Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-16

Sometime during the evening one OF
the boys asked them how they had
come and when they replied that they
had yentured to step out without es-
corts the young man was Mortified.
He started curtain lecture but the
girls said they had no intention OF
staying at home just because the boys
were too slow to take them out. They
said a few more rather sarcastic
things, too, and the young man fed
in terror. From the way he spoke of
the episode afterwards fancy he will
never question a girl again simply
because she has attended a dance
without a man
From now on I don't suppose any
one will think of much but the Mid
Pacific Carnival TheE Carnival is go
ing to be quite wonderful this veal,
for the director-gener and his COM
mitteemen have planned week OF
unique entertainments. The announce
ment that VIII Levers is to assist in
directing The Sho-Guns has interest
ed Honolulu society folk to quite an
extent, for Mr.. Levers is "a Honolulu
boy" and his advancement on the
stage has interested and gratified his
many friends Now they are looking
forward to an entertainment the stag
ing of which he viii have in charge.
It is so late. Polly dear. that / just
cant write another line.
Best love, PEGGY.
Entertainment for Prince and
Princess Kampengpetch.
Prince and Princess Kampengpetch,
who passed through Honolulu this
week, we're extensively entertained
during their visit in San Francisco re-
Gently. During their sojourn in Cali
fornia Prince Kampengpetch acted as
resident fair commissioner for Siam
and entertained and was entertained
officially in that capacity.
One of the recent and most elabor-
ate affairs given in honor of the royal
couple from Siam was the dance given
in San Francisco by Mr.. and Mrs.
Adolph Spreckles on New Years eve.
The masterpiece of the evening was
the presentation of a pantomime Illus
trating several of the verses from the
Ruhaiyat. enacted by Madame Marga-
ret Barry. Mrs Jack Spreckles, Harry
Howell and Allan st. John. Charles
Bulotti sang several of the quatrainsI
which Liza Lehman did to music I'M
der the title "In Persian Garden
BY way Of imparting colorful eff
feet to the playlet 1t was done in the
Spreckles' Pompeiian room, which was
beautifully adorned for the evening,
giving superb dramatic effect to the
entertainment The aspect was as
though picturesque bit of romantic
Persia had been transplanted to San
Francisco. Peacocks adorned the
room and tiger skins were scattered
about the couches. At the marble en-
frances were vases of bright colored
fruits, fountain surrounded with flow
ers and plants occupying the center.
The elusive spirit of the quatrains was
subtly conveyed in a series of charm
ing tableaux.
Especial Star Bulletin Correspondence
WAILUKU, Jan. lat the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Willard Of
Hilo, on Sunday January 8, occurred
a very pretty wedding, when William
H. Engle and Miss Pearl Spicer were
united in marriage by the Rev. Jay o.
Warner of the staff of teachers of the
Hilo Boys Boarding school
The wedding was very simple one,
only few of the friends of the bride
and groom being present. Mrs. Will
lard is an intimate friend of the bride,
who had been on an extended visit
for some weeks at the Willard home.
The house was beautifully decorated
with palms. bamboo and cut flowers.
Immediately following the ceremony a
wedding breakfast was served, and