Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-29

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Hopper. Mss Margaret Clark, Miss
Alice Hopper and Mrs. Ketcham.
The program was as follows:
l. Paper Comparisons Of Fairy
land" .............H oratio Parker
And .sPelleas ct Melisande'
................... Debrussy
Mrs. Robbins Anderson.
2. Aria The Rose Song from
sFairyland $500 Heratio Parker
Mrs. A. G. NJ. Robertson.
). Third act of '.Fairyland".
Horatio Parker
Mrs. Bruce Mackall, Mrs A. g. NJ
Robertson Mr.. Moss at the piano.
4. Paper Description and Crsti-
cisms of "Goyescas" .Granados
And Prince Igoiy .Borodine
Mrs. Robbins Anderson
5. "Pelleas ct Melisandes Deboussy
Read BY Mrs. Walter Dillingham;.
PLAYED by Mrs. William Whitney.
Mrs. Dillingham; gave this last num-
Der in the same manner that Madame
Materlinck. the beautiful opera singer.
Georgette Leblanc, gave it at the
Materlinck home in Paris.
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4 Delightful Musicale.
A rare musical treat was afforded
large and select gathering of H0-
n0lulu's music-lovers on Monday even
ing when Mr.. and Mrs. G. Montague
Cooke, Jr., opened the doors Of ''Kua-
Iii" their Manoa home, so that Mr..
Frank Moss, the pianist, could be
heard in recital It was q truly APP
preciatiye audience, one that spurrei
those taking part to their best ef-
forts. Mr.. Moss's selections were
more than delightful. He was most
ably assisted by Mrs. A. q. M. Rob
ertson, soprano, and Mr.. Rudolf Buch-
", violinist, both adding ID q great
measure to the success of the ever,
ing Mr.. Moss's numbers were unusu
ally fine, demanding mastery of tech
nique and a keen musical apprecia,
tion. From the opening number to
its close each selection mefited the
enthusiastic response it was given. He
showed himself equal to every de
mand, bringing ont emotional bits
with an understanding that brought
forth rounds Of unstinted applause.
Mr. Moss has made for himself
decidedly ,enviable position among
music loving Honolulu He is pupil
of the famous Bauer. who has on sew
eral occasions thrilled Honolulu audi
ences. Mrs Alexander c. M. Rob
ertson was the sweet singer she al
ways has been-so pleasing, so I'm
destinations that her audiences take
q personal as well as q critical inter
est She was especially pleasing on
Monday night and her listeners were
charmed with the sweetness OF her
voice and her gracious simplicity OF
manner.
Mr.. Buchly's violin numbers we're
most attractive and played in his usti-
al skilful and artistic manner.
About one hundred and fifty guests
listened to the charming program.
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Dr. and Mrs. Charles Bryant coopsr,s
Dinner.
Thursday evening at q table fra
grant and dainty with q handsome
central decoration of sweet peas, DR..
and Mrs. Charles Bryant Cooper en-
tertained complimentary to Gen. and
Mrs. John Mcclellan. The rooms
were very fragrant with lovely spring
blossoms and a charming hour was
enjoyed by the Coopers' guests after
dinner. Music did its part toward
the evenings pleasure.
DR.. and Mrs. Cooper's guests were
Gen. and Mrs. Mcclellan, the honor
guests; Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wall,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace R. harrington,
Col. and Mrs. Frank r. Keefer, Mr..
HTv.e
Scott, Miss Van Syke, Governor Luz
cius E. Pinkham and Capt. George
Jamerson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Shingles Poi !,
Luncheon.
Tomorrow at the r. W. Shingles
Manoa country place Mr.. Marc Klaw
will be the guest of honor at a genl-
inc Hawaiian luau prepared as Mrs.
Single we'll knows how. Several Ha-
waiian dancing girls viii perform
during the luau and very delightful
time is anticipated by the guests,
some of whom will be Prince and
Princess Kalanianaole, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. N. Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs: Walter
Macfarlane, Mayor and Mrs. ]. Lane,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. g. H. Robertson,
Mr. Ernest Parker, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Widemanp.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilder Enter,
tain. VI
On Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Wilder entertained Mr. and
Mrs. Case Deering. Captain and Mrs.
Edward Carpenter, Mr.. and hrs. Har
ry Macfarlane, Mrs. Henry Foster Dut-
ton and Major Matthew A. De Laney
at dinner. The table was daintily dec
Grated
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Waiter Damon Giffard's Easter Party.
Saturday afternono Mrs Harold
Giffard invited 20i of the youngsters
from the Brownie kindergarten to be
her small sons guests for the after
noon. Jolly play and number of |
games that amuse the wee ones kept |