Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-31
DRESS REHEARSAL or THE JUNE
. ..... FANTASY .--.


The dress rehearsal for the June
Fantasy was held last evening and il
was very pleasing To those promoting
this social and benevolent event. The
living pictures are sure to score a
splendid success. IL has been num-
Der OF years since living pictures have
been shown here, and while they have
had great vogue on the mainland re
Gently, Honolulu has not seen any.
Mrs Templeton Crocker and Mrs.
Frederick Kohl Of San Francisco are
kind enough to pose and both make
very lovely pictures. Mrs. Harold
Castle is a picture OF girlish beauty
and sweetness. Mrs. Edward CarDen-
ter and Mrs. Harold Giffard both
pose with great dignity ~ ...~. 49,.
Miss Edith Williams, who repre-
sents Joan of Arc, is true L. life. Hec
Hlistening armor and his staff make
this very realistic picture. .
Mrs. Z. White Sutton makes a
dainty picture, while Miss Ramona
Morgan is Queen Louise in the life.
Mrs. Alexander G. Halves is a perfect
picture OF Sargent.s Carmencita.
The ballet is as good as one could
see on any mainland stage The
Dance of Life and that of Death are
especially fine. Mrs. Frederick Kohl
has a wonderful voice and sses IL with
perfect ease and grace Prof. ]. S,
Wanrelrs excellent voice proves what
a master he is The steel" stringed
instrument number is very pleasing
and the music of the orchestra under
The direction tf Prof Ideler, who
needs no introduction, is delightful
The house has been sold out for the
first night, tomorrow evening. and
anyone who plans to 60 to the other
performances should phone for reser-
vations at the Territorial Messenger
Service.
CHAMPION COURT TENNIS PLAY
Err WILL SOON BE HERE.
SAN FRANCISCO.-Mr and Mrs
Jay Gould Of New York will sail this
month for Honolulu and en- route they
will stop for several days in this city
Mrs. Gould, who was Miss Annie Ora
ham, daughter Of Mrs. Hubert Vos, has
many friends and relatives in Homo
lulu, who will entertain for the young
couple. III" ~H.
Jay Gould is the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George Gould, and lis the cham
pion court tennis player OF the world
He gained the title when lie was only
30 years old by defeating the English
professional champion, who had held
the honor for years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gould would have gone
to the Hawaiian islands in the early
spring, but they delayed their depart
ure from New York until after the
wedding of Mrs Gould's brother. Har-
vey Graham, and Miss Frances Henry,
which took place last week. Jay Gould
was one of the ushers at the wedding.
San Francisco Chronicle, May q.
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Nj. s. Lindsey of
Waimea, Hawaii. announce the en-
g8gement CT their son. w. NJ. s. Lind
sey, Jr., to Miss ChristobeI X. Cockett.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. C. q. Cockett
OF Lahaina. Maui.
Both young people are amongst the
most popular members of the commu-
nifty and the announcement will be
received with much pleasure by their
friends.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.
Mr.. and Mrs f. T. Williams an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
Ter, Electa, 10 Mr.. George Byron
Girdler, The engagement announce
nent. viii be received with much in
teresf here.
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Everyone who had the opportunity
left town Saturday and did not come
home until Tuesday evening. The
holiday was breathing spell for
those wishing to be away from town.
for a weekend, and it is safe to say
that every beach house was opened.
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II is really delightful to have the
w. G. Irwin mansion at Waikiki
open. During the II Tins permanent
occupancy it was the scene CT many
brilliant affairs.