Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-13


land sympathetic voice. An evening
| OF real pleasure is anticipated. The
program starts promptly at Sis. 1t
will be an evening highly instructive
as well as one of pleasure The tick
cts are 81 each. Much has been done
| to make this a worthwhile evening.
1t is for cause that appeals to all.
for surely all of Europe is in need
of our sympathy and help now.
E@E. X. s. ~ - :: =. "
The Punahou Play.
Green Stockings" like every other
play that the students o. Punahou
success last night. 49,.
Miss Maud Hastings, who coached
and drilled the Young actors and act
resses, deserves all the compliments
| that were showered upon her. Charles
r. Bishop hall was filled with friends,
who always flock to anything that
| Punahou does. Old pupils are al
ways there. Every member of
| the cast did excellent work. The play
kept the audience il an .uproar
throughout. Miss Katie Singlehurst
and John Clifford who had leads y
| both did splendid work. 49,
Punahou aims each year to put
something on that will be helpful to
| young people in future dramatic work
and John Clifford, who had leads, y
ceived tle-:: .nit.a. training mere.
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PuoiIs' PecitaI. -.
The pupils of Miss Margaret 'Elec-
ira Clarke and Miss Helen Grace Cad
well will give recital of Mozart mu-
sic on the evening of Friday. May &c.
! This date has been chosen instead of
May q, as was previously announced.
y - y
/ TaIiy-ho Party. .
! A delightful tally-ho party to Hama
/ una bay is being enjoyed by the facul-
ty and a few friends Of Punahou today
The party left Punahou at s.: 80 this
morning and is spending the day re-
creating, tramping, swimming, etc.
| Luncheon is being provided by the
ladies.
The party is compliment to. Mrs.
Maude E. Taylor, who is leaving
Punahou this year~after a long and
most useful and pleasant service to
the school. .~
Church Social. ~ .-.
The spirit of spring pervaded the
May social given on Thursday even,
ing at Central Union church by the
! Women's Society and there was an
unusually large attendance. Miss Eve
/ Ign McDougaH had the program in
charge and deserves much credit for
the work and time spent in arranging
il. Tire program opened with Men
delssohn's Spring Song" beautifully
played by Mrs. w. D. Westervelt, with
/ violin obligato by Prof. Miltner, after
which Miss McDougall read group
of English poems embodying the
spring motif. Mrs. Robertson then
sang song of .,prIi, after which Miss
McDcugall read a group of spring pc
ems by American authors and Mrs
Robertson followed with an appropri-
ate group Of songs. Miss McDougall
then read several bits of verse of Ha,
waiian atmosphere and written by
Honolulu men and women The song
Interpretation by Mrs Robertson was
especially pleasing with this group
for being native daughter CT Hawaii
herself she embodies the feeling ana
expression of the songs. ..::...
4 Masses of Chinese asters in varying
Il tones of pink and rose color were used
about the rooms while potted palms
and ferns added to the attractive set
+! ting. Miss Ramona Morgan was res
ponsible for the decorations.
y The guests were met at the door nv
Mrs. Alonzo Gartley. chairman of the