Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-29
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COLUMBIA CALLS

COLUMBIA CALLS
This beautiful and patrieiic pag-,
geant, columbia Calls" will be puE'
on next "Wednesday afternoon at ..
. O'Clock at Arcadia, the pretty home of
Ex-Governor and Mrs. Walter Frsar.
II is given as a benefit for the
Woinen's War Council the funds tni
be used for entertainment for the en-
listed men OF the United States army
and navy. ,. ~.
The festival pageant, Columbia
Calls" 10 particularly timely and nm.
pressiye. The symbolism Is quickly
and effectively interpreted and the aa-
dience cannot fail to enter sympa,
thetically into the spirit of the ga
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As the gay festive music begins.
the group of dancers, symbolizing tho
joys OF peace appear and while they
dance, stately and beautiful Column
bia comes forth TO watch their revels.
At the summons of the spirits IF
pleasure, groups of women represent
ing various phases of life appear To
participate in the revels.
Suddenly the joyous scene is inttr-
evil. Three gloomy figures, symbol
izing war clouds chase before them
every evidence OF joy. The very spirit
sof war is wildly portrayed In thrill.
fng and picturesque dance. War, =
self, strides upon the scene ehalleag.
ing Columbia, who has been watching
with surprise and sorrow the change
in affairs. At last she reluctantly rec
ognizes the inevitability Of war ard
accepts the challenge. The misery
and grief Of war is synbolized in the
dance OF the spirits Of grief.
Gradually hope dawns in the
stricken heart of Columbia and her
people, for service and the spirit OF
the association appear. At their sum.
mons each group of women comes for
ward shedding their fair and cnlor-
full garments for the more sober ones
of service and serious activity. MUSES.
and college girls, housekeeDers, so
ciety girls and business girls, all g1ad-
~ offer what they have to give to
Columbia.
With this encouragement and In.
SEPARATION Columbia goes forth In dig.
nifty and power to victory.
The following is the cast Of char.
acters:
Columbia ...... Miss Marjorie Csppps
Peace ...s..... Miss Mayme Nelson
War .......... Mrs. Montague Cooke
Service .....,.... Miss Alice Hopper
JOY Spirits: Misses Eva Decker, Mae
Fraser. Margaret Shaw, Dorothy
Rowell, Lily Riest, Mrs. Pease.
War Clouds: Jeanne Munro, 6.ena
Munro.
College girls: Grace Morgan, JaRnatt
Sharp.
Society Girls: Misses Mae Biyen. Ber-
nice Halstead.
Housekeepers: MesdaIaes Gage,
Avery. Emmans, Ekstrand, I4arri.
nler, Tracey, Whitcomb.
Nurses: Mesdames AnciH, French,
Misses Daub, Dewar, Dutot. Pep.
per, Neimeyer.
business Girls: Misses Herendeen.
Rest, Johnson, MacKay. Mrs
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Mr.. IND MRS. ROBERT SH1NGLE
HONOR Mr.. AND MRS. A. n.
CAMPBELL
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Single gave
q poi luncheon on wednesday, as q
welcome home to Mr.. and Mrs A. N.
Campbell. A pretty decoration of pink
kitdiolus and asparagus vine was at
lractive. Those invited by Mr.. and
Mrs. Single to honor Mr.. and Mrs.
A. N. Campbell we're Mr.. and Mrs
Waiter Kendall. Prince and Princess
Kalanianaole. Mr.. and Mrs. William
1T. Rawlins, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
chill'ngworth and lar. and Mis-. A. G.
Wilkes.
1 WEDDING is OF INTEREST," HERE
The wedding of Miss Sally Lewis
Brown to Mr.. Edward Arthur Whit
aker. Jr. is of pleasing interest here.
as Miss Brown spent two winters in
Honolulu and has a large circle of
friends here.
The announcement follows:
Mrs. Annie Dickinson Morris re-
Quests the honor Of your presence at
the marriage of her daughter Sally
Lewis Brown TO Mr.. Edward Arthur
whitaker, Jr., lieutenant of Field Ar
ltillery. U. s. R.. on Monday. evening,
the twenty-fourth Of September at 40
Marion street. Denver Colo. -