Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-09

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should prove rare treat to music low.
ers, and the Russians who so literally
have given their services at different
occasions for charftable purposes
ought to be rewarded by "a full house
The program In detail Is as follows;
Beethoven. String Quartet op. IS Mo- /
Allegro con brio ~ { = - =.
AdaEiof 81 go: & - &:
IS Scherzo ~[:ff%z:s So
B Allegro "a u sSes 80
Grieg: String Quartet OBJ e. : ~ Z.
- .Andante Allegro =
! 'ats q ,Romanze tt5s,.Ss. ,ss.g, =.
Haydn String Quartet No. 6s 0p. 81
No. IS IS: y,
g Presto 81; g
Andante cantabile
Menuefto 81 80 50
Scherfando
It the first fecita1 shbnld find favor
Withthe cones patrohh It Is The In.
.tention Of the quartet organization to
render . second program on July IL.
1917 presenting compositions Of
Rich, Strauss, Gfieg and Haydn, Tic
kets at $780, viii be on sale at
Messrs Wall e Dougherty, Bergstroml
Music CO.. Alex Young Hotel Moanal
Hotel 8 .s.ssss 81
SECOND KATHARINE GooDsoN
IS 80 II sRECITAL 81 81 IL.
The second piano recital of Kath-
arine Goodson will take place at Mis-
sion Memorial hall next Wednesday
night and society folk are taking q
much deeper interest in ii than In the /
first. Miss Goodson,s first concert
proved that her mastery of the piano
Is such that she appeals to a wide va
riety of tastes, and even those little
yersed IN music at once are charmed
The program Tor Wednesday IS as
follows: =. ~ ~ ( 4 81 -.
I.-Berceuse. ~ = e., = : -
Preclude G major. cczEf2s : v
Preclude f major. = r. -, = ].
Fantasia + minor. =, g. II ~
u.--Fiye Studies. es.g.,f.,1 ). .s5- -. d.
From OPP. 10 In Al nat. q r. =, -
From op. 10 In II minor. Y g.
From OPP. 10 In r major : ; j,
Posthumous In "A flat. Is r.. 4
From Qp. Is In G. major. -. =. q.
Prelude, in q HAT. s:..$ p. a
Seherzo ID B flat minor. - =
.A Intermission.s ~ :.
lI--Mazurka A. minor. y. -, : !
Two waitzes--C sharp minor; A
flat OPP 81. s t1s1 ~: ~ 70
Polonaise OPP. So. s~&. -. = "A
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AIRS. LUTHER AJNGsT GIVES AL
LUNCHEON - -
With her guests seated at table,
holding a large central gilt basket !
and several smaller ones artistically
arranged and filled with golden shower
and blue transparent butterflies grace.
.Iuily poised where apparently they
rested to sip honey from the golden
blossoms; with other butterflies resi-.
ing ON cloud of yellow and blue
united maiine, Mrs. Luther Aungst en-
RETAINED az luncheon On Thursday OF
this week at the Donna. Bridge was
the diversion for the afternoon. , /
Mrs. Aungst's guests were Mrs. II.
b. Mooney, Mrs. r. G. HummeIf. Mrs.
William Mckay, Mrs. GuessefeIdt. Mrs.
James Steiner, Mrs. J. C.. Cohen. ami
Mrs. John Fleming.
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- WlLSON-FIGELY
Word comes to Honolulu. of the
marriage Of Mrs. Clara Parson Ffsen
OF San Francisco and Mr.. Rufus 4.
Wilson OF Washington, D. c.. they
viii make their home in Boston,
where Mr.. Wilson is the vice president
Ut National Cotton Manufacturers
association. ~.' -.
Mrs. Wilson spent four months here
this winter az the guest Of her sister
Mrs. W. J. Clark. ; -
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COL, AND MhS. F. r. KEEFER'S
{. - q INFORMAL SUPPER ~
& Col and Mrs. Frank r. Keefer en-
tertained with an Informal supper
last Saturday evening. After supper
"a swim was enjoyed, later the guests
going to the Roof Garden to dance.
Col. and Mrs. Keefers guests in.
.cluded Capt. and Mrs. John u. Bur-
nett. Capt and Mrs. Harry B. Lewis,
Capt. and Mrs. Bayard Sneed, Miss
Ruth Anderson, Miss Ruth Soper,
Miss Margaret Merrill, Capt. Charles
@. vBankhead, Lieut. Carl L. Cohen
and Lieut. Eugene Landrum