Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-07
DELIGHTFUL EVENING ENJOYED
so-5 sa% .a.=s~ ON MAUI 3 !

| Especial ar-Bulletin Oorrespondence)
1 WAILUKU, Maui, July 7.-One of
the most unique and really delightful
entertainments ever given on Maui
was that given at the Alexander House
Gymnasium last Saturday night, un.
i der the auspices of the Maunaolu
iSeminary alumnae association. It
was children's affair, largely, but it
is more than likely that the several
hundred .grown.ups who packed the
hall to, capieity got the most fun cut
of the entertainment. ; .~s.E
Several score of children, who had
lbeen In training for months past un-
der the painstaking direction OF Mrs.
w. II. Field, Mrs. P. Fl. Ross and L.
lC. Palmer gave an exhibition Of
fancy dancing that would be hard to
excel anywhere and which hugely de.
lighted the audience. There were
sailors hornpipes, Japanese dances,
Highland filings, Spanish fandangoes,
Dutch dances, Irish jigs, fairy dances
and modern society fancy dancing.
One OF the big hits of the evening
was the dance Of little Alma Ross
and Take Robinson mimicing clever
society dance by Miss Alma Robinson
apd L. c. Palmer. The children, fol-
lowing closely behind their proto-
types, reproduced their every step and
gesture with such perfectness as to
win storms Of applause. :, - :
Following the chfldren's program
the older folks took possession OF the
floor and danced until midnight The
receipts of the entertainment amount
ed to about $500. 7 ..a =
The children who took part I'm the
pretty affair were Irene Moura, Beat
rice Wilbur, Irene Deinert, George and
Robert st. Sure, Miyo Yoshizawa, Hisa
Ibara, Ululani, Thelma and Tats Rob
inson, Dorothy McNicoll, Mary Case,
Hilda Deinert; Lillian Dickens, Frank
Somerfeld, Lawrence Robinson, Adele
Osmer, Frances Field, Martha Wilbur,
Resale Enos, Rosalie Kepoikai, Sadie
Whitehead, Margaret Sparks, Marian
Field, Alma Ross, Valma Vetlesen,
Helen Walsh, Doris Hair, Esther Pal
matter, Margaret Sloggett, Frances
Baldwin, Eldora Chalmers, Gladys
Venhuizen. .
RED CROSS ENTERTAINMENT
FOR MAUI
3 Especial Star-Buflstin Corrsspondencs) >
WAILUKU, Maui, July For the
benefit Of the American Red Cross
Association an entertainment is being
planned for Saturday evening, July
81, at the Paia Community House.
'The Bracelet" a one-act play by AL.
fred Sutro. will be presented under
the direction Of Mrs. T. B. Linton.
The cast includes Mrs. Robert p Har-
bold, Mrs. George Aiken, Miss Violet
Searby, Miss Madeline ven Tempsky,
Ralph B. Walker, Allan e. Parmalee, +,
David Rattray and Kenneth Smith.
Mrs. Linton will read The Lost
Silk Hat" by Lord Dunsany, who is
fighting in France. This writer has
three plays running in. New York at
the present time.
Mrs. Harbold and Mr. Snyder win
present dance, "In the Shadows"
Miss Hoffman's orchestra WIN play
between acts and will also play for
the dancing, which will follow the
program.
It is hoped that Maui will be able to
turn in a creditable sum as its "bit"
for the Red Cross.
MRS. ROBERT HfND ENTERTA1Ns
&. AT DINNER
Mrs. Robert Hind gave a very In
formal and pleasant dinner on Friday
evening for nine girls Of the younger
set. After dinner Mrs. Hind took
the party to the movies. Those who
enjoyed the hospitality Of Mrs. Hind
were Miss Helen Jones, Miss Thelma
4. Murphy, Miss, Margaret Jones,
Miss Kathryn Jones, Miss Helen
Pratt, Miss Doris Jones, Miss Mar
garet Hind and Miss Muriei Hind.
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Mrs Alive Brown IS the house guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. C. Hagens at |
their Peninsula home.