Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-29
ALI BABA AND THE FORTY
THIEVES"

THIEVES
ALI Bahia and the Forty Thieves
10 soon 10 be presented to Honolulu
by local children under the able c.
reetion Of Mr.. l.. Young correthers,
who has just returned from London,
where the children take such an ini'
portant part in play acting. This
wo1i will develop expression and SELL
reliance in the children and will help
broaden their character and mental
vision. The costumes are to be soTte,
Gus, as we might expect who remehl.
Der the splendid costUming Of the pea
cock ballet done here two years ago,
designed by Mr.. CorretheTs. The seen
cry Is being built TO tit the size and
needs Of the childrens playlet. Two
performances Of the Arabian Nights
standby are to be given, one on Friday
afternoon. Jan. II. at 4:30. and the
second one on Saturday MORNING. Jan
-, al IL, thus enabling all Of the chill
dren In Honolulu 10 90 and enjoy this
fascinating story. Mr.. Correthers ard
his splendid talent need no inuoduc
ton to Honolulu audience.
There will be twenty-four characters
In the play and the leading players
are Katherine KiIbourne. Mary Louise
Love. Harriet Hitchcock, Irene Camp
bell and Pauline Voting.
MRS. Antonio fERRY AND MISS
p, 'WooDFoRD GIVE WAR Sill
YER BRIDGE"
bIPs. Antonio Perry and Miss Wood
ford gave q war silver bridge" On Fri.
day sfternoon. Nine tables were used,
IL was very simple party, the prizes
being silk hose. They were won by
Mfscflarold Hayselden, Mrs: George
Er6o Mrs L. G. Rowland and Miss
Arm Jahnsun. The refreshments we're
war cookies In which no sugar or but
ter was used, nor was any white flour
employed. g..
The fruit punch was made of grape
Juice and singer ale, and in that sugar
= was also eliminated, so II was Hoo
was secured st1.75, which will be
sent to q worker In Paris to be used
% she sees fit. --: ii
The guests enjoying Mrs, PerrS's
aud Miss Woodfords hospitality were
Mrs. W. Anderson. Mrs W. Gaynor.
Mrs. William p. Kendall. Mrs. Ran.
dolrh Moore, Mrs. e. 81. Watson, Mrs.
Claude Watson, Mrs. Kenneth Barnes,
Mrt. Fred Jamerson, Miss Louise
Lucas, Mrs. l.. Z. Davis, Miss EhThorn
Mrs. A. 3. ConHingham. Mrs. Harold
Hay9eken, Mrs Don Kinney, Mrs.
Merrill. Mrs. Renton Hind. Mrs. Ed.
ward LOOMS, Mrs. ". Greenwich. Mrs.
-nla King, Miss Lally, Miss Mathews,
Alfp. Stems. Mrs j, L. Young, Mrs,
Clear Phillips. Mrs., George A. Brown
Mrs. Edsar Robinson, Mrs. Archibald
GUILD, Mrs. Edward Dekum, Mrs. Louis
j. warren, Mrs George Curry, Mrs.
Eallie II. Douglas, Mrs. Philip Frear,
E.ist Josephine Soper, Mrs L, C. How.
land and Miss Ann Johnson. i
"A PICNIC AT KANE0HE
Lieut. Anterior Richards was host
a swim and supper at kaneohe yes.
terdty Afternoon. The guests arrived
early, enjoyed launch ride and ther
i swim. then supper was served, after
which singing with the merry group
ssatsd on the iawns closed the diver.
sion.
Those IN the party we're. Mr.. aid
Mrs. TheodoFe Richards, Mrs. Stetsoll,
Miss Ruth Anderson, Miss Rptu Nc.
Miss Ruth Anderson. Miss Ruth Nc
Baker, Mr.. wyman. Lieut.. Lester
Marks, Captain b. w. Il. Warren,
Lieut. Athertoh Gilman and the host.
SUPPER AND tLEyER sKIT TO BE-
PUT on.
se4 Helen Alexander 70 planning 4
vkfy leasant program Tor which she
10 To send cut cards the first OF next
weak II ii to be q supper served 1T
the Lana: theater. and during the
supper brief dramatic "skitsn are to
be giysn for the pleasure Of the ss.
teiAbied quests.
MR. AND MRS. CHARLES chit
LiNGWORTH'S FAMILY DINNER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chiilingworth
had small family midday dinner on
Christmas, after which they enjoyed
the races st KApiolani Park
y
Mr.. AND MRS. FREDERICK J.
LoWREYsS CHRISTMAS DINNER
Nj. and Mrs, Friedrich Jewett Low.
rev entertained for stheir family on
Christmas day with d family dinner
party. al the grandchildren being IL
the HlsssAnt feast,