Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-07
BENEFIT Concert
TONIGHT

NOuC6Il 10 UG given IOI llIo duudl0
Nurses Club of Hawaii this even
ing at SIS at the Mission Me-
mortal building and from the list Of
rat-onesses which the folder contains
and the array Of musical talent listed
it promises to be highly successful
entertainment.
Prof. Joaquin S. Wanrell, bass, has
arranged the program and will be as
sisted by Miss Alice Harrison at the
piano, an Eskay Grand loaned by
Stanley Livingstone, and the follow
ing artists Mrs. H. L. Lyon. mezzo
soprano; Mrs. Chris ODay, alto; Mrs.
! A. G. NJ. Robertson, soprano; Mrs.
Adolph Gertz, recitation; Miss Helen
| Center dance; Mr.. A. r. Robertson,
violin; Dr. Geo. F. Straub, cello; Mr..
J. E Rocha, baritone; Mr. Arthur
WALL tenor.
The following ladies will act as
patronesses; Mesdames C. M. Cooke,
B. F. Dillingham;, F. A. Schaefer, An.
drew Fuller, James R. Judd, Charles
Bryant Cooper, Arthur F. Wall, An
drew Hero, Jr., George P. Cooke.
Walter Dillingham;, John Pratt D.
Howard Hitchcock, Wallace r. Far
Westervelt, Lawrence Judd, r. O.
Matheson, Walter F. Frear, Henry
Holmes, Arthur Hodgins, William
Whitney Augustus E. Murphy, James
D. Dougherty. Richard Ivers, Gerrit
P. Wilder, George Potter, William
Hogs, Jr., l. J. Shepherd, Mason F.
Prosser, E. White Sutton, E. c. Web
ster, w. c. Hobby, Clarence Ashford,
c. c. Won Hamm, George Herbert,
John Watt, and the Misses Beatrice
Caste, Ismay Stubbs, Elinor Gartley
and Pauline Magrudder.
The program is:
FIRST UART
1. Faust" Dio possente. " .Gounod
Signor Joaquin S. Wanrell
g In a Gondola" :. Mischa Elman
Mr.. A r. Robertson
5. Aria from Carmen. . Bizet
Mrs. A. G. H. Robertson
4. "Cavatina" from Ernani. Verdi
Mr.. J. E. Rocha
5 (a) ITO You" ..... Obey Speaks
(b) AT Dawning". ....C. Cadmat1
Mrs. Chris ODay
| 6. Duet-"ln This Solemn Hour.
f. Mr.. Arthur Wall
Signor Joaquin S. Wanrell
lat the piano.
Miss Alice Harrison
SECOND PART
/. Blue Bird" (Dance). .......
Miss Helen Center
2 "Musica Proibita" $780,. Glanderton
Mrs. Harold L. byon
3. Second Romance" CceIlo solo)
Observation-Disclosures. Hugo Borken
DR.. George F. Straub
Mr.. Fidler Birmanie
4. 80 Charming Her Voice. Verdi
Mr. Arthur Wall
8. Bright Star of Love" Robande
Signor Joaquin s. Wanrell !
DR.. George F. Straub, cello obIigato |
6. Recitation, The Fault of the
Violin ....... Mrs. Adolph Gertz
7. Duet-"Amo" .......... Pinsutte !
Mrs. Harold L. Lyon
S!gnor Joaquin S. Wanrell
Cat the piano.
Miss Alice Harrison
The concert to be held this evening
is worthy Of attention. The Graduate |
Nurses Club is the newest club form |
ed in Honolulu and has for its presi- +,
dent Miss Mary Johnson, who needs |
no Introduction to the public. The |
object of the concert is to provide
funds for the club so that it will be
prepared to meet any emergency that
might present itself. There are 800
graduate nurses in Honolulu, 100 Of
whom are private nurses In active SER
vice
The club already boasts 80 mem
bers who have enrolled and if it can
be esta blished on a sound financial
basis, its members can cooperate for
the common good. 1t is fondly hoped
that later on the members will boast
of their own ClubroOm, meanwhile
they have been accorded a welcome
a; the Library OF Hawai-, where they
hUid thci" meetings.
Fox tt" Information of those who
VII a::c:d tie governors reception
it % s:s:eI that tie concert will be
OVER about $50. it is desired no en-
cores be asked for.