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Rebekah'a Rovol.Tin* Order of Odd Fallow has a •cry useful annex in tin* Degree of fobekah. composed entirely of Indy •rlnlivos of monds't* of the Order. riii ladies are, like the little busy ees, always workers ami evince heir love for the Brotherhood in arlons ways.The latest event with which the Rohekah degree was connected was 1 in entertainment, given on the even ingof the Ith iimt.. at the residence of Mrs. Thomas Lack, and which consisted of a series of tableaux and charades, besides the introduction of n farce in one act.A number of people present were highly pleased with the impromptu entertainment and also with the provision made for the •‘inner man, which was presented in eream, eakes nnd non nlcohnlie liquids.The ('lent was a new departure and was a most enjoyable a Hair, the management of the tableaux by Mrs. Nieoll, the charades by Mrs. Petrie, and the reception of visitors by Miss Bose Adler being carried out ill a most acceptable manner. Mr. P. J. I'isllel aided. Following is an ae count of t he events and the participators:Tableaus The Gipsy's Warning. Mrs. Berkeuheiiiier i lady t; Miss Jessie Neill, with song. (Gipsyl: Mr. James Mcliuirc (lover).Charade I Pickwick) Miss Maguire. Miss Alice Petrie. Mr. ('has. Hill.Tableaux Temptation. This was a temperanee lesson, as it were, inE' which the evil genii was an adjunctto a fair lady in the inducement to indulge in a glass of wine. Airs. Xicnil, Miss Maggie White and Mr. Mill, besides the gentleman in black (?) took parts.Charade (Society)-- Miss Adler. Miss Neill and Miss Plemer,A Terrible Revenge lt;Farce in one act) Mrs. Petrie, who sustained her pari very ably; Mrs. Nieoll and Mr. James McGuire.Charade t Pilgrimage) Miss Plemer, Mrs. Nieoll. Mr. C. J. Fishel and Mr. .1. J. Locker.Tableau (.Faith. Hope and Char ityl- Faith. Miss Beadle: Hope, Miss Maggie White: Charity (in which the two little sons of Mrs. Nieoll appeared i. Miss McLaren.Tableau (Rock of Ages)—Miss Katie Woodward was the only character and most picturesque. The hymn was vocalized by Miss Jessie Neill.The grounds were lighted by numerous lanterns am I the Unit riiMrmblt! was brilliant. The party did not leave until a late hour and then highly pleased with the first entertainment of the Daughters of Re-hekali.
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The Daily Bulletin
Honolulu, Hawaii, US
Tue, Aug 09, 1892
Page 4
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Brooks H.
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