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Evening with Dave Eldredge
scheduled at Punahou May 7

An Evening with Dave Eldredge will be held Saturday May 7 at Punahou's Dole Hall, 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. The former Punahou athlete, coach and teacher suffered a brain hemorrhage in late December. He is still undergoing therapy but is getting stronger. Friends are invited to come and chat with Dave. The $25 entry will include heavy pupu. Beer and wine will be sold. Miki Beamer, Eileen Lota and Fred Trotter are chairing the event. Call Miki at 988-2042 or Eileen at 595-4862 for tickets or more info ...

HONOLULU Academy of Arts Asian Art Curator Julia White and art collector Pat Salmon have returned from the opening of the "Taisho Chic: Japanese Romanticism and Art Deco" exhibit at the Marion Koogler McNay Art Museum in San Antonio, Texas. The opening set an attendance record. The exhibit was organized by the academy ...

Get out the old 1950s attire -- whatever that was -- and wear it to the Moonlight & Memories Alzheimer's Association fund-raiser April 16 at the Sheraton Waikiki. "Fabulous Fifties" is the theme. Singer Jimmy Borges, pianist Ginny Tiu and a dance band are on the bill. Vicky Cayetano and Dr. Gary Okamoto are the chairs. Call Dave Hamel at the association, 591-7221, for tickets priced at $150. You don't really have to wear '50s clothes; cocktail attire will be fine ...

Get Buddy Ryan to join Jones and Glanville

When news broke early this week about Jerry Glanville joining June Jones' coaching staff, Star-Bulletin staffer Theo Jones said, "They should hire Buddy Ryan." That brought loud whoops from sports junkies Joe Edwards and Chuck Parker in the news room. That's one way to fill Aloha Stadium seats. People would pay to see the troika of unpredictable Jones, colorful Glanville and rough-and-tumble Ryan in action together ...

Speaking of Bulletin staffers, Cliff Coleman, the paper's former high-brow music critic in the 1950s and '60s, is still out there. Cliff, who turns 80 in July, has landed a small speaking part in an upcoming episode of ABC's "Lost." Cliff will appear in a flashback scene. He's had minor roles in "Hawaii Five-O" and "Magnum, P.I." Cliff continues to work on his music Web site, www.cliffsclassics.com, reviewing the latest classical albums. His son, Mark Coleman, is on the Star-Bulletin staff ...

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