The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-11-21


Last wednesday evening the members Of the
boys Heading Room Association celebrated the
so1ud anniversary OF the establishment Of their
club. by giving a supper. The invited guests were
Mezsrs j. S. Webb, C. Z. Buckland and a. T. At
lauz1n ard h. Smith, tho latter being una7oida1.y
absent. The guests were received uy AE. W. Mon
ssrIat and after some slight COW ltlaA que
whole party moved of 60 tla slPF., i.l.Ls -
vas a tasteiully decorated apartments we LAss o5
three nations zeTt drlpea af1-lq lll walls anu
graceful fern lei5 al, bouquets oL ,sl- s'--5 2.
tbs effect portrait OF tlg absent President, BIZ
q A Brown. faced the vac. President. Afitf o
few apeuiuE remarks hT Ar. W. Mal-sillt lLll
clmuluv fell o. with O VII The supper was tl-
rsII6af due o. the care of Mrs hIu7erfai am
other ladies Ample justice was done 90 tlc wants.
and % the members OF the club have as E''4 al b
petite for mental pa1llum as they nave l1E c'.u
turkey. shrimp salad, Jam tarts. chocolate Gaze
aud Zoe cream. they wall become very learned men
indeed Upon the arrival of the nee cream, atigu-
ton being no 1ag1r iutgu; upon the good Things
Of the table Mr. j. :. Webb rose and proposed ite
health OF the association. lie regretted tLat Ls
had Iu the past known 30 little ut the a-slll4'llL
but De- should See 90 I thar DEE kept better posted
ia the future. 10 there was AMY way DO which De
could o. of assistance 90 tho a-7Heltllil' tue pee
President had uuIy 90 call 90 him. lie was EltA
90 meet aud EluE tla member lie wished t4t
success not only for ihlIr clul anniversary but
for their hundred and second AF. W. d. Love-
SacTUtlTN replied nE giving some lIlIFIill4l WIN
u.
started With seven member 10 ROW numbered
twenty fuu. The original room was not large
enough and another had been 90 gagged lAtIt
worr 90 books Boz the library and they also sub
sdrIltd for some of tlg perl1dIclla. lE. A. Garter
Treasurer reported that the funds of the club are
Do "a faurslIug condition. they had no debts and
had 50 Boz hand. The dues were 20 CTS. "a month
and % Cts. Initiation Zee. Tie had mos long been
Treasurer and was unable 90 give further details.
M Low called attention 90 The TACT that The Tleu
bgr- had never been assessed. lie also proposed
the health Ui the press which was responded 20 lN
Mr.. A. o. Atkinson. Mr.. Atkinson thanked tile
AIco President and tie other young gentlemen
present for their appreciation OF the press Inc
pres highly appreciated the good work the boys
were doing The association C1Glu not but have %
good effect on them 90 made them more manly
aud salf-relIlut lt pGs great thing for them 90
have piHcg ui their own where they might ps1ii-
ably spend their spare time when time hung uglFN
they need not hang round the house and Worry
their Tlutltra or bother their brothers. INC assoc
citation brought them together and made o. NOSE
kindly feeling one towards another many OF them
uuuld make lifelong friends. They would not
only make lifelong friends among tLumselyts, but
also among the books he cited instances of books
that Dc had made friends with when boy, and
which De even uUU delighted 90 read. Tie was
proud 90 See tLlt the boys of Honolulu could or.
game and keep together au institution of .ll5
kind 90 reflected credit on themselves aud on hu
uuuu
Mr. BucElaul. editor OF the BrH.f.a referred 90
tla interest Mr. kenyon had taken Iu llg IlsIItu-
ti1u. De intended 90 take as great lu interest and
would visit their rooms. lie was reminded Of
book club DE had belonged Co. To started with
seven books and three members Il i've years there
were -5 members and 1l5 books. Then books were
donations. De thought that after the account ut
tins meeting had been published, donations would
clm0 to tins slcietv
Mr.. W. Love proposed tla health of Mrs Mon
s0rrlt. which Was gllll-I.-iiC-.lE ClgaIuu Nr.
". NuusgFraf returned thanks saving shat his
mother was alaayE glad t1 assist the bows she
took o. great interest Iu them. The COMMITTEES OF
Arrangement was proposed ly Wee President a
Robertson and uspuulgd ta 1y Aast.rJ .Muagrlo
bad never made speech before a-l De- could sag
was that they must stick together Iu the future aH
they lad Iu the past To ile toast ai Che Ia.
dius' Mr.. auckland replied. The last toast WIS
thu absent President This was enthusiastically
chcorca 90 hE. Brown being due Iu great meas
urU tl0 success of the club. Do s constant attgu-
der at che meetings and Is IulUt4tIrlha Do looking
after tho interests of the club. Bravo AlT. e. A.
Brown.
The elders then Withdrew. Tia. boys tL-u pro-
cttt8d Co lav ont for good tlmeo-nuGs, glggs and
imp.uvlsltI6us followed one another. tlt accom-
plumtut being PLAYED Dos Master s. IuussrElt on
The guitar A speech DIS AR IS. Mousauai was
received with vehement applause and au lmpr9-
vIsatI1l bv Mr. !. Wilder was enthusiastically
cLorrta the speech maker being carried shoulder
high Co bis Clrrlrr when the time lHl parting
came.
10 gas mos. enjoyable affair Sc think the tired
press men went home with q Eindligr feeling than
usual Boo their hearts aud ready. and aI 20 say,
God bless our boys.