Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-03
SATURDAY, ..................... MAY. , "a
LOCAL ITEMS


The Mission Chldren's Society will hold It's
regular monthly meeting at the residence Of
Judge Austin this evening
The St. Louis college band numbering four.
teen members is under the tuition Of Mr.
Charles Micbies It's members played for the
hot time in public on Easter Sunday, in the
cathedral.
On Friday evening 18TH instant, a select
company NJ friends assembled at the residence
NJ the brides father to attend the wedding Of
Nh Herbert NJ. Dow and Miss Sadie G. Lyle
The ceremonies were performed a, $ O'Clock
by Rev. ]. A. Crtzan.
On Tuesday evening the band gave CON.
rlmcniary concert at the Hawaiian Hot,l for
Governor Hale OF Wyoming, after which the
band boys gathered in the basement parlors
and sang to the honor Of Nh. W. G. Irwin,
Nh sam. Parker and Mr.. Lloyd.
The band will play at Emma Squae th,
afternoon at ago.
Overture, kom!da and Constance. .Meyerb.er
Duet, Itouhaloar, ..........,.........,., VERDI
oNplrt, HE HuuUtnCh .rcoCq
Selection Pafisns OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. D0n,eti
Wag, The tlowefshow ............t...,......C oote
Polka, The fita Step. .Cooic
On Monday and Tuesday evenings Their,
will be moonlight concerts at Emma Square
The Honolulu Yacht and Boa, Club expec
to have an answer from .the government soor
as TO the location of their club house.
a (.
Company's wharf will probably be granted
When the site is formally made over to tn,
club. the secretary will ''go for " life member
ships.
One Of the largest and mos, pleasant gather
ings Of the season was that which assembled or
Tuesday Eve, at the residence Of Mr.. John Mott
on King street, to witness the wedding OF hi.
second daughter, Miss Alice Jane Mott 10 Mr.
Alvin II Raseman. The company numbered
about IS, and among the numerous relative
and friends was large representation
from the sre department, including tn
late chief engineer, Mr.. George Lucas Thu
floral display was unique.
Distance and the pale light OF the moon len
their enchan,ment to scene on Nuuanu stree
Tuesday night, which came well nigh ,ermin
ating in tragedy. 1t was not n war chariot
though il came with fury down the quiet streets
II was only one-horse chaise. 1t was not al
Infatuated warrior that wavered to and fro AM
cursed the steed he had but late returned
from the sacrihee--to Bncchus. " Begone, dul
care F" he mutiered as he dashed the dunn
brute, and rushed down upon a carriage head
ing the same way, and which careened at tn
shock. Sober men alone averted the impend
ing danger, but twas no thanks to Z" cabby
The following are the names of thu ladies
who will have tables ut the fair next week
fancy goods department: Her Majesty, Quee
Kapiolani and Mrs. Paul Neuman, Quee
Dowager Emma, Mrs. McGrew, Mrs. Dr.
Rodgers, Mrs. +. J. Adams, Mrs Dr. liagan
and Mrs. Gilman; children's table, Miss Net
tie Tregloan art table, Mrs. S. b. Dole
candy table, Miss Mary Babcock flower,
Miss May Burbank soda wafer, Mrs. Ii.
Parmlee. All Of the above will be glad t
receive contributions for their respective j,
partments. The refreshments will be under III
general supervision Of Mrs, Captain Fuller an
Mrs. Haalelea All the above will be accom-
panied by an able corps of assistants.
The concert given at the kaumakapi
church last Saturday night by the natives III
der the direction of Mr.. Henry Waterhous,
Melted about $Ioo, which is for the benefit of III
church fund. The music was furnished prir
cipally by the y. NJ. {. A. native club, cor
sisting Of a sextctte Of young men who wei
assisted by Hon. John I. Baker and Mr.. ]. "
Phi, and an orchestra Of stringed instruments
The audience was very demonstratve, ohe
arplauding in the middle of a sentence OF
the end OF line. There were several GOO
voices in the chorus, though they very niue
needed training. Mr.. J. w. Phi sung tw
solos and was enthusiastically encored. TIL
gentleman has an excellent baritone voice al
with the proper training might make vocal
Of mark.