The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-07-29
St. Louis College

Tie exhibition exercises at st. Louis College
we've commenced On the afternoon Of the 24th
inst, the regular programme Of rhetorical and vo
cal events being prefleed by military drill Of
the scholars formed into three companies, under
the direction Of Brother Joseph one OF the several
excellent teachers OF the Order Of Mary" at
tached to the school. The appearance of the iuy-
emile warriors upon the college campus was much
enjoyed, the ages Of those in the rank being
from SIX % fourteen years and their wooden guns
and tin bayOnets formed the subject for much
msrrimeut. No delay was had in procesding with
marching movements IN the midst of which His
Majesty attended BY Colonel Purvis arrived and
the instructor placed his little men in double lines
opening ranks and facing inward and His Majesty
and attendant passed through the sarlike lAne re-
eeiyinS the customary military salute Is 50 doing
Various evolutions were then gOue through With,
including forming by fours and sections, marching
to the rear, conference.-the ETC., and ons squad
WAS sent OF : double quick showing that the boys
were not IT al slow in their movements. Brother
Joseph drilled his little for nearly three quar-
tiers Of an hour ending with the performances Of
several fancy marching movements which were
most crsdltably performed and the completion Of
which showed that the lads we'll understood the
ground work OF their military education, obedience
to orders.
After the military drill had ended the large
crowd present proceeded to thssIhibition room AZ
the westerly end Of tbs grounds preparatory 10
the commencement Of the literary and musical
portion Of the exercises Of the day. In this build
ing chairs had been placed in the center for the
neutrality-suspicious. OF AQDuE LNQ luulEeQ people
WHILE on the sides seats had been built up for the
accommodation Of the pupils who were to take part
In the exercises and also for the prize winners.
Rev. Fathers Lsnore and Sylvester sndeaEored to
arrange the proper seating Of the multitude that
sEarmsd Ike bees into the building upon the
opening Of the doors but they were unequal TO the
task some OF the great unEashed being forced for
ward into the rows reserved for invited guests.
After experimenting while the reverend usheFs
managed TO obtain few seats in the front row
and pl1ced them at the disposal OF tins Ri. Rev.
Bishop Of Olba Mons. Feer the French Commits
sioner and 3IadaIte Feer, Sigunr CanRvarro the
Portuguese Commissioner and Mrs. CanAvdrrO,
Mons BoulIche, sscrstIry to the French Legation.
ID. D. Baldwin, Easq.. Government Inspector Of
Schools, and Henri Natsrh0use, Esq Chairs had
been reserved for HIS Majesty and the President
Of the Board Of EiucAtion bat neither of the gen
tlsmsn were present daring the exhibition eIE
cises-
After the Large audiences vas finally placed in
comfortable position the signal vas given. about
40 pun. 70 Commence the exercises and the events
On the p7Ogramr1e were gone through with in a
manner that reflected most favOrabiy upon the
abilities Of the Brothers Is teachers and very
ereditably upon the efforts of the participat0rs-
Following was the order Of exercises:
PROGRAMME OF EXERCISES.
Fast L
oylrtaEs Euehaatlllat Loais Cole;s Orchestra
Chorus Rise win me Lars College Choir
LitIe Diamond Nlss Junior 0rra etIs
Pgpsuu's Trial By Jzry--
Foreman. Crawford. jurors F. Bertlsmgnn, Jas.
Lloyd Geo Cooper Harry Cooper. Rhodes !
Thompson. Charles Rose, Carias LouE- John Leal,
Solo-Frirnds % NJ Youth--..-...... George Cooper
Ch0rus-'Ihe Village Bells Choir
PART Il
The Peri Waltzes St Louis College Orchestra
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5osh--------------- --------------- Jos CLARK
His city Cousin. ER51Ssk.-----I0hH F:f T5
M Camera Fitz.iuanous
Chorgs-'iThe Echo college Choir
TIE POLITICAL e9sTk.r---,aiaIoeusl
Nr Sly, orator. Of the Opposition Cr1Efssd
Csorus- slelshiu- Giee'-...-..--. -.colless Choir
DISTRIBUTION Of pTga1iams
llazhh' Round --sesSi Selisse ohol
AaIen- iSaaetzSs ---------------tclleseO rchestr7
After the performances of the last number on
the programmes, By the veil tT1ined orchestra, the
shades Of night had 50 far fallen that lamps bad
to be lighted. The bells Of the city churches we're
t0lI-g the hoGr of seven o clock before the eL-
ercsses we're ended and the fact that the large
audience remained quiet aud interested spectators
the close attssted that the exhibition exercises
az s. LoGis College vera AZ unqualified saecess-
-HA RozI or HJSOR-
AZ St. Louis College the following names we're
inscribed On the r0ll Of ho1oE Of the institution
and the o=uers becams the recipients Of priZes for
their good c01dzc= and scholarship darinz the
east term. Ihe VARIOUS awards we're made under
ths SUPERVISION Of Re- Reverend Bishop Of Olba.
Mons Fser the French Coulmissiorer, Mons BouIl-
ache Secretary OF tie French Legation and Father
Leocors- Sylvester and Jerome all OF whom &C.
cupied Pliees u the platform
BoLEDEEs-
Holm Aig- Thompson James. James Timothy,
James H1ls, Al Pay, H kanaksaFe, SgIT- APid.
keola- Victor Spencer, A FIfzsumous, Ernest
LeErus- GioE11ni Long. Henry 1iahiza, Emil
Lacros, Charles Rose, John Legros, P. Meyer,
Wm- Legrns, John Duncan.
Mzsic-First, James Lord; second, d Bertls-
man
Dzzzizz-FIzst- Eino; second, All Pay.
GGEnnssties-FIrst. Chas- Rose; second. George
Cooper third Kino-
FIEsT Class
General satisfaction and good co1d1ct, in the
order rzmeI3= John Ain Thompson Jos Clark.
IL Crawford. san. Strong, Jas Lloyd, 4. FItzEir1
MONS Solomon Wu- Hoapili, Iir1othF, 7. 5ertle-
nan Fred Weed, Henry Cooper, A Fernando,
P. Eznzina, OgiT- Apiki, Elsazar Lazarzs, Iii
LazarzS, C Long. Dzv. Hoapili, Hoo1z1a-
RehEiou-First- Joh1 Ain; seoold, HooSzanas
Distinguished. lanes Lloyd
Spelling and oEthagTzPhE gazs - Lloyd
second, THnupsou: Distinguished, Iii Crawford
and Joseph Clark
Grzzmsr ard oaposition-FIrst- Sal1ss Lloyd,
seenad- l. FItzsimuous- distinguished, Thozp-
sou AID John Ain
Mathenaticz-F irss, John Ais- sseoud- A. FIiz-
sizmocs; Distinguished Soloc1o1-
Rszdiae-F5rst- Iii Crzzfo-d; ssc0nd, IoseFh
Clark d1stI1gzIsked- IEozpsC1-
k-SeepilZ-FTrst- A. Eitzsir1l10nE- sscoad
I'll Crawford; Distinguished, Joha Ala and Thnup-
son
Pez1,azsEip--First, Eli Crawford; second,
Hs1rg MaEiai; distinguished, Pal E1nzin1 and
Richard
GeoErzpa5- FIRST Thoupsor; second. Hooper;
Distinguished James Lloyd
sErorD cLsaa-
Good co1d1rt and esus-zI satisEzcti0u Il The
order z1ned-F- SpeneE-- James H1if, Al Pay,
Len Hzhiai. p Ezlslina. J. Hzo. Herman Eac1h,
N Rase. II Josiah Eekshsnz. PEsr1. a Kama
keaze, b E1i1uz, c. Rose joan Lezrss, q. LonR,
J. Fer-eirz, s Afzohi, J.Lszl, Eebeiis, g. Sea-
4 Necessary. Hart Ezai11li, Wahi1saiio-
Arithzetic-fIrz-, Il AeCkes1sy; sso1s1, Len
MAkiai-
Rsadlaz-FIrst- n Rose. second, J. Ferrsirz-
Spelling and Orrhoorzpty- L Mshi1is
sscnud II Josiah
GrzEnIzr-EinSs kskehe1e- secoc1. n Rose
Geocrzphv-FsEzt, Eeketzzs5 seso1d- Al Pay.
PerraEship-F Irst. Elah1naiiis seoo1d. James
zzrz1 cL4E-
Ge1srzl sztisfsetioE aid god c11dzct u ne
sr5ek rarzeI-Eeola. Leiziohz EizEl Eysr Kles-
uazu, Bosh Halle. Ernzst L,srI5s, uzi H1azktlil-
m. Ang. Fierz, CrDwdex, Ezl1zi, J. Du1sIu, g
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