Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-07-04

lhF teHttuutnk tNtttiNrN ~ 'AhW = olletc
were hell on tho afternoon vt last saturday
They were veil aucnded-m the closing eset.
else, OF This popular school always are. Tive
eool and eummoods reception 'ocms in the
main hail were comfortably hlled" at y n,
at which hour the musicale" IN eleven mum.
bets. began, The following programme vas
faithfully carried through
riape Sele. ..,.. Mccri,h Dance ,, Sr,ndirr
Maurice n~esvt,h
raeo Solo .....rhc Mm ...,.,I sn.,n
Itsns u
vocal solo When the Heau hNeung nuet
Jennie Udsvs
(, Piano solo "Hcps. song whhow woti,
Mend,i~h,u -.. .. ...,... NlWe Reu,pnt
4, rdo. .Gcu,ly Fall the Dew. MsrradAm.
lsd,e. ~ the t.les Club
'"'' S''' cpsa,na ofihe Hall NullNk
Minnie Brown
/, Duet fs riano srd violin, rarau,sll,. poAlst
Me, Hsntari AVID rrot vamdl,y,
g. r,ano So'o..,.,... u ren,sra,e,. .... Heller
Aa,ace Halt
. VS-al solo The Anger, Ssfsn,de q. nraga
Ai,, Rcutou
Violin Ohlg CATO hy r,nf Nandley
TO Piano solo. .. pael Key MA,atla Hertos
Ada lcue>
~ Chorns. These Moments lptmneing. peniisiu
Glcc Ciah
Mrs Iianiorjs careful and sympathetic
teaching Of both vocal and instrumental music
was eyiden, in many o, the selections given,
notably in the delightful vocal solo Ivy Miss
Alice Rcnton, whose pure, sweet, flexible voice
gives promise Of marked excellence when added
years have developed its power
The duet ior piano and violin between Mrs.
Hasf'sd and Professor Narndley was a musical
treat The selection was admirably calculated
10 bring out both the dclieaey and the bril-
ianey Of each player.
Tho exercises which followed were con.
Quoted IN the main school room, in the second
story of the old recitation building. The fol.
lowing programme was carried through with
the exception Of Miss Helen Scveranec's com.
position. which was omitted because OF that
papil's illness
l. chors....... Sweet and Low..".. narnty
Gee Club,
.. Defamation ,........,..,..,. Ruins Of Time
Z, l. Messman,
!, Gompositicu..,...Ths Farie, Of Mauna Kea
Lillian Lyman
:. Competition Applications OF Electricity
Walter Dole
5. s.ciia,ion .,.,. Lite Nellie in the Prison
Hattie Fotbe,
& Composition. A Tour Through Ezc,and
Aimee Mossman.
,. Defamation .,....,.,..,....T Tao; and Talent
Arthur Browa.
Chorus. Cent. Balrny Breeze
Nemben OF the School
y. Composition. Hav allan Antiquities
Maria Forbes.
10 compo,i,ion ...,........The Mediterranean
Heien Severance.
II. Defamation .... Relief Of Lsyden
Horace Chamberlain.
Our Web OF Fate We Spin.
May Dillingham;.
-. Composition. Classical Allusions
Adde Peterson
l. Recitation. Power of Christianity
Emma Renion.
IS Chorus The SIX Brier Rose Werner
SeAosi.
The composition on The Applications o.
Electricity. by Walter Dole, son Of Mr.. George
Dole Of Kauai, evidenced deal Of applica
ton and mach skill in putting together the
results ii his study. Miss Lillian Lyman
daughter of Hon Rufus Lyman, Of Pauakaa
Hamakua. Hawaii. had for her composition q
legend entitled The Fairies Of Mauna Kea. Il
showed imagination aud sympathy. Miss Ma,
Dillingham;, daughter Of b. +. Dillingham;
had fantastic and spor,ive essay in magma
ton, in which s-hools and pupils were repre-
sen,ed as an enchanted garden and its inmates
many Of the hits were palpable ones, and tn,
clever effort was applauded to the echo-as i
deserved to be.
Mr.. Furneauxs pupils exhibited some ere
diIable specimens Of their work, OF which W.
shall speak at greater length anon.
Before and after the exercises many visitor
viewed the new building, given by Hon. c. X
Bishop and designed for the scientific depart
| Nent Of the college. I, contains commoiiou
lecture room, private labra,ory and worl
| shop fos the coming professor Of chemistry, I
large. well lighted and well ventilated labrador,
and work room Tor the pupils, geological ane
miscellaneous cabinet, and an ample s,or
room. The building is an ornament to tn
grounds and admirably adapted to the need
Of the institution.