The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-07-25
ST. LOUIS COLLEGE.
A Very Large Crowd and Successful
Exhibition.

crowd of every nationality represented in
the kingdom occupied the school grounds
| At 3 pm. the st. Louis Brass Band, consist t.
| ing of about ten boys under the leadership
Of Mr.. Charles Michiels, played, and the
| juveniles gave an exhibition in gymnastics.
little after o'clock His Majesty the
King, attended by Colonel f. W. Purvis, the
| Yice-Chamberlain, arrived, and the pupils
! were Immediately called to ''fall in The
! boys were lined on each side by the walk,
! and gave royal salute as His Majesty passed
| bet Yeeu the lines. The boys were then put
! through military drill with arms, which was
very creditably executed, and His Majesty
expressed his satisfaction,
The spectators then moved to the hall to
witness the exercises, and in less than five
minutes the house was filed to OVERLOOKING
| the seats which had been reserved for invited
guests being all occupied. Fla Their Leonore
consequently invited everyone present to
go out. His request was good-naturedly
OEeyed, and a better distribution of the
seats Was then made. Among those present
were His ExceIlency Walter NJ. Gibson,
Right Rev. Bishop Herman, and the clergy
OF the diocese, Mons. Feer and Mrs. Feer,
the Misses Feer, Prof. H. Berger, Senior
Canavarro, Major r. II. Baker, Mr. D. D.
Baldwin, and others. A vast concourse of
natives were also outside the building de-
voted to the exercises.
The following programme was success
fully gone through, the music and singing
being especially commended. The per-
Torrance of the junior orchestra of the col
lege was of high order of merit:
PART 1.
Overture Enchantment'
............ st. Louis College Orchestra
Adoress ...:....... Eli Crawford
Chorus Come Rise with the Lark -.
........ College Choir
Calisthenics- bballs Juniors
Little Diamond March ..
.............. College Junior Orchestra.
POpgun's ''TriaI by Jury
Foreman, E. Crawford Jurors FIR Bertel-
mann, James Lloyd, Geo. Cooper, Harry
Cooper, A. Rhodes, J. Thompson Charles
Rose, Carlos Long, John Leal, Fred.
Weed, A. Fernandez.
Solo Friends of Ny Youth >"
-...-.:.... -. George Cooper
Chorus" The Village Bells -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80. College Choir.
PART II.
''The Peri Waltzes'' ..
........... st. Louis College Orchestra
s. JosH's PHoToeRAPH''-G three scenes).
His Citv Cousins ! Frank. John Ferreira
lib Oi'y O0uSihS Robert ......... G. Long
Mr.. Camera, artist. ..,.....A. Fitzsimmons
Tulip Polka. -. College Junior Orchestra
ChOrus-''The Echo. ..... College Choir
"THE POLITICAL CONTEST . (dialogue).
Mr.. Slowcome, orator John Aiu
Mr.. S. Sly, orator of the Opposition -.
....................E E. Crawford
-"Sleighing Glee'' -. College Choir
Distribution of premiums.
MISUNDERSTANDING Round -.
-. Select College Choir
March adetzky' College Orchestra
This institution is divided into four de-
partments, consisting of the primary, which
has three grades; and the intermediary,
grammar and high school. There are
about 300 day scholars and 81 boarders. |
The entire work of the institution is done |
by the Brothers, nine of whom are engaged |
in educational duties, and three at manual |
labor. OF the nine Brothers engaged in COL |
lege work, six are teachers of the various |
classes, one is Director, one teaches music |
and another is Project.
Examinations were held every day during |
the week from Monday to Thursday in
cluded, and were we'll attended. The prizes
awarded consisted of books and pictures
PRIZES AND AWARDS OF MERIT.
The following boarders were awarded pre-
miums in order of merit for general good
NJ
rank as named: John Aiu, Thompson
James, Timothy James, James Holt, All
Pay, II. Kanakeawe, SylV. Apiki, Keola,
Victor Spencer, A. Fitzsimmons, Ernest
Legros, Giovanni Long, Henry Mahiaa,
Emil Legros, Charles Rose, John Legros,
Ben Meyer, VIM. Legros, John Duncan
Music-First, James Lloyd; second, Henry
Bertleman.,
Drawing-First, Kimo; second, All Pay.
Gymnastics-First, Chas. Rose; second,
Geo. Cooper; third, Kimo.
FIRST CLASS.
General satisfaction and good conduct, in
the order named: John Aiu, Thompson,
Jos. Clark, Eli Crawford, Sam Strong, Jas.
Lloyd, A. Fitzsimmons, Solomon, VIM.
Hoapih, Timothy, FIR. Bertleman, Fred
Weed, Henry Cooper, A. Fernandez, P.
Kanaina, Sylv. Opiki, Eleazar Lazarus, Eli
Lazarus, G. Long, Dav. Hoapili, Koomana
Religion-First, John Aiu; second, Koo-
mana; distinguished. James Lloyd.
Spelling and orthOgraphy-First James
Lloyd; second, Thompson; distinguished,
Eli Crawford and Joseph Clark
Grammar and Composite First James
Lloyd; second, A. Fitzsimmons; distin-
suished, Thompson and John Aiu
Mathematics-First. John Aiu; second A.
Fitzsimmons; distinguished, Solomon.
Redding-First, Eli Crawford second
Joseph Clark; distinguished, Thompson.
Bookkeepng-Fi A. Fitzsimm ons; sec
ond; Eli Crawford; distinguished, John Aiu
and Thompson
Penmanship-F First, Eli Crawford; second, |
Menry Mahiai; distinguished, Paul Kanaina
40 Richard.