The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-07-31

Vincent Fernandez were capi,alIy
rendered. Tie building was crowd
ed both inside and TN the veiandals,
The spectators fr, queu,ly venting
their appreciation 10y loud cheering
and APP lause.
In the afternoon, ut 2 O'Clock,
the military drill was held in pre-
scncc of a large concoursc, on the
grounds. The military drill dues
not form part of the regular col
l,ge course, but is practised, from
time 10 Time, as o pasime for the
boys. Tie school is divided into
two deiachments, the juniors and
seniors. l he very small Toys went
through the diffeirn, cvolutions and
manuel of arms with suldirrly
bearing and precision that were
really wonderful to witness. The
senior boys, too, acquitted them
selves admirably, the wheeling of
p!atoons especially being performed
in excellent style.
On Friday afternoon. the great
event of the week, not only for the
college, but for the whole rommu-
nifty, took place. The exercises
were held in u large building, on
the mauka side of the grounds
Long before the hour arrived, the
crowd kept pouring in. To prevent
examining of the building Ivy
school children, tickets of admission
had been issued gratis to parents
and friends. BY three O'clock,
fully 600 people besides the teachers
aud pupils of the College were
within the building. The stage was
well prepared with scenery. Over
the front of the stage hung The Ha-
waiian, United States and French
flags, artistically arranged, with the
word "Welcome' in large letters on
the cross beam below. Among those
present were His Majesty the King,
Her Royal Highness Princess Liliu-
okalani, Her Royal Hiehuess Pln-
cess Likelike, Hon. A. S. Cleghorn
His Excellency Walter NJ. Gibson,
President of the Board of Educa-
ton; His Excellency Paul kanoa,
Minister of Finance the Right Rev.
the Lord Bishop of Olba, Hons. S.
G.. Wilder, Paul Neumann, Chas. r..
Bishop, j. l.. Kaulukou, j. M. Ka-
pena and S. M. Damon, Rev. Alex.
Macintosh, Very Rev. Father Leo
nole, Rev. Fathers Clement and
Sylvester, Major Hoapil Baker,
, MIS-. j. d. Strong, Mrs j. S. Nc
Grew, Miss Kapcna, Father Zahm
of Indiana, Prof. Berger and Mrs.
Berg with other prominent citi.
zens. Following is the programme
Overture. ...... Selections by Sullivan
, ST. Louis College Orchestra.
Semi -Chol,s.. The Little Musicians
20 St. Louis college Miuim Choir.
, Head and Foo.-Oialogue.)
e Head. JAS. Lloyt
Foot. .......W m. Cuelho, and Schol :
i, Chorus "1he Sunri.e". ...t. A White
t. Lu'is College Choir.
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: ST. Louis College Junior Orchestr;
t The Handy Sprv 1t Qn One Aet)
l Gregory. (servanD ..Jas Lloyt
i. Glegoiy's Father. ............J Aici;
Gregory Master. Z: Crawior'
Mr. JaIlllnS' 'enane ''r. Ee,.ienan u, "
h,,nis .n..N, her. m1,r '" Ale~ LEI
81. Lis College Choir.
Pnsian scllah Patrol........ III. Gies
st. Louis College Orchestra;
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The Virginia Mum',y-COne Act i
Two sccnes.)
Mummy Vincent Fernando
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Dr. Gaien's NeLhew. (rapt. iiitlc)
e 49,. John All
k DR.. Galen's Servant, (Il ole " :,
g u ;n.,,o ;a.,: c mos o' Syn
s. Mr. Pa n"',t,. .''' sp'''J jas Thonnso
X Professor and Reporters.
e Forget MeNot Polka. ....:...
II st. Louis College Junior orchesll
e. "'psy Sh' Innt. oiicoc choi,: ''''
re Distribution of ..Icmilims.
5, Queen of Heats Polka.
?; ....:....St. Lou College, 'yrches'I
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er Kew. rather Leohore 10 the hisl
m Kew. the bishop OF olna, me
l. Royal hlghhesses lhe frinceSs'
D, LllluokalanI ana Likellke ana doi
lie "A. >. Cleghorn, VINO had taken sea-