The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-08-22
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gullics. 1t is continuous up and
down hill journey. The writer with
four others made the trip in Il four
mule thoroughbracc, while the 9th
ers were accommodated with brake
and some on horseback The cane
on either side of the road from Pa
auhau to Kukuihaclc looks in n
tlourishing condition. sticks large,
round, and long-jointed, appearing
not TO have suffered any from the
drought that has prevailed this sea-
son on the Islands. Truly it is q
blessed district.
The night brought on more lodge
work, the Mystic team having
charge, comforting the "Amplilied"
on three esquires. The work was
done in their par excellence style,
with each candidate the brothers in
the team changing places, to show
their knowledge of the ritual. AZ
ter the convention, refreshments
were served. This time no tricks
were played. The piece de resist
ance was clam chowder, which was
very fine and nobody but Miller
could prepare it.
The next morning, while the
Male and the representatives for
Honolulu and Waikiki were waiting
at the lodge room preparatory to
having their photos taken, newly
made knight of the night before en-
tered the room who was in fault as
to an instruction he had received.
He was Immediately pouneed upon.
charges preferred, and committed
to trial. Counsel was appointed to
defend the accused; after argument
q jury was waived. The pleas and
arguments offered by counsel of
either side were exceedingly racy,
being replete with spicy sayings and
showing great want of knowledge
of law, especially In the case of tie
presiding judge. After two hours
Of legal fun and fattening process,
the knights adjourned to the front
of the hall, where Bro, w. o. Lack
land in the one hundredth part of a
second counteMeited the entire group
by the aid of camera. Then fol-
lowed comic groupings slyly shot at
with the "kodak. "
In the evening, by general invita-
ton, the knights assembled at the
beautifully laid out residence of
Bro. w. ii. Richard, Past Chancel-
lor of Male lodge. Time before
dinner was spent in promenading
the spacious grounds, iahallng the
perfume of sweet-scented flowers
and INDUCING in whispertDgs of Sc.
crets and jokes played on foul
knights banded together in a cot
tage nicknamed knights Para
disc" The sounding of trombone
announced that the inner man wa:
requested to make his appearance
before his Hishness Gastrono.nN
and show cause why he should no
serve a sentence of two hours at th'
festive board. Two ladies, twenta
knights and two strangers sat down
with happy looks at the banque
provided by the genial host ant
hostess, Bro. w. H. Richard ant
wife. TO say that justice was no
done TO the cuisine would be un
knightly; the way that the goo
things disappeared was caution
Seemingly the brothers are gifted
with good appetitcs, and are no
novices in recognizing palatable edi
bIes. The table, having about six
ty-fve feet of seating space, wa
beautifully decorated with flower
: strewn around in profusion; u ga.
and happy congregation sat at tina
board, with bright looks, happy eX
preston, intelligent repartee, denot
: ing an exceptional gathering.
The first toast of the evening wa
, prefaced by a sketch entitled
Landing of the Pilgrims" givin
an account of the knights landin
. at Paauhau and journeying to He
nekaa. The wording of the eff
sion was play on the names of a
+, the knights present at the festiv
Z, board, the piece ending as follows
"Where we are assembled to.da
to partake of the hospitality of TIL
Past Chancellor of Male No.
long may he live, and may the Mail
grow and entwine in its fragrar
embrace the entire district of Hams
kua. / cannot Fuller express
!. sentiment than offering this as
toast to the health and happiness {
our Bro. w. ii. Richard, and b
good wife and family"
Bro. w. II. Richard responded I
length, showing that he is all hea
and soul Pythian knight. In q
f. twenty-one speeches we're mad
creating good cheer and spontaneo'
bursts of sympathy.
Before parting forthe night cam
" Bro. j. Marsden RECALLED the con
pany with hearing of his operat
and dramatic powers, and, to DO
row All expression, simply "broug
5 down the house" Messrs, Il.
aud III. S. Richard proved theI
selves to be musicians on the co
certina OF no mean order; the
l. playing in concert was grand. b
fore parting at the table, all join'
:. hands and sang the old song of syI
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