The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-07-20
MAUI NOTES..

teeth, are usually exceeding scarce,
but for the past week or ten days
there has been some little stir and |
excitement among the teachers pupils
and patrons of the schools, making
ready for and III anticipation of the
examinations and closing exercises.
At Waihee, owing To the departure TO
America per S. S. Zealandia of Mrs.
Ella Austin, first assistant, and Miss
Kittie Richie, second, the entertain
ment was given by the pupils Friday
evening, July 10th, thus enabling
the lady teachers to make the desired
connection at Honolulu for the
Coast. The examinations by the
Principal were held Thursday and
Friday, 10th and 18th.
The school buildings were beauti-
fully decorated for the concert with
ferns and flowers and brilliantly illu-
minated with japanese lanterns of
fancy shapes and designs, many of
them belonging to Mr.. Hamilton
Johnson of Honolulu, who very
kindly loaned them to the principal
for the occasion. The effect pro-
duced was very pretty and artistic,
and was quite an agreeable surprise
to the children and their parents.
The following is the program:
Song of Welcome ...,.... The School
Address of Welcome. Kawaiho Owana
Song-Come 0 Come. The School
Valedictory-rhe Last Day ,,....
.... go. Miss Ace Wong Kong
Song-Rock-aby Baby The School
Recitation-Bonny Bess .....
.s....,.,........... ...... Emily Ionic
Song-Sparkling and Bright
................ The School
Exercise Song-The Good Family.
..... ...... Infant Glass
Song and Choru Summers Gone
Away .......... -. The School
Recitation-The Boys Soliloquy...
.....- ..................k ekewewe
Song-Pretty Pond Lilies 49,. 3.
Observation-Disclosures. The School
Recitation-The Removal .....
........... Miss kahele Kealiko
Calisthenic Exercise with Song 49,.
..............3 rd Grade Pupils
Recitation-Naughty Pus and L..
........... .......... Isabella
Song and Chorus-Little Rills ...
49,. ............... The School
n;o,a Handy Andy} Il. Hama
i'i"'os oe- & The Squr,} Jowela
Song-The Month of May.The School
Exercise Song-The Fairy May
Queen. ..... Pupils OF I'd Grade
Recitation-A Grandma that's Just
Splendid .........,.... Akelekele
Song Dialogue-Well Have To Mort
gage the Farm ............ ....
...... 3D., 4th, 9Th and 9th Grade
Recitation-Origin Of Scandal. 80.
......... Miss Augusta De Santos
Song Medley-Jingle Bells ann.
...... School with Sleigh Bells
The Fan Drill. Observation-Disclosures.
Sd, 4th, 9th and 9th Grade Girls
in full japanese Costume
Song and Skirt Dance-Little Gypsy
Maid ....... Esther KaleikAu
Recitation-A Little Girl ......
....... Infant-Nohohui
Song and Chorus-Good Bye ....
The School
Every number was rendered with
faultlessness, highly dattering to
the scholars and rejecting great Gre
dit upon Mrs. Austin and Miss
Richie, who labored with and drilled
them. Especial mention should he
made OF the girls who took part in the
fan drill, of Esther Kalekau as the
Gypsy Maid. She is rightly called
the Belle of v aihee, and in her red
silk dress, trimmed with playing
cards and little silver bells, with her
tamborine and many ornaments,
looked and acted a little gypsy for
lune-teller to perfection and danced
very gracefully. Also, of Walters
Jowela and Leima Hama who, as The
Squire and the green but faithful
servant Handy Andy, acted their
parts exceedingly well. All the last
mentioned were encored again and
again, 50 that the honr and half
was doubled. There was barely
standing room in or about the build
ings. Speeches and addresses of
kindly words were made by several
representative natives.
Saturday a very deliberately arran--
ed wedding among prominent Hawai-
ians took place at the residence of Viii
liam S. Maule, at present Port Sur
veyor of Kahului, the groom being.
his eldest son, William Maule, and
the bride Miss Ella Kealaula, also Of
Waihee, who was richly dressed in
cream colored brocaded satin en-
troiane, with point lace trimmings,
looped up with orange blossoms.
She also wore full veil with wreath
of orange blossoms. Rev. Mr.. Kuia
of Paia ofiiciated. The presents
were numerous and expensive. The
happy couple will make their home
at Waihee.
The Catholic Brothers Mission
School held their closing examina-
tions Tuesday, 18th, and the enter
tainmeht and theatricals the follow
ing day, Wednesday. The work of
the school this year is unusually
satisfactory, the pupils evidencing
the careful training of these faithful,
patient Brothers The entertainment
was very creditable and was enjoyed
by very large attendance, inciud-