The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-06-26

leagues, carried the ball up to the |
line, and Hayselden carried the ball |
across and behind the posts, but he
failed 70 make the goal on the kick.
Bluffs four points.
After some admirable playing by
both teams, the Blues scored safe
ty, and two more points on a fine
punt by Ross. After several minutes
of close work Hapai took the ball
almost three-quarters of the field,
and between his opponents goal
posts, but Hayselden again failed to
score on the kick.-Points eight to
eight. Close work about the middle
of the field followed until time was
called. The Blues refused to play
the second half, and the referee
awarded the game to the Bluffs.
There were many brilliant plays,
good passing and few fumblers:
Walker and E. E. Lyman did good
work for the Blus as half backs,
and Ross was a much stronger fr"
back than Hayselden, whose mac
curate kicking for goal seemed mex
plicable. Hapai and n. K. Lyman
did admirable running with the ball
and the blocking by the Bluffs was
particularly good
The exercises at Kawaiahao
Church, in the evening, were held
before closely-packed house. Prof.
Berger's orchestra was stationed on
either side of the organ. Back Of
| the pulpit, the entire way across the
hall, Hawaiian and American flags
were draped with blue and yellow
bunting looped above. Upon an
American flag on the left, as you
faced to the speakers, were formed
the figures "1S41," while 1881 u
was on Hawaiian flag on the oppo-
site side. Numerous ferns and green
plants were arranged around in
front.
A temporary platform had been
erected for the speakers, trustees.
teachers, and a few others. On
the left-hand side were seated Mrs
l.. B. Coan, Misses Chamberlain
Spooner, Cushman, Brewer, Snow
Gilman, Sorenson, Bingham, and
Father Samuel N Castle. On the
, right sat Mrs. Benjamin F. billing
ham, Honorables A. F..Judd, S. b
Dole J. B. Anterior, w. r. Castle
G. N. Wilcox, Reverends Parker
Bingham, c. M. Hyde, e. G. Beck
. with, General Armstrong, Professors
F.A. Hoemer, w. D. Alexander, A. B
Lyons, A.. D. Bissell, DR.. n: B. Elmer
son, Messrs. G. M. Cooke, p. q. Jones
w. .. Smith, P. H. Dodge and j. Q
Wood. In the Royal pew in the au
dience were Her Majesty Qneel
Liliuokalani, accompanied by Prime,
. Kalanianaole, His Excellency Sam
uel Parker, Hon. A. S. Clee,horn
: Major Jas. w. Robertson and Mrs
I. Robertson, Mrs. g. B. Wilson, Mrs
: G. K. Clark, Mrs Adrich aud MI
John Richardson were in attend
!. ance. LII the pew opposite were H
: Excellency John L. Stevens, Unite'
f States Minister, Hon. H. w. Sever
auce, American Consul. Mr.. and Mrs
: A. j. Cartwright, Jr, Mrs. j. o Cal
ter, Mrs. T. r. Foster, Mrs. Haalale
J. and Mrs. Coney.
,. Promptly at 8 O'Clock, Prof. Hof
}, mer made few opening remarks
[. after which an overture was playe
r, by the Royal Hawaiian Orchestrs
7. Rev. e. M. Hyde offered up
:, prayer, then an anthem was sung
., Mrs. B. F. Dillingham; then reat
=. in clear and distinct tone, the Jub
70 lee Poem written by her for the o.
& casion.
10 The poem appears in full on til
If first page.
}: A choir of thirty two voices, lie
3, by Prof. A. D. Bissell, sang Tenn.
&. sons Bugle Song. Prof. Hosm'
then introduced the speaker of tt
g, evening, General S. g. Armstron
who was greeted with applause lor
and loud.
% The address delivered is found
,e the supplement.
rs The Punahou Song was then SUI
to the tune of Aud Lang Syne, fal
,e ly making the stone church riI
~ with the many rich and strol
ne voices. Few times, indeed, is til
" old tune sung more heartily al
ne with better effect as sang there.
In Rev. E. q. Beckwith pronounce
n the benediction, the orchestra pla
u, ed Hawaii Ponoi and the days G
d, ercises were over.