The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-06-18
News Notes of Interest From Maui
and Kauai.
HOW THE ELEVENTH WAS OBSERVED.
Pfcnics, Tennis Tournaments, Luaus and
Dances Are thu Favorite Methods of
PIeasure-Personal and Other Men
ton of the Doings of Our NeighbOrs.

MAUI, June 16-During Thursday
the 14th last, the June evening of the
Makawao Literary Society occurred
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. G. III.
Dickey of Haiku. The gathering Of
ladies and gentlemen from the various
little villages of the district was not
so large as usual, owing to the fact
that the Wailuku jury term had sum-
moned away quite a~number of the
men.
The programme arranged for the
evening as was follows
I. Music-Instrumen Messrs.
Perley and Worth Aiken, Gilhus
and Atwater.
2. Life of Mrs. Browning...-Mr. @. e..
Beckwith.
3. Recitation-A Court Lady,. Miss
Chamberlain.
4. Duett-"I know Banku.... Messrs
Nicoll and Lindsay.
5. Reading-Mother and Poet. Mrs.
O.. q. Beckwith.
6. Instrumental Music. Messrs. All
ken, Gilhus and Atwater.
z. Keading-Seiection from Aurora
Leigh. Miss May Baldwin
s. Tabieau-Aurora Leigh.
8. SoDg-Daisy Bell. Messrs. Dickey,
NicoIl and Lindsay.
The debut of the Star orchestra was
postponed owing to the absence of the
first violin tMr. Gilhus,, who was de-
tanned in Wailuku
The pleasing recitation of Miss
Chamberlain was received with APP
prevail. aud the trio, "Daisy Bell"
was much enjoyed.
A crush of human beings-a draw
ing room packed with jones' fellows,
more frequently, prevents sociality
through discomfort and difficulty in
change of position, than induces or
aids it. At the Dickey's last Thurs
day, most delightful social evening
was spent, as everybody could see and
hear every body and in turn be seen
and heard
PERSONAL MENTION.
Recently Warren Goodale, Esq, of
among Makawao relatives aud old
friends. He departed home by the
dKinau of 18th inst.
1t is rumored that DIR. Herbert of
Wailuku cOntemplates a change of re-
sidence to Honolulu.
Charles Achi, Esq of Honolulu, wis.,
day night, 9th last.
Mrs. Quincy and daughter of Homo
lulu are summer visitors at Miss
Laura Green's, Makawao.
DR.. Hutchinson, the dentist, ar
rived TN Wailuku recently from La
haina, the tropical.
INSPECTOR A. T. Atkinson has been
detained in Wailuku as a witness and
will probably visit Makawao schools
next week.
Among the Lahainaites present in
Wailuku during the week We're noted
Messrs. G. +. Horner, Fred Hayseiden,
VIM. Decoto and Deputy Sheriff l..
NJ. Baldwin.
E. B. Carley, of the Maui Tele-
phone Co., is in Oakland, CAL, and
w II return in July.
I During the week Chester A. Doyle,
Esq, the disciple of avegetarlanism,"
Z has been giving testimony in the La.
haina incendiary case at Waikiki
Circuit Court.
Mrs. w. G. Wilder and two other
ladies are enjoying the cool breezes of
'sIdlewild," Olinda.
STRAY SCRIBBLINGS.
The foreign jurors at the Wailuku
Circuit Court were excused from Sat
urday, the 9th, to Tuesday, the 18th
inst.
During Friday evening, the sth
inst, Mrs. III. @. Alexander of Maka-
wac gave a delightful progressive
euchre party. There were four tables
and much MISUNDERSTANDING was q
mere formaiity-an apology for laugh
ter and sociality. Mr.. James Ander-
son took one of the first prizes.
Kamelameha Day, the 11th, was
celebrated right royalty all over the
island. In Lahaina there was a large
dancing party at Pikau's. residence
which continued till the weird small
hours of the morning. In Wailuku,
beautiful lao was the scene of a grand
luau and picnic. Report has it that
Judge Kepoikai was the generous
host.
In Makawao $50 members of the
native Sunday schools of Middle Maui
together with many spectators, assem-
BLEED in convention at Pookela Church.
Five hundred people caused Makawao
to assume festive, gala aspect. The
fair sex were out in all the gay tints
of solar rays; there were delegations
wholly in pink, others in white with
green leis gracing hats as light as the
"beautiful snow" Of the poet; and
still others in pretty headgear decked
with bright reds, peace elk blues, etc.
Tue eQueSlTldu pIocc-SlOu Will Ieo
brilliancy of coloring pleased the eeis
thetic eye stmalihlnip and "kama-
ainan alike.
The exercises in the large church
were q compliment TO the civilization
and good taste of Hawaiiaus.
The afternoon witnessed a 1uau,
large in numbers and inviting in
viands taking place at the residence
of Lawyer John kaiama.
The baseball game at the polo
ground attracted large number of
Onlookers. It was ALL Kula vs.. Ma
kawao, aud the former won In live
innings after an exciting contest, IL
TALES to 10. BatteIies-Ku.a, H.
Cleveland, catcher, and A. Forsyth,
pitcher; for Makawao, James kauka,
catch. r, aud G. + arden, pitcher. w.
O. Aiken acted as umpire.