The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-01-02
WAS A PLEASANT START.
A REConD on ruE OPENING on
TuE sew YEAR.
Reception NJ the y. N. &. A.. aud Many
other Events -Fcstni DAY Anairs and
incidents IN uohoIuiu.

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general festival and none refrained
from its observance. Business was sus-
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The weather was oil that could he desired
the tlay being balmy and partly cloudy.
u.n,.,, ,;,nos \, hundreds Of homes
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were eNiueht W way i"ioi' ~ "e'' "e
participants. The streets were enllvened
with characteristic scenes. The air was
laden with the odor OF flowers, with
the greetings of the season and with
noises loud and expressive. Pubic
attractions were ball games, shooting
tournaments and last and beat OF all the
y. NJ. c. "A. open house.
At M. q. A. HALL.
u,,d.ads ,oo,, h,,drode rosnon,lod
60 ,t,n " Al y one,, house invita
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, nmy a nd n ,riIlin% "orns az voi,ntears
TLa Confined energjas of those societies
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mo Tho nrcns;on nleasant and memor.
ah1o Cor oil comn,s Their succeas was
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Tho rocen,;or WINS scbnd,le,l ror from,
10 ga Mill the largest crowds at.
,ondod bot,voep those 6onrs Tho halls
narlors and audi,or;,n, or The assoria'
-, 80, thron,,ad Tron, aarly In Tho
So,.aroon III iota NJ nigbt Those unon
,vhor, deyoireJ the 6alic,,a dntv of
greeiino a varied flow Of visitors. used
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san,iol 20 sucb an occoeion I'm con.
sequence all fell under the genial spell
of genuine hospitality and felt entirely
welcome.
Lunch was dispensed lavishly. The
amount Of coffee and sandwiches ana
ice cream and cake consumed was
astounding. but the supply seemed to
come from an unfailing source.
The hall was dressed IN ferns and
flowers. and hailings artistically lettered
greeted the eye from all sides. In max
ing acknowledgements President Ripley
provided the decorations.
The audience for the evening concert
was larger than could be seated.
Professor Berger gave spirited piano
overture as the first number. He gave
three selections i'll fine style. at once be-
coming great favorite. These were
the three numbers. each one of which
was enthusiastically encored; Guitar
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snant sone time in inanactino tbs ronn,e
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The Unknowns who seem to be in
vincible in their class, celebrated then
victory OF yesterday forenoon both be
fore and after winning the game
This was an interesting contest wit.
messed by quite crowd.
About 400 people journeyed TO Pear
City yesterday. The magnet was g
game between the Kamehameha Club
and nine picked from the ball team:
of the Adams and Philadelphia. The
men-of-wars were well beaten by {
score of "a to 4, proving very easy
game for their skillful antagonists
Features of the game were Meheulai
work In the box, home runs by Meheul;
and koki, and the general clever field
ing of the home team.
The game was umpired by Messrs
Mahuka McEoy ana Assistant Surgeon
Guest OF the Philadelphia.
At THE BUTTS.
There was crowd all dav Mt Tn,
range of the Hawaiian Rifle Association
There were some fine arms used anl
,reditable scores were made for tn,
trophies and prizes. The Association,
officers wish to express their thanks TO,
the generous assistance of citizens VIII,