The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-06-12

football and tennis for larger children;
and the committees combined with
themselves and others in giving every
one a pleasant time. Even the bathing
pool was thrown open, and Willie
Castle with his committee took care of
the little fellows while they enjoyed
swim.
At 3 o'clock the party began to dis
perse, and all went away feeling CRATE
full to the committee for the happy day
spent on the green sward in the pure,
fresh air, beneath the trees of Punahou.
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
American League meeting tonight.
The hackmen reaped harvest
Monday.
Dan Lyons dancing class meetsl at
Arion hall this evening.
Company B, N. G. H., will meet for
drill at 1880 this evening.
William Aldrich did not get away by
the LAvvenire Saturday.
The Royalist gathering up Nuuanu
valley Monday was fizzle.
A reservoir is to be furnished the
leper settlement on Molokai.
DIR. A. McWayne has given up his
duties at the Insane Asylum.
Band concert at Emma Square to-
night beginning at 1880 o'clock.
The Schuetzen Club will discuss the
constitution this evening at 7;3O.
The boys of Kamehameha school were
given picnic at Luakaha Monday.
Delegate Hitchcock WAS detained from
the Convention to-day on account of i'll
ness.
DR.. Moore has resigned the position of
acting Government Physician at Koc-
lau, Kauai.
Rev. II. II. Rice and party left to-day
for visit to Kauai. They will be gone
about one week.
The usual saIutes were fired by the
shore battery and the ships in the har.
Dor at noon Monday.
The 4th of July Committee will meet
at the Safe Deposit Companys Office
this afternoon at o'clock.
The Progressive Memorials of the
Sabbath" was treated by Bishop Willil
at the cathedrel Sunday evening.
Mr.. w. n. Armstrong and Judg,
Hartwell were interested spectators al
the meeting of the Convention to day.
That uneXampled hospitality ant
freedom of manner for which Honolulu
is noted, prevailed at Punahou Monday
ldldENl VI lllN WY lsllN
was put to his wits end to handle tn
great passenger traffic during tn
holiday.
The Champion goes to Lahaina TO
target practice this afternoon and vii
return Friday. The Iwalani remains il
port this time.
a large number of people availe
themselves of the excursion rates O
the railway yesterday to visit Peal
City and Eva,
Rev. DR.. Coyle preached morning an
evening at Central Union church las
Sunday. His morning discourse, NAL
! ing Memories" was mastery effort.
Mr.. McLain moved into ID. NJ,
Kenzie's elegant premises ON Beretani
street last Saturday, where he will ope
a commodious and first class lodgin
house.
The STAR begs to acknowledge wit
thanks the receipt OF the biennial rope
of the Chief Justice OF the Supren
Court, with the compliments OF Chi
Justice Judd.
Those interested in sailors are reques
ed to meet at the office of the Hawaiia
Safe Deposit Company tomorrow at
p. N. with view to forming a seaman
friend society.
The Crescents have downed the H
mehamehas at last. Saturdays gan
was good one, both sides playing gre
ball. The score stood; Crescents
Kamehamehas L.
The Punahou picnickers consume
l44O bottles of soda water, 100 wat
2 melons, one barrel each of orangade az
; lemonade. 60 OK tongues, 20 cakes and
great quantity of other delicate edible
. Captain Weir formerly OF the lwala
and soldier from the barracks G
gagged in fight on Fort street opposi
. the Criterion saloon Friday night
which the Captain came off badly us
up.
, The Hawaiian Evangelical Assoc
tion, under the leadership OF Rev. o.
| Emerson, Chief Justice Judd and II,
q Mr., Desha, paid a visit 10 the Philad
e phia this morning. There were o,
lity persons in the party, including,
p, sides the association, Rev. DR.. Coyle
Oakland aud several ladies.