The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-08-12

MAUI, August Enthusiastically
evening last at Moanaolu Seminary
occurred the Literary that was
postponed from Friday evening.
The program rendered was as
follows:
Vocal Duett-"The Breeze from
the Shore. ......... -. .........h ucken.
Misses Hammond and Clymer.
Old Friends.........
Vocal SoIo-'Robina and p'... Roberts.
Miss Kate Fleming.
Recitation - Grandma's Attic
Treasures ....... Miss Hammond.
Vocal Duett-"Ring Sweet Ang-
elusn 1890: ..;.;;.....;;. Gounod.
Miss Beckwith and Mrs. Damon.
Vocal Solo-"ADgels Serenade"
BraRa..........- ............M MISS Clymer.
Farce-"Little Paul Pryor............
The portrayal of cold Friends"
created a great deal of amusement.
Silhouettes had been made of a
number of we'll known people here,
and these were hung one at a time
on a sheet, with a bright light be-
hind them. AS they appeared fic-
titious names were given them, and
the audience were to guess who they
represented. Some Of them were
strikingly real, while others most
comical. The farce, Little Paul
Pryor." caused much amusement.
After the program, refreshments
we're served, and the company,
contrary to usual custom, remained
for some time later, enjoying a
social chat.
Robert Lindsay, for some years
captain of police in Wailuku, has
been appointed deputy sheriff of
Molokai, to fill the vacancy caused
by r. II. Hitchcock's removal to
Honolulu. --
f. M.Walsh, wife and two child
rem, returned to Honolulu per w.
G. Hall, Friday.
A. G. Rulofson, Jr., and Earnest
Ross were also passengers down by
the same steamer.
Tuesday last the largest party
that has visited Haleakala since
the 'house-warming" of Craigielea,
went up and spent the night there.
Composing the party were, Z. NJ.
Walsh and wife, Misses Mary Alex
ander, Hammond, Kate Watson,
Carrie Green, Mossman, Nellie
Alexander, Juliet King, Mrs. Hipi
and Mrs Abbot G. w. Dickey, A.
G. Rulofson, Jr., Will Baldwin,
Frank Baldwin and w. o. Aiken.
Rain and mist prevailed all the
afternoon, and the only view OBJ
tanned was that of most marked
''fog-scape," the party being entire
~ closed In.
A warm fire, and plenty to eat
caused spirits to rise and Cragielea,
resounded with fun and laughter.
Wednesday morning was clear and
a good view was obtained of the
sunrise, the crater, and the land
scape in general. The descent
was made in time to reach Ma
kawao by lunch time.
A camping party composed OF
Herbert Dickey, Arthur and Fred
Baldwin, P. B. and George Aiken
and Fred Alexander, left Makawao
Tuesday for few weeks hunt on
Molokai. Riding overland to La
haina, they took The Mokolii for
their camping ground.
Monday evening last at Hale
akala Hall, a cobweb party was
given by Miss Nellie Alexander
and Miss Ethel Mossman, as a
farewell to Will Dickey, who is to
leave soon for the Coast.
The "webs" were strung all
about the old building, both inside
and out, upstairs and down. Four
teen couples were present, and
much amusement was caused in
taking down the strings. After
they were all removed, the native
orchestra struck up, and dancing
was continued till near midnight.
Waikiki mill is undergoing re-
pairs and improvements, and work
is being rapidly pushed on the new
plantation railroad.
Miss Clymer of Kamehameha, is
stopping at Moanaolu Seminary.
Miss Morris of Waikiki, is at
Kawaapae Resort, Makawao. She
leaves for a visit to Hawaii on
Tuesday next.
A party of ladies with a guide,
visited Haleakala this week, spend
ing Wednesday night there and re-
turning Thursday.
The barkentine Forest Queen