The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1897-03-22
MUCH MARCHING
Japanese Of Maui Expected to
See Their COnSQl-GGnGTal.
PEACE AND QUIET NOW REIGN
Knights of Pythias Enter.
tain Royalty.
Makawao Literary Society Enjoys
Its March EVening-Sugar
Around the Horn.

MAUI. March 20.-The March even
ing of the Makawao Literary Society
| took place last evening in the parlors
of the Paia Foreign Church. The func-
ton was largely attended, and the fol
lowing program was full of spice and
variety:
Piano Solo. Mrs w. o. Aiken
Reading-The Brownies in March,
Observation-Disclosures. Miss May Baldwin
Trio-Three Naughty Boys from
School. .Messrs. Baldwin, Nicoll
and Lindsay.
Recitation. .. Miss Lottie Baldwin
Solo-The Little Green Apple. 80.
.................... Mr.. Dickey
Violin Solo. ....... Miss Kate Watson
Vocal Solo. o.............. Mr.. Hair
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Mr.. w. E. Shaw
Vocal Solo. Miss Fleming
Whistling Chorus-Listen to the
Mocking Bird.
Miss Baldwin's reading was illus
trated by series of interesting tab
leaux, in which brownies were promi-
nent. The trio was a humorous par
ody on Gilbert & Sullivan's Three Lit
tie Maids from School" Mr.. Shaw's
original poem was entitled, 'Star of
Hawaii and dealt with the popular
subject of annexation to America.
Miss Fleming's simple solo, "Old
Country was rendered most artistic
ally. Mrs. and Miss Roberts, Mrs.
Robert Levers, Mrs. Ainsworth and
Mrs. Mckay were among the stran-
gers present.
Wednesday evening, the 18th, the
Knights of Pythias' ball took place in
the large hall of the Wailuku skating
rink. The interior was most lavishly
decorated with gay bunting and ropes
of ferns. Fifteen large American and
Hawaiian flags adorned conspicuous
places, and on the left wall appeared
a most attractive design bearning the
emblem of the order, surrounded by
the inscription, ''Welcome-Aloha
Lodge, No. 2, K of p The grand
march took place at p. M, under the
direction of Floor Manager w. II.
Campbell, assisted by an efficient
committee, and the clock pointed to
a m. ere the final dance was finished
\ fine supper was enjoyed at midnight
by the hundred guests present.
Wednesday morning, the 18th, the
Japanese Light brigade" of Spreck-
lesville was again on the march. This
time it was forward" to Kahului to
greet their Consul General who did
not arrive. but in his stead the secre-
tary of the Japanese Legation and
Paul Neuman, who will defend the
leaders. After d short stay they
marched quietly back again. 1t is
true. that during the night of their
Wailuku visit (the 12th) the town was
patrolled by about 80 police and cit
izen guards. No demonstration what
ever was reported. The trial of the
five leaders will take place on the
22d.
Mrs. Roberts and Miss Roberts are
guests at Haiku. Mrs. Robert Levers
who has been at Mrs. II. 3. Bailey's
for some time. returns to Honolulu to-
day to see her husband prior TO his
departure for California Miss Every
of England. who recently has done"
Australia. Samoa and Fiji. is also at
Mrs Bailey's. Inspector General
Townsend has gone TO Hama overland
and Mr.. T. p. Cooke is in Kona.
Mrs. w. o. Aiken Of Hamakuapol,N
gave an afternoon tea Thurs y.
There were between 20 and 80 ladies
present. and each one brought photo
graph of herself as a child. The occa-
sion was made most pleasing in a So
cial way by the recognition of the diff
ferent likenesseS.
The schooner Allen A. Schage mas
ter. arrived on the 18th, 23 days from
New Whatcom. Wash, with a deck
load of lumber for Kahului Railroad
Company. and the balance for Mahu-
kona The schooner H. N Kimball,
Guttormsen master, arrived on the
18th. 13 days from San Francisco, with
general merchandise for Haiku and
Paia.
Departures, today, the Goth: The