The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-04-19
LEFT HIS FRIENDS AND FAMILY
At SHORT NOTICE.
Registration Board at Hama District
-Dedicat on of Wainee Church
Latest News from Maui
Maui, April II.

Maui, April II.
last evening at the home of ID. ID.
Baldwin, Haiku, occurred the Maka-
wac April Literary. Strange to say |
there were no showers, and the moon
shone bright from clea sky, bring |
ing forth people from far away |
SprecKelsville, who, with the Makawao
contingent, filed the parlors comfort
ably. 1t was strictly baby evening, |
as the following program will show:
Piona Solo .............. Mr.. Atwater |
Reading Rev. f. G. Beckwith !
japanese Lullaby ..... Miss Becl<with |
Reading-Beard and Baby ........
... .. Mrs. Geo. Beckwith
Indian Lullaby ........... Miss Nape
Reading-Booh =. Mrs. Geo. Becl<with
German Lullaby E. Miss Kate Watson
Recitation-The Happy Family ....
............ Miss Agnes Fleming
Spanish Lullaby ..... Miss Anna Shaw
Peading-What to Say About Baby
.............. Miss Ge,. Beckwith
Scotch Lullaby ........ Miss Fleming
Reading-The Cunnin' Little Thing
............... Mrs. Geo. Beckwith
American Lullaby ..... Miss Beckwith
Violin Lullaby Miss Wate Watson
Ole Virginia Lullaby 80. Miss Bailey
Reading-The Rockaby Lady ...
................ Mrs. w. o. Aiken
Tableau-The Rockaby Baby.
Quartet-O. Hush Thee, My Babie.
The different lullabys were sung and
presented in typical costumes of the
countries they represented, and they
brought forth much apl lause, espec-
tally so the Japanese and Ole Virginia
lullabes, which were encored. Mrs.
Geo. Beckwiths readings were much
appreciated, and other numbers on the
program were well carried out and re-
ceived their share of applause. Re
! freshments and social converse closed
what might le termned, Il most sue
cessful baby" evening.
Some Maui residents are anXiously
looking for the return of one John de
Rego Tilheiro, of Waiakoa, Kula. John
is school officer of Kula, and an other
wise prominent Portuguese there, and
last week he suddenly departed for
Honolulu via Maalaea Bay, leaving be-
| hind him Il wife and children, credit
ors out several hundred dollars and
| sundry contracts unfultiI ed, with as
| sets at zero. 1t is said he despared
of ever paying his debts and consid-
cred this the quickest way of settling
them. California is supposed to be his
destination. Some of his American
| friends are among the mourners over
his departure.
Kaliili and Olinda are coming into
demand. Parties have been occupying
them for the past few weeks, and 9th
ers are planning for visits there in the
near future.
j. p. Cooke returned from Hawaii
per Kinau on Tuesday last. after So
iourn there of about month.
DR.. A. l.. Cunningham, of Oakland,
arrived Wednesday on the Claudine
and is the guest of IL. p. Baldwin at
Haiku.
Registration Board is holding forth
in Hama district at present. Voters are
coming in slowly, and no doubt but
few will register there, as it is a
stronghold of the Hui Aloha Alma,
which still holds to its forlorn hope.
The Board will most likely sit next
i'm Lahaina, and after that Mololai and
Lanai
Tomorrow at Lahaina occurs the
dedication of the Wainee church. \
Sunday school convention is to be held
and most all of the Sunday schools
on the island will be represented. To-
night the Claudine will take Mr.. and
Mrs. II. p. Baldwin, and the delegates
from the local Sunday schools, to wit
ness the ceremonies, which are to be
very elaborate. Yesterday afternoon
Mr. ID. ID. Baldwin went over on horse
back and last nights Kinau brought a
number of IIonoluluites, among them
Professor Alexander.
Honolulu visitors at present are Mr.
r j. NJ. Dowsett. the guest of Mr.. X
Won Tempsky at Puuomalei, and Mr.
Abe Louisson, at Kawaapae Resort
Mr.. Lousson is here for his health
and his many friends will be pleased
: to know that he is rapidly improving
. He intends to remain about two
} months longer.
; The veteran book agent Capt. Nc
r Donald is again on Maui.
Sugar still piling up and no vesse
in sight