The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-07-08
CLOSING EVENTS
Iolani College Exercises
Yesterday Afternoon.
tations-GoOdA Athletic
Events.

Events.
The closing exercises took place at
Iolani College yesterday afternoon in
the school grounds, beginning at 2
o'clock The school room had been
prettily decorated with leis and flags.
The program rendered by the boys was
as follows:
PART l.
Song-Like the Voice. j. Barnby
ecitation-Hiawatha' Hunting.
Observation-Disclosures. .Longfellow
J. Kellett
Recitation-A Ship on Fire. C. Mackay
J. White
Song-A Song of Jubilee. c. E. Lowe
Recitation-Bernardo del Carpio.
Observation-Disclosures. Mrs. Hemans
J. Aea.
Recitation-Kitten and the Mouse.
B. Mott H. Mott, A. Aldrich.
Song-Children, Send a Song of
Praise Observation-Disclosures. G. II. Lloyd
1.-THE songs in this part are selected
from those written to commem-
crate the Diamond Jubilee of Her
Majesty, Queen Victoria.]
PART II.
Instrumental Duet-Intermezzo. -.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Mascagn1
J. Aea.
Dialogues. Philip Teri and the
Youth NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. DR.. Byron
A. May and D. White.
Recitation-The Slaves Dream.
Observation-Disclosures. .Longfellow
c. Jenkins.
Recitation-The Spider and the Fly. =
...........M Mary Hewitt
T. Andrews
Song-A Soldiers Life. ~. Stainer
Recitation-Lord Ullip's Daughter.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Campbell
E. Hatfield.
Recitation-A Nut to Crack. ........
......J. P, from Home Words
w. Motley.
Scene-The Princes in the Tower.
............. Haywood
J. Smithies, J. Aea, E. Hatfield, J.
Kellett, II. Koelling, H. Hart.
Song-The Bay of Biscay. .....J. Davy
Distribution of Prizes.
Hawaii Ponoi.
At the conclusion of the exercises,
the company adjourned to the school
grounds, where athletic sports were
held The following is list OF events
and winners.
ATHLETIC SPORTS.
100 yards-Under Is. First prize,
gold pin; presented by A G. S. Halves.
E. Hatfield won in 1914 seconds.
100 yards-Open. First prize, gold
medal; presented by T. May. S. Smith
les won in 111a seconds. Second prize,
knife; presented by G. Smithies. Won
by F. Iaukea.
100 yards-Under 13. First prize,
presented by A. G. S.
Hawes Won by M. Anderson in 14A
seconds.
100 yards-Under u. First prize, |
knife presented by P. Jones. Won by
L. Evans in 14a4 seconds.
High Jump-Open. First prize, Ko-
dak camera: presented by T. r. Walk |
err. Won by S. Smithies, feet 9 inches |
Second prize, belt: presented by c. |
Willis. Won by ]. White.
Observation-Disclosures Is. First prize,
baseball bat and ball; presented by G.
Davies. Won by E. Hatfield. Second |
prize, knife; presented by P. Jones.
Won by Tai Ling.
Broad jump-Open. First prize, base
ball bat and ball; presented by A. G. s.
Halves. Won by S. Smithies, 16 feet 8
inches. Second prize, baseball glove;
presented by A. G. S. Halves. Won by
J. White.
so yards-Under 8. Prize. a ball. Won
by B. Mott in 101s seconds.
Pole vault-Open. First prize, writ
ing case; presented by A. G. S. Halves.
Won by J. White.
Three-legged race. Prize. silk hand
1erchiefs; presented by A. G. S. Halves.
Won by Lane Wong and F. Iaukea.
Old boys race-100 yards. Prize, let
.er weight Won by n. Jackson.
Half-miIe-Open. First prize, dress
ng case: presented by A. G. S. Halves.
Won by S. Smithies in minutes and
Is seconds.
Sack race-Open. First prize, knife:
presented by E. Stiles. Won by s.
Smithies.
During the sports the company took
shelter under the shade of the large
rec in the middle of the field. where
were handed around. The
athletic prizes were given away by
Mrs. Kitcat, after which with hearty
cheers for the ladies and the visitors
he company dispersed.
Among those present were: The
British Commissioner. A. G. S. Halves,
ESQ.,; Sir Robert and Lady Heron,
hrs. T. Rain Walker, Prof. Alexander,
Rev. J. and Mrs. osborne. Mr.. and Mrs
Allen Herbert, Mr. and Mrs. Pierre
ones. Mr. and Mrs. Louisson. Mrs. Kia
Miss Won Holt, Mrs. Miner,
= Davies, Mrs. Hoting, Mrs. Norman,
Ii and Mrs Alexander Frank Damon