The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-03-01
ON SATURDAY EVENING.
The Honolulu Cricket olub-Pslama
ohapel-The Hagey Social Club
St. Andrews Church Fair.


one dramatically speaking everybody
was either out of doora, or attending
the several social meetings in pro-
gress
The Honolulu Cricket Club held
q pleasant annual meeting at the
Arlington parlors, and elected the
following officers Of the year: Presi
dent, DR.. a. V. Murray; vice presi
dent, H. w. Norton; w. Thompson,
secretary and treasurer; Captain,
III. Herbert; vice captain, A. X. Hat
field, aud executive officers, d.
Shanks, j. H. Cation and A. st. M.
Macintosh The Club passed vote
Of thanks to Mr.. M. Brasch for his
past active efforts on behalf OF the
Club, which Viggo Jacobsen volun-
teered to engross and forward to
him. Many matters Of interest to
crcketers were discussed.
The Hsgey Social Club had very
interesting and uccessful social at
their club rooms, Arlington cottages
Hotel street. The attendance was
not quite as large as usual owing to
the unavoidable absence OF several
of the members and their friends,
especially among the musical affili-
ates
Among those who materially as
sisted in making the evening pass
benefcially and pleasantly were
Secretary Rotert S. Scrimgeour who
in short address, spoke ably for
the good of the order; Vice Presi
dent j. A. Mehrtens who also had
something pertinent to remark; DIR.
Wayson who cleverly discussed the
treatment and its effects, medical
and social; Walter Brash who favor
ed the attentive audience with a
Hawaiian song; John Sheldon gave
an interesting narration in Hawai-
ian aud English Of the Hawaiians
meeting with Lono Capt. Cook;
Mr. Stewart ad an original topical
poem which created great amuse-
ment; Mr.. O'Halloran gave one of
his inimitable hiberniau Rotations;
Frank Wilburton sang merry song;
Mr.. Stewart gave selections on the
organette and others contributed to
the evenings entertainment, while
all longed for more commodious
and convenient rooms in which to
entertain their friends.
At Palama Chapel the faculty Of
Oahu College gave very excellent
and successful entertainment which
overcrowded the building. Among
those who contributed most pleas
ingly to the evenings enjoyment
were Miss Axtell, Messrs French,
Ahlc, Hedemann, Rabbit, Howard,
Cunha and Ingalls,.
The ladies of st. Andrews Cathe-
dral Sewing Society scored grand
success with their Fancy Fair and
realized large amount for the
Cathedral Fund. The Sunday
School was lovingly and beautifully
decorated by the ladies and in the
evening was bower OF beauty
Music was furnished by the Govern
ment and the Hawaiian Quintette
Club. The thanks of all are due to
the ladies who provided so happy
an entertainment They are:
Flowsr-Mrs. Pierre Jones, Misses
Helen Paaker, Alice Woods, Maude
Woods and Nalani Jones.
Sweets-Misses Kulamanu Ward
, and Emily Ladd.
, Fancy-Mesdames James Camp
bell, 6. D. Freeth and Hugh Gum
Lemonade Stand-Miss Soper anG
Mrs. W. Stanley.
, Grab Box-Misses Harris and Re
: becca Harris.
Ice Cream-Mesdames Clark anc
T. r. Walker
Coffee Miss Mcintyre and Mrs
S. @. Allen.
Hawaiian Table-Miss Peabody
t Mesdames Sharrat and Keohokalole
! Sewing Table-Mesdames Wilt