Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-05-29
THE WEEK ON MAUI.
Continued from Page 8.

Knights of Pbytbias, last Satur-
day evening, 2Cth inst, was a
grand success. The Spreckelsville
hall, where the dance was given,
was most profusely decorated with
buntlngs and mountain evergreens
presenting very pretty effect,
Among those present were the fol
lowing ladies and gentlemen: Mr.
aud Mrs w j Lowrie, Miss Low
RE, Walter Lowrie, Mr. and Mrs
Allen, Miss Allen, Rev Ault, Mr.
aud Mrs f B Carley, Mr. and Mrs
Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs Vanderna-
lin, Mr. and Mrs Thomas, M and
Mrs Sable, Mr. and Mrs SaDborn,
Judge M'Kay, Mrs II u Austin,
the Misses Smith and Messrs q
Ii Cum mings, w G Scott, Som
merfeld, Dan Quill, Curtland and
many others. Mr.. Carley, the
popular telephone superintendent,
was floor manager and he executed
bis duties to the satisfaction Of all.
Refreshments was served at mid
night. The dance WAS much ap.
precisted by all who attended aud
the memories OF the pleasures of
the evening will be long by the
happy participants.
The eightipth birthday anniver
ssry of Queen Victoria was fitting
ly commemorated by the citizens
of Maui last Wednesday evening,
May "a. During the day, Wailu-
ku officials were busy decorating
the courthouse FOR the occasion.
Festoons of mountain everereens
were hung across the large hall in
gorgeous array while on the east.
ern wall were hung the British,
American and Hawaiian colors.
The following inscription made
from wreatbes of ferns was in
scribed on the wall: "1Sl9-Vic-
toria-lS99." Above the name of
the venerable queen was placed
superb crown of marigolds, the
handiwork Of Mrs. L. b. Lyons
and which was greatly admired.
The grounds we're not lit up with
lanterns at all as Luna shone in
her glorious majesty that night
which made artificial lights of no
avail. Among those who were
present to honor the occasion
were: Sheriff and Mrs Baldwin,
Deputy Sheriff Scott, District
Magistrates M'Kay aud Kaleiksu,
Mr. and Mrs s L Keliinoi, Mr. aud
Mrs Ogg, Mr. and Mrs W I Rob =
iuson, Mr. and Mrs T. b CarIey.
Mr. and Mrs Ferguson, Mr. and
Mrs I b Lyons, Mr. aud Mrs W |
Ball, DR. and Mrs Weddick, Mr.
aud Mrs J L Aluli, Mrs Jackson,
Mr. and Mis- Allen, DIR Ed Armi
tage, DR. II n Boote, Mrs Austin,
Rev VIM Ault, Mrs and Miss
Lowrie, Miss Ksleikau, Mr. and
Mrs Farley, Misses Scrimgeour,
Nancy, Mollie and Celia Gum :
mings, Sarah Cockett, Ellen
Brown, Mrs Heapy, Messrs G Il
Cum minps, Dan Quill, West, Noa
Alu'i, Thomas L Bogers, Geo
Hay selden, Keola and many Others
J lie floor manager was Geo II
Cummings and it goes without
saying that the dancing went on
merrily under his able manage
ment. At 8 o'clock promptly the
dance was commenced with the
grand march which opened into
lanciers. At IL O'Clock midnight
the merry dancers were served
with light refreshments and it was
nearly 2:30 a, m. before the dance
broke up. 1t is estimated that over
one hundred were present at the
dance. Those from Paia, Spreckels.
vile and Kshului,r eturne ed to their
respective destinations on the
train at about o'clock. The event
was declared one of the best ever
given in Waikiki, and it was in
every way very fitting tribute
given in honor of Queen Victoria.
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