The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-03-03
PEellaliels Made 10 The PsDl.
lar Dntilsr.
A CRICKET CLUB SURPRISE
Srssh ass Res,osse Asauo-Es
shasss Of Feikltstions.
The Social.
(rrom Wednesdays Daily.)

There was an unconventional sur
prise party a, the Brush Consulate las;
evening. What madeleine pleasant az
fair quite uncommon was that 1t was
really unknown beforetime 90 Com
missioner Kenny. II was a Honolulu
Cricket Club enterprise, participated
in by about half hundred OF the
members. headed by Judge w. l.. Stan
ley, president OF the organization. The
gentlemen gathered at the Arlington
Hotel and proceeded In a body 10 Mr..
KenDy's home.
BE It known that Commissioner Ken
ny has ever since his arrival in Hawaii
from the Orient been the chief patron
Of the Honolulu Cricket Cub. The Con-
sulate in Palama, with its fine mansion
and beautiful and ample grounds, has
been headquarters for the men OF
wicket and bat. Mr.. Kenny made a
fine pitch on the premises and had the
club there for practice every week. On
inert tiVtihoolS lht Hosphtdhts was
unbounded and the social contact most
,niovahIe
Inc ciuD memoers iouhd MI hehhy
at home and marched into the great
parlor. They were cordially welcomed
a., ,o.o GOO, .o,,o, 70 ,ho ,vs,,o
'"cie- AiVer d ie" minutes 'uose
Stanley arose and made the presenta-
ton speech, The Judge said that Mr..
xan,y had .,5aarad b,mso,, 40 tho
,,N,.,- -. -,
priIishers throushou' tne isiahuS' pu'
more especially perhaps to the cricket
players of this city. At least the crick-
aters thought so They wouId ever re-
member most n,easantIv the soiourp
here ~ Mr. Kenny and deenIv repretted
bis denarture uo was held in Tho
hiubast esteam Tor bis many GOOD ouaI-
i.iea ana had long he.n considared tho
abaa, anchor ~ The cr,cLo, club AZ
yrdgo C,an,ov s,oLa an non,I,mon.a, 90
,erms az the retiriny com missioner
there was frecuent a npIause Tho wish
was exnressed that Mr Kinney might
again return IN tho Islands
AR Kennev frantIv acLnow,sdoed
that he was SURPRISED and embar-
rassed He said that no fslt ,be term a
in which annreciation ~ min, had heen
,sxnressed we're aItogetber too 6atter-
ing n had becn n dutv as we'll as a
Measure In every way 10 NOT onIv often
meet the british snhiects on f,iendIv
and informal terms but az we'll no on.
courage to his utmost a clean and gen
of the emnire Mr. Kenny outliped a
plan for the furtherance OF cricket IN
the future and gave the club his very
best wishes. He was thankful To ali
for their uuys,y,uo courtesy ana could
never forget the genial cricketers of
Honolulu ALWAYS eager for a game and
zestful I'm the SOCIAL features ~ the
pastime. He remarked on the unnrece-
dented long seasons ~ the local or
g,a;zation. Mr. Kenny said that ~ n
SO aapncpet that he waa stationed I'm
the future within reasonable distanc.
of Hawaii he wouId invite the local
men TO visit him and NAV He told q,
some visitors games in The Orient Tn
closing Mr.. Kenny THANKED Ali most
Warmly ior CONSIDERATION ana kindness
r.. NJ. 49, ~. -
-, vi. hinney ,here was an az.
Ia,u,i sJ's ai, Wy Nisso 1scopsen ana
On ,ha nano s,,s' "oun.eu poiiet ser.
,ni,a. CO.. 90" ~ anu on esen piece Vi lhe
-, A.. To ,,is, , .ne hhohos ram
md no o,p.,on tn w.. s % nn apose
srha ao,,,an ".nn beneath "a,
n,an s,i,h ,hn an Drieh' Inls
IN IraIana 49,, r. nes 'u. ionsest
is an arm With ~ az anu. ny oles'
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IT, , ~ "os.o, IN 'e m .anph
DIah, ~ rn means inc strong
ian shs H ne set Is IN u neat
Re,reshman,s u.s. ,ou,h,, ..
,nno =, mon WI iortnsohihs az
Kennv and tvr,naI 90 Sao, nl Mr;
an Irishmar =, ina,. Ua Dacneior ano
nrohnon anar ~ ,ns.rue. .he Servants 70
was nn ~ vr .nrs ea'a Tr 'nas mere
re orn,, , p. he .r'cke19Is
nnenins rnn,hars %, ~ any Tine ane
o opnns r. n Mnnn Oh ,he evening were
H. u oy .me's ,s a. OF. W. Macklntosh.
va rao,,..Ia, ih'Iai' anu ohers
,Thi. T. tha aoN, Wy Dl; humphris.