The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-10-19
OF nes. WESTON COMFY.

a YOU DRIVE through 20 rtiamn
"a ysur yves, accustomed 20 the tar.
sen land. or rofdid stores that limo
~ rs~xhencd why. turn with lnvoiun.
esq pirsrurc toward a splendid residences
s,ni rssddcniy looms before your vision.
N h aet well back from the roadside. It's
c>sss arp vide open. a. n Inviting visit
s~s. 10 beautiful lawns refresh ones
.<nysss. and It's trees and fcrnory call IN
xn.su . PHEASANT memory Of other trees
msn ether farnerics In far distant land,
Ana thea ones eyes travel on past tie
hesaaiss OF landscape to the solid Roman
&susss style OF architecture fronting one,
vsns ~ three big arches and Its upper
e1Errz Of twisted black iron and its great
syes ~ windows which seem to beckon
axz Rnyi.a one TO enter. And. II you are
nsa n vsatd Soul, you will respond to the
ss=ae HESITATION and gladly saunter into
IN Snahanted palace. like n knight Of
a. Eater, when you emerge. you too
uzzl chant a paean of praise for those
udRxs have made this wonderland a bless
I'd sualiiy TO 800 little souls. whose own
Az-sHs gave them no promise of expan-
s5sa: no hope OF anything lovelier than
she four whitewashed walls of n Palama
sAaek-
For this IL the Kaiula-
nfEN nj SCHOOL, Yesterday was
HHarrHDAY the birthday Of the beau
YESTERDAY. tlful princess. who gave
TO the school her name.
Nm 1hs big hall on the second floor appro-
Exazts exercises were held yesterday
me<reag To commemorate Kaiulani, the
EeasL
fn this social hall there hangs a half
anmrth photograph of the princess In
axazinE gown, presented by her father.
Mr. C3eghorn. 1t shows her to the very
ness advantage. on the opposite side.
Gncznr this picture, Is medallion, franz
eua In velvet. Out of compliment to the
Rsapross, the Hawaiian room adjoin3
ths hall The American and Hawaiian
@sEs mterlace each other and embrace
q sAsuf picture. On the blackboard werc
Ar6d and sketchy scenes Of Hawaiian life;
nncnhIJ An ancient heiau. The drawing
Was spod and was the work OF a pupil.
ADseber represented Honolulu harbor
xlaefbe were In chalk.
On the walls were scenes supplementary
u hhstDrical study colored photograph
a tka Motel street lei women, and
nfrsass. or leis. Of seeds. gourds, shells
orc For this Ia the Hawaiian history
panDL All the work. even to the charts.
=
u Ia tool
But as advanced edu-
RkTMARY Gators believe that the
DERARTMENT preliminary step must
RIkYf- be a correct one II may
be as well to start with
tAa primary department As one passed
k3asnsh an archway and entered the ves-
e1nfs- one of the great glass doors swung
alkmaiy open and the open sesame" Of
Arabian Nights fame flashed through
@uesz mind 1t was in the nature Of a
0zzRf0ct disappointment to discover the
nAnnfve power to be only q little sweet
EsSe6 boy who stepped forward TO tako
Eay cart Down a corridor / followed the
taAF guide and finally entered a large and
aezAea0us room and narrowly escaped
essaA<ing over six little washtubs all in
a Rew. For 1t was Monday, and wash
azS. and a line and three dozen clothes
Oazn hore indisputable evidence of the en-
snGy Of the infant blanchisseuses. 1t Is
called the receiving class. AS matter
a fact there are two receiving classes,
ualfze to the unusually large number OF
suHescants. presided over respectively by
nlnaE A. NJ. FellSer and Mrs. L. M. Wood
Miss A. NJ. Felker Is not
MIaS only n Kindergarten, Cal
Rzkz.kER A ifornia State Normal School
AOyELTST. graduate, but also an au-
thoress Her childs book.
10yon." Is widely known and she Is now
oszsnSed upon "grown-up" story to be
amtltted, Crumbs of Comfort" II Is no
vessteV she tells such pretty stories to
sae children In conjunction with the OBJ
fffe and picture.
II RES sorry you came today" said Miss