The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-06-12
GREAT DAY FOR P|CNICS
NOT EVERYBODY WENT no THE
RACES.
kamehamcha's Birthday Was Cele-
brated by Many Under Trees and in
the open Air-Children Festivities.

Inefe were FULLY twelve hundred
people present at the Central Union
church picnic on the grounds of oahu
college. There We're games ana sports
and all manner of pleasant diversions
to make the day a pleasant one
Mrs. Fred. j. LOwrey was in charge
of the Refreshment Committees work
and no committees work was ever
better done.
The various departments of the work
Of providing for the picnic were in the
hands of the following:
A. j. Coats, of the Young Men S
Christian Association, was in charge
of the games, and he was assisted by
Richard Cooke, William Williamson
Alfred Caste +. G. Anterior, Mr. How
land Mr.. Forbes, c. Il. Mcclellan, Miss
Adele Widdifeld, Mrs, c. b. Hyde,
Miss A. Forbes, Miss Yarrow, Miss
Klingel, Mrs. Brown and Miss Hall.
The reception committee was COM
opposed the following: Mr.. and Mrs.
Kincaid, c. NJ. Cooke, Mr. and Mrs.
Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. Brown, Miss Var
row, Mrs. Frear and Mr.. Erdman.
The finances of the picnic We're look
ed after by j. b. Atherton and A. b.
\ Wood. President Hosmer Of Oahu Col
lege donated the use of the grounds,
j. Shaw and w. w. Hall arranged for
the transportation of the picnickers to
the grounds by the street cars. Edwin
L.
provided the tents and tables.
The subsidiary committees were as
follows:
Soda Water-C. II. Anterior, f. d.
| Creamy, c. H. Cooke.
! Lemonade-F. j. Lowrey, w. d.
! Frear, Mr.. Wichman.
/ Coffee-Mrs. Damon, Mrs. Devlin,
Mrs. McChesney Miss Noble, Wales
Kincaid, William II. French, j. T. War
rem, d. II. Case.
Salad-Mrs. e. Waterhouse, Miss
Pinder, Miss II. s. Judd.
Cake-Mrs. f. j. LOwrey, Mrs. Kin
caid, Miss Girvin, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. F
Waterhouse, Miss H. Forbes.
Meat-Mrs. Bluxome, Mrs. Thrum
Miss l.. Bolles, Miss Flaxman, w. w
Hall, r. w. Andrews, II. c. Austin
Edgar Wood.
Bread and Butter-Miss Park, Mrs
Widdifield, Mrs. John Warehouse
Mrs. Andrews, Miss e. Greene, Mrs
r. G. Green.
Cold Tea-Miss Campbell, Mrs. Town
send, Dr. Severson, Mrs. ingalls,.
Crockery-Mrs. S. P. French, Mrs
Parmalee, Miss Snow, Miss Annie
Forbes, Mrs. Conrad, Mrs. Edgar Wood
il. Warehouse, Mrs Marshall, Miss
| Cameron.
Waiters-Mrs. Williams.
Ice-W. o. Atwater.
Inc members or the sunday SCnOO
and its friends held their annual pic.
mic at the Peninsula, Pearl Harbor
There were fully two hundred and fifty
| present.
The committee in charge was made
up to the pastor of the church, Rev. G.
] L. Pearson, II. c. Chamberlain, super.
intendent of the Sunday school, j. a
| Lyle, and NJ. g. Johnson.
The Portuguese of the Protestant
Portuguese Mission church enjoyed {
pleasant outing yesterday afternoon a
Raymond Cove, Pearl Harbor. Abou
$50 members of the congregation anC
their children and friends attended tn,
picnic.
The Kamehameha Alumni had =
! house warming of their elegant new
club house last evening, The building
! was handsomely decorated with flow
ers and bunting. w. o. Smith present
ed the keys of the house to the new
president w. O. Crowell. There was q
musical and literary program and re-
/ freshments were served.