The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-06-10


WAILUKU. June Sat a meeting Of
the Maui Athletic club last Monday
night, the reports of several commit
tees We're heard. The Secretary ana
Treasurer also made their report. The
standing committee by Mr.. Cornwell re-
ported that work on the new athletic
grounds was progressing and that the
grounds would be in shape in a short
time Quite a discussion arose as TO
how the Treasurer should be authorized
to pay expenses from the treasury. Mr..
Robertson. treasurer, suggested that
there be some form which he could
go by and finally it was decided that
with the consent of the majority of
the board of directors the treasurer
shall be allowed to draw funds from the
treasury. Other minor business was
spoken of during the evening.
A. Farley, an old kamaana on Maui
died last Saturday morning and was in
tered at the Waikiki Cemetery the
day following, the Rev. William Ault
officiating. Mr.. Farley vas formerly
employed as a luna in Waihee whl.h
position he held 70" a louE tunc. He
married Mrs J. Dutra, ana after haV-
ing been employed in Wauul<u ana
Waihee for some time, ne removed TO
Kihei where he has been up to the
time of his death. Mr. Farley Fad
many friends, and his loss viii be sore
ly regretted.
The Gypsy Queen" proved a success
last Thursday night, when Al packed
house greeted Maggie Nape and her
Company. The Opperetta was arttsti-
cally rendered and the singing through
out manifested good training Miss
Milly Hons as the Fairy queen, was
eXquisitely dressed, and her singing
won her several Crcores. Nothing less
can be said of Miss Nape wn1 played
her part to perfection, while Mother
Grim Mrs. Austin) entertained the au-
dience immensely with her acting. The
fairies, Gypsies and Tyr1liens We're
handsomely dl essed, and 4 very plea
SAINT evening was spent.
On account of the success of the OPP
peretta on Thursday night it win be
repeated tonight.
A movement is on foot among the
married men of Waikiki to organ i2e a
Married Mems baseball nine. w. T.
Robinson is most enthusiastic a 0Uut IT..
and he is confident that a good nine
could be formed. If RObinsOl Il 'es
succeed in forming his line, it will SIM
ply be to give the other members Of
the Maui Athletic Association chance
practice as otherwise there would be
hardly any other team to play against.
grand luau will be given at lao On
Tuesday the 18th. 1t will be Il double
affair The members of Company | are
raising subscriptions 10 honor Sergeant
Siemsen with a good send Off as he
will leave Maui for Honolulu, while
others are arranging for general holi-
day celebration. The 18th of June will
be fittingly celebrated on Maui this
year.
On last Wednesday night Company l
drilled in their khaki uniforms, and
they made a good showing of them
selves. Captain Keola is endeavoring
his utmost to bring his Company to a
high point in military tactics.
PAIA, Maui, June Son Saturday
night last a most delightful dancing
party was given at Spreckelsville on
the big lanai at the residence of Man
ager Lowrie, under the auspices of the
young men of Spreckelsville Mr..
Black otficiated as floor manager, and
the music was furnished by the Waihee
orchestra, both to very good effect. A
large crowd was present from both
Waikiki and Makawao districts, the
Kahului r. r. Co., running trains from
both directions, and the evening was
most delightfully."- spent. Delicious re-
frCshments of ice cream, cake, sand
witches. coffee, and lemonade were serv-
ed, and the affair broke up at midnight
Mrs. II. a. Baldwin of Hama kua-
poke yesterday entertained at after
noon tea between thirty and forty la
dies, to meet Mrs. F. a. Potter and Miss
Patty of Honolulu. The afternoon was
passed with music and games. Re-
freshments were served and most
pleasant time had generally.
Hon. and Mrs. H. p. Baldwin, accom-
panied by Mrs. c. II. Dickey came uP
from Honolulu last week, and Mrs.
Baldwin will remain here now for
good. Senator Baldwin would be
grateful to the Legislature if it
would get to work and finish up, so that
he could return to his many duties
Mrs. Dickey twAlbe- here for a couple
of weeks getting her Haiku home in
order for the summer. Hon. c. II.
Dickey and family expect to come up
about the middle of July to spend sew
eral months at Haiku. Maui will be glad
to see them back again.
The children of Hon. II. p. Baldwin
are beginning to arrive for their sum-
mer vacation. Samuel Baldwin came
up last night by way of Lahaina ana
Miss Charlotte with school friend is
expected next week by the Claudine.
William Baldwin will be back in July,
and Arthur in August. 1t will then be
Attorney A. ID. Baldwin, and Honolulu
will most likely be his home.
The next polo match between the
Oahu polo team and the Makawao polo
team is scheduled to take place on the
clubs field at Sunnyside, Paia. The
Makawao team have been handicapped
on account of being unable to secure
sticks, most all of the old ones being
broken, and none obtanable at present
in Honolulu, so that the practice in
dulged in lately has been very unsatis-
factory. However they will do their
best and good day of sport is antici-
pated. business meeting of the Ma
kawao club will be held this afternoon
to discuss the coming match.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Makawao Debating society will be held
on Friday evening in the parlors OF
the Makawai Foreign Church at Paia
The question under discussion is Re
solved that the new possessions of the
United States enjoy in full the blessings
conferred by the Constitution"
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Wise arrived at
Paia last week from the Coast, to take
up their residence there. Mr.. Wise is
TO be the manager of the Paia Planta-
ton store. A beautiful Saint Bernard
dog came with them, and will be surely
the king Of Mani dopdonn