Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-06-12
MANY Children Of
sunday SCHOOLS
Enjoyed Outing in Coun-
try and at the
Seaside.
Y. ". E. A. CELEBRATED.
AT The HOBRON HOME
Central Unions Usual Picnic at Pu.
nahou-MethOdists at Cassidy
Place Christian Church
and Others.

Besides being a race day, yesterday
was also given up 20 picnics by the
Sunday schools of the city. Fortunate
ly. the sun was shining brightly and
everything went off most successfully.
There were between 500 and 1000
children, present at the picnic of Cen
trail Union on the grounds OF Oahu
College. The assembly at the church
began about o'clock. A little while
longer. they we're on their way to the
grounds. Upon arrival there, they i'm
nediately spread themselves out over
the lawn and began the playing of all
manner of delightful games while
members Of the church arranged the
luncheon and put everything into shape
for the MONDAY repast. These ladies'
were Mrs. Belle Jones. Mrs. Angus,
Mrs. Case, Mrs. Brock. Miss Hall, J. b.
Anterior, c. NJ. Cooke. P. c. Jones. A.
p Newcomb and Rev. J. p. Erdman.
The soda water stand was presided
over by II. +. Wichman, Clarence
Cooke. and A. T. Brock, while the
lemonade was in charge Of F. J. Low
rey and Chief Justice Frear.
A very pleasant touch to the picnic
was the presence OF n number of ia
panese children, attractively dressed In
the costume of their country. They
were attended by their parents.
The members OF the Y. W. c. A. held
their outing at the home OF Mrs. Ho-
bron, member of the Association, in
| Waikiki. Mrs. Brown. secretary Of
TIE Y. w. C. A. and number of ladies
were on the ground as early as 8
o'clock and IL was but n short time
later that all who had made plans to be
present, were in attendance.
The ladies had along with them their
fancy work and sewing and those wig
did not care 10 battle, contented them.
selves with sitting under the trees
sewing and discussing various SUBJ
jects Of interest to the Association.
At noontlme q delightful luncheon
was served and the ladies' gave them
selves over 10 the pleasant occupation
OF eating. The afternoon was another
series Of pleasant happenings and Il
was not until evening and tea had beer
served, that the ladies' went into the
house. 1t was 10 o'clock before the
guests departed for home. Among those
present were the following: Mrs. II. c
Brown, Mrs. O. II. Berry, Misses Der
tina and Dora Hoffman, Miss Jennie c
Carlson, Miss Lena Pilklngton, Mist
Avilla, Miss Mary Avilla, Miss
Thomas. Miss Beerman, Miss Sophia
Beerman, Miss Marie Beerman, Miss
Coombs, Miss schnoor, Miss Keany
Mrs. Carlson, Miss Emily Carlson
Mrs. w. Rider, Mrs. l.. NJ. Robertson
Miss A. Alice Allen, Miss Frances Law
renee. Miss Grace Barrett, Miss Cor;
+. Panabaker, Miss Lucy NJ. Loring
Miss Carrie z. Bray, Miss Mabel Z
Barlow, Miss L. A. Bagwell Miss l.. J
Rlois and II. c. Brown.
Even before o'clock, children o.
the Methodist Sunday school began tS
assemble at the church on Beretanif
street. A half an hour later, 1t wal
found that in the neishborhood Of twt
hundred picnickers had assembled IL
carriages and on horseback and bi
cycles. Others used street cars as |
means Of transportation and all wend
ed their way toward the home of Johl
Cassidy in Waikiki.
Immediately upon arrival, there wa
. rush for the bath houses and. In les
time than II takes to tell there was
scrambling, shouting crowd Of happ,
youngsters disporting themselves II
the waves. Those who did not care {
go into the water, played excitin
games under the cooling shade Of tn
trees.
At noon time came the halt for tn
luncheon which was arranged and serv
ed by Mrs. George l.. Pearson, Mrs
Bryant, Mrs. Kerns, Mrs. Johnston
Mrs. John Moore, Mrs. O'Connel, Mrs
Fred Smith, Mrs. Coyne, Mrs. Walker
Mrs. Rivenberg and Mrs. Downing. A
about i:3O o'clock in the afternoon, tn
gay picnicers returned to town.
The picnic of the Christian churc
Sunday school took place on tn
grounds Of w. w. Hall at Pearl Ha
Dor. Four or five carloads went dow
] the road. Together with the Centr;
church children went others from II
japanese Mission at Palama and Il
Moiliili and Kalihi churches. A mo
enjoyable time was spent.
The Portuguese Protestant chuy'
Sunday school held its picnic at Il
Pearl City residence OF B. F. Dillin
ham.