The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-21

Quartet-"Ainahau" .....................
Miss Rose Aloiau, Miss Ellen Hopkins.
Miss Mary Yoshioka. Mr.. John Per
Recitation-"Only Soldier" ..............-
Miss Agnes Carroll.
Piano Solo-"valse'' ....................
Miss Susie Freck.
Quartet-"Kapilina'' ....................
Miss Rose Aloiau. Miss Ellen Hopkins.
Miss Mary Yoshioka. Mr.. John Per-
reida.
Essay .........-..-..--.-........
Miss Iwalani Dayton.
Piano Solo-'The PEARL ........... Bluette
Miss Ching Kau.
Trfo-"Gaiop .-.....,-.......-.-.....
Miss Susie Freck. Miss Minnie Schmidt.
Miss Ching Kau.
Quartet-"Akahi Hoi'' ..-......-....-....
Miss Rose AIoiau. Miss Ellen Hopkins
Miss Mary Yoshioka. Mr.. John Per-
reida.
RECEPTION AT KAMEHAMEIiA.
Under the trees OF the Kamehameha
Girls School, and in the glare of in
candescent globes which burned every
where in the foliage. the Kamehameha
girls presented Hiawatha in the presence
of large audience. The production of
the well known poem was marked sue
cess. and was given in connection With
n farewell class day greeting to the only
graduate. Miss Awana- The scene out
upon the lawn was pretty one and was
greatly heightened by the odd Indian cos
tunes worn by the thirty-fiye young
Hawaiian ladies who took part. The pre-
seniation OF the piece occupied about an
hour and a half and was interesting from
beginning to end. The part OF Hiawatha
was undertaken by Miss Lahapa kele-
and that OF Minnehaha by Miss
Mary Thomas. The singing during the
presentation was exdfllent- The entire
affair was In charge ef Miss Lemon and
its success was n tribute to her ability
to make IL the pleasing feature of the
KAMEHAAIEHA PREPARATORY
GRADUATES
The closing exercises of the Kameha-
meha Preparatory were held yesterday
afternoon nj 2:20 o'clock when John Pa
hia. Edward Campbell. John Rice Smith.
David Keliiokamoku. William Naole and
William Kaiu received their certificates
OF graduation. Each of the graduates
made short address. follows; In
dus;rial Work. William NaoIe; Our
Mountains John Pahia: What 1 Know
About Trees. John Rice Smith: a Great
Artist. David KelIiokamoku; Tennyson.
William Kaiu: Our Pleasures Edward
Campbell. Music, sweet and low. was
given at intervals. and the exercises clos
ed with the singing of the class song
the echoes
AT KAICLANI SCHOOL.
Shortly after 10 o'clock yesterday fore
noon the closing exercises of KsiClani
School commenced and lasted until about
noon. Governor Dole. the Attorney-Gen-
raj. Superintendent of Public Works.
OF Public Instruction At
cinsou. Assistant Secretary Rose Dawson
4 the Board Of Education, Secretary /
Rodgers and the members OF the Boarl
4 Edueation. visited the school while the
exercises were IN progress and were ac-
corded cordial greeting by the pupils. i
rhe exercises were given IN q pavilion /
ldjoining the school building In order to !
the pupils and their friends. I
rhe program was not long one. but was
He'd with interesting recitations and 7
Ongs and there were wand and flag drills /
which were given with military precision. |
he program was follows:
opening Song. Our Father. School 1
)rill. Little Cooks ..-----. Rooms and
lullaby ---------------.--..--Ro Rooms ana 2
Wand Drill ..................-...~.... Room u +
ong. Happy Boys Are we.-..---.R Room j
...-.-.......--.-...Roo Rooms 6. :. 8. 10. II
Tub Drill .-.-.--------..---.-------- Room 10
Ong. Ny Old Kentucky Rooms II. Z
ong. The Lord Is Ny Shepherd.
.........-.......-.....- Rooms II and II
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