The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-26
CHURCH SERVICE,
SPORT AND BALL
From Morning Until Dawn Again
British Subjects Will Cele-
brate Great Day.
9si5 - m. Services al St Andrews
Cathedral
n q m. Reception by British Consul
hoars al the Consulate.
2 .. m. Cricket Match at Punahou-
9 o. m. Ball al Moana Hotel.

YOT n feature OF a merrymaking
III day. a celebration and a cere-
mony. viii be absent from the
Honolulu Observance OF the day
upon which takes place the coronation
OF King Edward VII and Queen Alex
andra- Led BY capable committee OF
the British residents OF the city there
has been arranged such program as
will give 10 everyone AN opportunity Co
take part IN the events OF the day and
night There viii b. services n ST.
Andrews. which viii convey an inn
precision OF the ceremonies which have
taken place at Westminster Abbey.
Receptions at the Consulate viii occupy
the time until noon. and the cricket
match viii b. the feature for the af-
tsrnoou. The eliminating event will
be the great ball at the Moana Hotel.
which win commence ut O'Clock and
may be over any time during the night.
The service at 81. Andrews win BE-
in effect the same as that at the actual
coronation. There VIII be- used an
abridEment Of the service. which viii
mark the various features OF the coro-
nation proper. The sermon will be-
along the same lines The service win
BE- largely choral and will De rendered
by an augmented choir.
Following the service. which viii
conclude at 1870 o'clock. there will be-
a reception at the Consulate by British
Consul Hoarc. The Hawaiian band
will BE- In attendance and there viii BE-
without doubt fun gathering OF the
members OF the colony. and as well the
foreign representatives.
The cricket game will take place at 2
o'clock on the Punahou campus There
has been erected large tent which /.
will be used for the purpose OF refresh |
ments for all the guests OF the occa- |
sion. There have been provided also |
chairs for several hundred people. so
that every one may BE- assured an ex- 4
cciIent opportunity To watch the play. \
There have been some changes In the /
order of the play. owing 20 the inabil-
ity Of some of the players 90 take part. |
The teams have been christened the !
Kings and Queens. The former will be
distinguished by red. white and blue
rOscfte. while the Queens men will
wear royal purple and white rosett-s-
The teams are as follows:
Kings tcam-Morse teaptain). Brett.
Harvey. Y. Alexander. Won der He-de.
A. T. Miles. Piianaia. Ahlo. II. Glass.
II. a. Jordan and Picker.
Queens team - s. Beardmore (cap-
tain). W. l. Stanley. Hatfield. Black
man. Mctsili. Jameson. u. Glass. ock-
burn. Prince Cupid. Kitcat and Irish.
Substitutes Farraday. Mcintyre.
Gui and kuit
H. u. Sinclair and Ar. walGron ravc
b. en- chosen 10 act rs umpire
The bali will be- a feature OF the cell
cbration. There are expected TO BE-
present at least three hundred people
and every arrangement has been made
for the comfort and enjoyment % the
guests The dining room OF the hotel
has been eiaborateiy decorated with
flags and cOiors. and the effect Is
perfect one. Special arrangements have
been made for car service and there
viii D. easy transportation all night
There viii b. several dinner parties
during the evening.
All the business houses OF the city
wlu be closed at noon In honor OF the
occasion