The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-05-30
MEMORIAL DAY,
Continued from page one.)

volunteers of the National Guard. The
parade will be formed as follows:
Squad Mounted Police
Sixth L. S. Artillery.
Hawaiian Band.
First Regiment, N. G.. II.
Uniform Rank K. of p.
Kamehameha School Band.
Kamehameha School Cadets.
George w. De Long Post.
Carriage containing orator and read
er.
Carriage containing invited guests.
The general public
Line of March-Alakea to Emma, to
Vineyard, to Nuuanu, to cemetery. Re
turning, column will halt at Vineyard,
open order. The Post will pass through
t. Vineyard, where it will dismount
and salute column as it passes. Mar
shall, Harry Wilder; aide II. c. Eaton.
Special trains this afternoon will
carry many to decorate the graves of
their beloved ones at Pearl City while
many more went down this morning.
The day is not altogether given over
to mourning. The celebration to many
Is one of glorious victory lived over
again in the memory of departed COM
rades, and after lost ones have been re-
membered and graves hOnored there is
q general relaxation which is catered
to by the athletes of the town who
have arranged a varied program of
sports for the day, summarized as fol-
lows:
DISQUALIFICATION House VS.. Homo
lulus, at 1870 p. m; Male Ilimas VS..
Punahous, at p. m. Both games at
Punahou.
Cricket-Scotland VS.. The World, Ma
rFiki, at ? p. m.
Athletics-Boys' Brigade field day,
Kapiolani Park, at 10:45 a. m.
Tennis-Hawaiian Tennis Association
tournament semi-finals, mixed doubles,
Pacific Courts, at p. m.
Decoration DAY was generally OBJ
served in the public schools, the teach
ers giving their classes appropriate
exercises for the day. In a number of
schools there were programmes of reci-
tations the selections having reference
to the memories called up by the ma
tional day of mourning for the dead
soldiers of nearly half a century ago.
The following is the program of De-
coration Day exercises at Kaahumanu
school at 10 a. m. this morning.
Piano Solo-"Morning Prayers" .......
Observation-Disclosures Catherine MagOon
ecitation-"Decoratio Day" i. Room 6
Song-"Tenting on the Old Comp
Ground" ....................R Rooms 9-l2
ecitation-"Memory Day".... Room l
SOng-"Break the News to Mother
Observation-Disclosures. Rooms II and ~.
Recitation-"In MemOriam" Room 3
The Children's Offering" ...... Room 8
Piano SOlo.............E Ethel Ludwigson
The West Winds Offering" 49,. Room
Recitation-"FOr NV Country Room
Love of Country" (ScOtD. Room II
Whose Buy?" .............
......................C Chalmers Graham
Hawaiian Song-"Ke Aloha l Hiki
Mai ...................R Rooms and ~
Recitation-"Le Little Hands Room
Recitation-"S Soldier Rest ....Room Il
| Song-"He Giveth His Beloved sleep"
/ ........ Mrs. Heapy and Miss McLain
Recitation-"The Soldiers Dream"
RecitatIon-"For Grandpa's Sake"...,
! ........ ..............., .tOOn
! SIGNIFICANTLY Rest" Rooms II and l.
! Our Heroes Shall Live. Room II
! Hawaii POnoi' ............. Schoo
! America" Observation-Disclosures. SchOO
Numbers Of the vessels in the harboi
were decorated today, out of honor t
the occasion. The Naval station haC
flags flying, while the IrOquois wa!
decorated with flags. The schooner Co.
lumbia at the Naval slip, was also de.
cOrated, as was the tug Fearless. The
, schooner ROsamOnd was decorated will
flags, as were vessels at the Railway
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