Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-06-15
PLEASANT P|CNIC
ON YOUNG ISLAND
Members of Y. W, c. A.
and Y.M.C.A. Have
New Enjoyment.
U!ED YOUNG BROTHERS
ROBINSON CRUSOE HOME
AmuSementS, Bathing and Music Fol-
lowed by Clam ChOwder
Lunch and Sight Of
AfterglOw.

The first picnic of the Y. w. c. A.
and the Y. NJ. c. a. which took place
yesterday afternoon was one OF the
most successful picniCs ever enjoyed by
the members of these associations.
Young Brothers island. the sandspit
in tie harbOr next to the lighthouse
was the spot where the picnic took
place and it was found to he a very
well chosen one indeed. A faint
breeze swept over the sunlit cerulean
waters of the harbOr and made the
place seem a spot OF relief to the young
people coming from the intense heat
in the city's streets.
At o'clock the launch of de Young
brothers arrived at the boat landing
on Queen street and speedily carried
the first party, consisting Of about
twenty young ladies and gentlemen,
over the waters to the picturesque lit
tie island at the mouth of the chan
mel. The second boat left the landing
at about o'clock and carried a like
number of young people over to the
island to join those who were already
there. At 8 o'clock a third instalmen.
followed.
Once arrived upon the island the
young people Immediately started to
make the best of their time by various
forms of amusements. In the pal Tor
OF the house where the Young brothers
lead a pleasant Robinson Crusoe exist
ence, several ping-pong experts held
forth at the noble game, taking turns
at times with those, who having Tess
experience with the bat and ball, spent
most of their time chasing the bali on
the floor. Several other parlor games
were played. Others took advantage
of the occasion to enjoy a pleasaa;
swim in the quiet waters, while still
others enjoyed themselves by wading
on the beach.
Many simply enjoyed pleasant dolce
far niente on the broad lanai surround
ing the house contemplating the beau
tiful view Of the city with Kalihl, Nun
anu and the other verdure covered val
leys in the background and watchlni
the yachts go by. The senior crew o.
the Healanis took practice spin IL
the haTbor during the afternoon anC
were watched with must interest. Fin
ally Herbert Young gave a free show
displaying the tricks of most accom-
plished feline pet which resides on tn,
island.
When the party began to tire Of TIT
froliCS and sDOrts lunch was served
Many had brought their own luncl
along with them while others availe
themselves of the dainty and bOuntiiu
provisions for which Mrs. II. c. Brow
of the Y. w. c. A. had arranged. Lem
onade and other refreshing fruit drink
were served and finally the Houn
brothers capped the climax by appear
ing with n big tureen of Chowde
which they distributed in liberal guam
titles to those present.
After supper the young people group
ed themselves on the lanai and listen
ed to the music furnished by Miss Mar
Mott and others The sunset wh,c
could be observed to splendid advau
tage from the island was much enJoye
by the young people while they in lar
guild repose listened to the music an
enjoyed the charms of nature all abor
them.
Finally at about o'clock the first
the young people left the island n
home and the others soon followed
The last faint notes OF the guitar coul