The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-07

given the second place, while Aikens
nIavers. which were picked TO WIN
came in third.
The many spectators enjoyed the
snort. for, as the scores show u 10 l.
to 0. and TO o., the playing was
very close and exciting. The ponies
ridden by the different players were
much admired, especially Foxy Grand
ma and Aguinaldo. The latter pony
while ridden by Sam Baldwin, was Sc
| riously injured badly strained zen
don, so it was reported.
Among the residents of Waikiki DIS
| trict seen in the vicinity of the grand
stand were: Rev and Mrs William
| Anti Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. s. Williams,
4 Mr. and Mrs. c D. Lufkin, Judge W. A.
] Mckay, w. G. Taylor and others.
MASQUERADE BALL.
! On the evening of the third a grano
masquerade ball was given in K Of r
! tIsm yaiIulSu. by the Aloha Dramatic
/ C,lrh at S:45 o'clock Fifty people IN
i costume took part in the grand march
| while more than 100 others not in mask
! viewed the grotesaue spectacle. Every
). body was glad to unmask at lU;5o p. H.
y on account of the heat.
=, The Waihee Quintet Club turnlsheu
i most excellent dance music
II The Judges, Captain Schaub, W. /,
i Robinson and James Cottrel' a"arue"
| the following prizes: n fancy cloch
contributed by Kahului store, TO w A
Mckay as Australian mounted laliol-
man. the best sustained male charac-
D fer. a bag of sugar contributed by the
( Wailuku Sugar Co, TO Mrs W. Vot
Seggern. as the English housemaid, 1ol
y the best sustained female character:
gold-flled lady's chatelalne ehaIhelleo
watch. contributed by Paia Plantation
store, TO Mr. and Mrs. A Enos, Jr-' aS
nuns the first best group; SO oroei
for goods. contributed by hahuiul store
> to Messrs. G. D. Schrader- A Martin
son and L. r. Crook, as clown, cooT
and rancher, the second best group;
y pair of shoes. contributed by A j
5 Rodrigues. to H. NJ. Coke, as a tramp
5 the most original male character
u twelve yards of silk, contributed o!
Lahaina people, to Miss y. McElroy
Z as "two-face," for the most original fe
{ male character; a hat, contributed .!
| A. Enos & Co, TO John Nelson, as tn
4 tall-hat clown, for the most comica
II character.
II The occasion was q most enjoyable
II one, despite the heat.
II STRAY HAPPENINGS.
|. The Kaupo trail leading down cut o
h the crater of Haleakala is badly wash
1 ed out.
4 The evening of the third a surpris
4 marty was given Mr.. and Mrs. j.
|. : Williams of Puunene. Dancing mad
|. the time pass in pleasurable manner
Il Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilbur of IA
\ Iuanui are to be congratulated upo
. the birth of a baby girl on the SECOND
] on the evening of the Fourth DR..
1 & Aiken gave a ping-pong party
. the home of his parents at Paia- Mis-
Belle Dickey won the first prize
w. {. Crook of Makawao is spendin
his vacation in Honolulu.
ON the afternoon OF the End the Ma
.awao Ladies' Aid Society met at Mr.
n G Iindsay's. Paia.
Large red. white and blue posters ar
G nouncfng the Merchants Fair in Hone
IuIu. beginning on. the 26th. are TO
seen all over Maui
AkoIas are ripe on the slopes OF Ha
on The 2ath the Morning stars de
fsq1rd M. Waikapus ct baseball :
g wells Park. Waikiki, by score OF
to ).