The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-02-25

MAU|'S BUSY
RESIDENTS
a.a..a.a.a
February 22nd is
Appropriately
Marked.

nlNrrSarN uf washington was '.'lihi .
"a In e. style that VividN recalled Tho
days ct 49, and many years before. .
There was large number 90 MakaWho .
people present many OF them being 100
costumes Of the ancient time.
As the guests arrived they We're a.
% seemed. received 10y Geo. Washing
ton and Martha Washington. assisted
by Uncle Sam. Paul Revere and LniaN-
cite. The evenings program was as
follows:
chorus Seminary Girls
Reading" "Reminiscences ~ Wash
ington." Dr. Beckwith
Reading Mistress Mol Pitcher
Mrs. II. p Baldwin.
Tableau-"Paul Reyore's Ride
Mrs w T. Beckwith read the poem.
while w. - Aiken. as Paul Revere,
rode a hobby horse most furiously.
Uncle Sam. IN the meanwhile, placing
every now and then the mile posts.
Tableaux-"The Courtship Of Miles
Standish' Mrs. Watson read the
Tableau-"The Salem witch" Miss
Turner
song-"Johnny Smoker" by Miss
BurRner, in German costume.
Tableau-"Betsy Ross Making the
Flag"
Double Quartet-"Trust Her Not" by
Mrs Hare. Misses Couledge. Fleming
and Dowdle. and Messrs. Nicoll, Dow
de Lindsay and @. H. Baldwin.
Scotch Song-By Mr.. Thompson, I'm
modern Scotch costume.
Tableau-" Statue of Liberty" Miss
Steele
The last event Of the evening was the
singing Of the star Spanged Banner
from the stage by all present In cos
tune.
Tie following rs partial list Of thos
who appeared In costume:
George Washington" +. f. AleNan-
der. Martha Washington" Mrs w
o. Aiken, Uncle sam" w. r. Beck
WITH: Johnny Bun" l.. Won Temp
sky: Paul Revere" W. o. Aiken;
John Alden" j. j. Hair; Miles stan
dish" W T.. NiColl. Elder Brewster
ur +. G. Beckwith: Napoleon" s II
Dowdle; Priscilla Miss Dowdle; a
witch. Miss Turner: columbia" Miss
Coulodge; a Puritan maiden, Miss Rice
ladies IN the days Of Washington, Mrs
Hair and Miss Fleming; "Pierrot" ID
g. Lindsay; Spanish lady, Mrs. -. G
Lindsay; a Puritan soldier, q. IL. Bald
win; Lafayette" G. Il. Copeland; QUA
keress, Miss Lindsay; Betsy Ross
Miss Burgner; a milkmaid. Miss !
Lindsay: yeoman. James Lindsay
Norwegian lady. Miss :. Hannestad
Scotch gentleman, Mr.. Thompson; EN-
pire dress, Mrs. George Wilbur; God
dess of Liberty" Miss Steele and 9th
ers.
JARED SMITHS VISIT.
Jared G. Smith, of the Honolulu tx
pertinent Station has been on Mau
week or more looking up statistic
i'm regard to the Islands water supply
He mas been the guest of Manager II
\. Baldwin of Hamakuapoko, Manage
II. L. Baldwin of Spreckelsville an
Manager l.. Won Tempsky, MakawaC
Mr.. Won Tempsky piloted Mr.. Smith t.
100.
kala's slope, and incidentally. Thurs
day, the 10th, exhibited to him tn
beauties of the largest crater in tn
world.
POSTAL INSPECTION.
c. u. Linn. inspector In charge o
Territorial postofilces, has been maxim,
a tour of Maui this week. He lande,
from the steamer at Hama, and afte
inspecting offices there rode overland Z
Makawao, in company with Postmaste
Omsted of Hama. He then made Il fly
ing visit to Waikiki, and afterward re
turning to Makawao, inspected pOsta
facilities, and on Friday departed fo
Ulupalakua, taking the Kinau for Ho
nolulu at Nakena the same evening.
MAKAWAO TEACHERS.
During the afternoon of Monday
the 18th, the regular meeting of tn,
Makawao teachers was held at the Ma.
kawao schoolhouse. the attendance
numbering seventeen. The program
consisted Of the reading of the last
three acts of the Merchant of Venice,
and botany lesson. At the mex
meeting the tragedy Of Julius Caesar
will be taken up.
PERSONAL NOTES.
BY today's Claudine Mr.. and Mrs j
q. Anderson Jr. of Salt Lake city
who have been visiting in Makawao foi
several weeks past, depart for Homo
lulu
During the week Mrs Anderson. VIII,
formerly. as Miss Ida Campbell. resid-
ed at Paia. was the recipient of sew
cral social favors.
The afternoon Of the 18th Mrs j. j
Hair entertained the ladies of Hama
kuapoko in her honor. most delight.
ful afternoon was spent by the ladies
present
February 18th, Mrs d. c. Lindsay
Of Paia, gave Mrs. Anderson "A lunch.
con- at which the following ladies Were
present: Mrs. J. G. Anderson Jr., Mrs
w. ). Nicoll, Mrs. +, +. Baldwin. Mrs
W .. Aiken, Mrs. c. d. Loveland, Mrs
IA. p Baldwin, Mrs. :. T.. Taylor, Mrs
j. j. Hair, Mrs. II. \. Baldwin ant
Mrs. f. w. Hardy.
The afternoon of the 20th, Mrs f. w
HARDY, of Makawao, gave a tea part,
as a compliment to Mrs Anderson
Twenty ladies were present
TROUBLESOME PORTO RICANS.
Porto Rican Migrants are getting I,
be troublesome in the vicinity of Pal:
and Hamakuapoko They lounr
about by the roadside, and sometime
beg for money. They have also beel
seen leaving the veranda of a resdenc
hastily after dark. Not long ago a wei
known Paia family was plundered o
several fine table cloths, napkins an
other articles. The thieves, a Port
ltican and his wife, who had made u
the linen in clothing, Were detecte
by the initial worked upon the fabric
GENERAL NOTES.