The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-06-17
BRIEFLY TOLD

TANTALUS ROAD: The project of
an extension of the Pacific Heights
Electric line up Tantalus has been re-
vived 1t is said that 100000 would
make the extension. 1t is said that a
syndicate of business men has agreed
to guarantee $4,000 or $4,000 of this if
of the remainder can be raised.
YOUNG PEOPLES UNION: The
annual meeting of the Young Peoples
Union of Honolulu was held last even
ing in the Portuguese church. NJ. *.
Nakuina presided The address of the
evening was made by Rev. G. L. Pear
son on the subject, Personality" The
following officers were elected for the
year: President, Richard Trent, Meth
odist church: vice president, j. NJ. Tag
cart Christian church; secretary, Miss
Duff, Central Union; treasurer, Mr..
Freitas, Portuguese church
FOURTH OF JULY: The following
Is the program so far as it has been
arranged for the literary exercises for
the Fourth of July celebration:
Music, Amateur Orchestra; Prayer,
Rev E. 5. Muckley: music Dillingham;
Quartet; reading of Declaration Of In
dependence, David Kamauoha of Ka-
mehameha School; Columbia, the Gem
of the Ocean" Mrs Agatha Kelley;
0 T.
Address; Star Spangled Banner" Col
onel A. G. Halves of California, sur
vivor of John Browns Ossawatomic
command, is expected here by the Ser
ra If he comes he will be invited to
speak. Others suggested as speakers
for the day are Judge Estee, Frank
/ Thompson and Charles Hopkins.
/ CORONATION DAY: w. G. Single
hurst, secretary of the coronation day
committee has issued the following an
nouncement concerning the exercises.
In celebration Of Coronation Day
! there win be held on Thursday, the
18th inst: At 9;15 a. M in st. Andrews
! Cathedral, a special service, which VIII
include a part of the Historic Corona
ton Service. At p. m. there will be a
garden party and cricket match on the
| grounds of the Oahu College, of which
the Trustees have kindly allowed the
use. A 8 p. m. there will be a sub
scription ball at the Moana Hotel.
Chairman of committees; Finance, w.
M. Giffard; Cathedral service, T. c. Da-
vies; Cricket Match, etc, f. w. Wode-
house; Ball, d. w. Anderson"
The services in the church will fol-
low very closely one published in Eng
land, and suggested by the Archbishop
of Canterbury. The choir on this ac-
casion will be a united one Of st. An
dreWS cathedral and st, Clement :
church, all surpliced, numbering about
40 voices, under the direction of Wray
Taylor. All the Episcopal clergy of the
city will be present The services viii
include the anthem "Zadok the Priest
composed by Handel and sung at the
coronation of George II.
RAPID TRANSIT: Sunday morning
the service on the King street line vii
be inaugurated. Through cars will rur
from the fertilizer works to the Waiki-
XII turn and the Liliha street cars
through to Alexander street. The tw,
cars will meet at Liliha street and al
Alapai. 1t will be a ten minute service
on both lines
SILVER WEDDING: The silver wed
ding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward X. Lilikalani was celebrated a
KawaihaO church last evening. Their,
were congratulations and congratula
tory addresses. There were a numbe
, of presents. Among them was a hand
some silver headed cane made of woods
, taken from the old lumber used il
, building Kawaiahao, surmounted by
, Hawaiian half dollar and surrounded
by a silver band upon which was en-
graved, "lS77-E. X. L.-1902." A purs
2 OF 500 in silver was presented to Mrs
. Lilikalani. A very handsome silver ties
set consisting of sugar bowl, creamer
water pitcher and tray was also amoni
? the gifts.
ST. LOUIS COLLEGE: The exercis
es closing the school year at St. Loui
College will be held in the college hal
; aminations will begin at 9 a. IN. Jun
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