Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-06-20


the summer vacation. The High
School exercises take place this morn.
ing.
At Oahu College.
At Oahu College last evening was
given the commencement concert un.
der the direction of Professor Ballase-
yus. The concert Began at p. m. In
cluded in the program were the follow.
ing selections: "Coriolanus." on two
pianos with Miss Sorenson and Miss
Horner at one and Prof. Ballaseyus
and A. Robinson at the other: vocal
solo. GilChrist's THE Dawn Is Break
ing Ger Us" by Miss Sarah Lyman
Mornings Legends" by vocal quar-
tet: piano solo. RATS The Valse a |,
Tyrolienne, by Miss Edna Homer;
violin solo by Joseph Decker.
A ladies chorus sank Kings Wan
dering Wavelets." and Miss Dagmar
SOrenson gave LISTS La Regatta We.
neziana,' on the piano. Miss Florence
Hills Interpretation Of Rossini's Una
NoCe POGO Fas was most excellent and
1t seemed TO be the opinion of those
present that her performance was by
far the very best of the evening.
A violin quartet was followed by the
Dance Macabre. by Saint Saens. per.
formed on the piano by Prof. Ballase.
yus and Miss Lyman. Before playing,
Prof. Ballaseyus explained to the at.
dience the motif of the composition.
A chorus selection from Elijah"
c'He Is Watching over Israel"D, clos.
ed the evenings entertainment.
Mills Institute.
The closing exercises OF Mills InstI.
tute took place last evening at the as.
sembly hall on Chaplain lane. The
place was decorated with red flowers
and greens to represent the colors Of
the school. The students, sixty In
number occupied seats at one side Of
the hall, all of them being clad in the
neat uniform of the institute.
The work of the students was very
well performed. Much amusement
was caused by the Chinese boys when
they came out ON the stage to do
coon" songs and dance cake walks.
Six other Chinese lads, dressed as
American Indians. also afforded a lot
of amusement. One of the boys, IN
speaking bitterly of the pale faces,
said: II and many of my comrades
have been killed" There was natur.
ally much applause.
At the close of the exercises, Rev.
John Leadingham, who had charge OF
the program, expressed deep regret
that the organizer and head OF the in.
stitute could not be present. He was
i'll and Rad been compelled to go else
where to recuperate. However, the
latest word from him Was to the effect
that he was growing stronger physical
ly week by week and hoped soon to be
well enough to return to Honolulu.
ar. Leadingham also announced
that Messrs. Sturtevant, Powers ani
Searle OF the institute faculty had re
signed and would go back to the Coast
Following is the complete program
as rendered last night:
Chorus. Pupils Mills Institute
Warren's Address ....... Sing Lac
The owl and the Pussy Cat .......
.... ..... ............ guam 1lL
Frogs at School ..,........ Goo Ell
Living in the Present. .... Hang Yer
Vocal Solo. ......... L. G. Blackmar
The Goose -. .............Ah 10y
My Pony OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. All YuI
Dear Waikiki .............. Goo Or
Honeysuckle and the Bee .........
....... ......... En- Lin, Oh So
Barbara Freitchle .... Thomas Atal
ne Brook ................. An Pu
Who Stole the Birds Nest. Lum Lei
Flute Solo .........,. +. Armstrong
Indians of the Past. Six Small Boy
Llncoln's Address at Gettysburg -.
.... go. ........ Vitaro Mitamuri
Chorus ........ Pupils Mills institute
Training School.
Six young lady graduates were giveI
certificates at the graduating exercises
of the Free kindergarten TRAINING
School yesterday afternoon. Thest
exercises took place in the study oil tn,
Henry and Dorothy Castle Memoria
kindergarten on King street. The eX
ercises were very well attended
Gladys A. Akina was given a frs
grade certificate, while Pung III
Fung, Alice l.. Kekipi, Arcenia Franks
Mary Tiilip and Mary Brown were
awarded certificates OF the seconC
class. Mrs. c. NJ. Hyde presented the
diplomas and made 4 brief address al
she handed each young lady her ro!
Of parchment.
A number of musical selections were
given by the kindergarten Training
School and addresses were made oN
Prof. A. NJ. Smith of Oahu College and
Miss Frances Lawrence. DR.. Smith
spoke of the kindergarten teachers