Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-06-21

Nesterday was an important one to
the younger element OF the Communi.
~ marking as 1t did the end of the
school year and the beginning OF the
summer vacation, to which both
teachers and children have been look,
ing forward for a long time.
In practically all the schools, clos.
ing exercises were held and in many
cases the festive aspect OF the occa.
sion was added to by a visit by Gov.
crnor Dole and his party which con
sisted of the following: Attorney
General Dole. Superintendent OF Pub
lice Works Boyd, Superintendent ul
Public Instruction Atkinson, Assistant
Secretary Rose Dawson. Secretary
Rodgers Of the Department of EduCa
ton. Inspector Burkett, A. d. Wood
Prof. Alexander, Mrs. L. w. Jordan
and Mrs w. w. Hall.
The schools visited were: Pauoa
Royal Kaakopua, High, Kaiulani Ada.
la, Pohukaina and Kaahumanu.
At Girls School.
At the Kamehameha Girls School
the Glass Day exercises, on account OF
the smallness OF the graduating class,
took the form of a reception. There
was only one graduate from the school
this year, a Miss Awana, and the en-
tertainment was practically in her
hor r. The feature Of the evening
presentation of Hiawatha.
scene was laid out on the lawn
very picturesque effect was pro
by the costumes worn by tn,
Hawaiian ladies who took part
Ine principal paris were taken by
Miss Lahapa Keleinakulu. whose
stately beauty carried much effect al
Hiawatha, and by Miss Mary Thomas
as Minnehaha. The singing and thu
beautiful grounds. which were prettil!
lighted with incandescent lights. len
q picturesque air to the entertainment
making 1t very effective.
The program was as follows:
% Lovely Night" ...............A Alb
Glee Club.
Listen to this Indian Legend.
To this Song of Hiawatha."
'All tue tribes beheld the signal.
The Pukwana of the Peace.Pipe."
Thus the Four Winds were divided.
"Hiawatha. Child OF Wonder"
See the Sun in Splendor Rising" 3.
-. -. -. -. ......... Donizett
Quartette.
Forth into the forest straightway.
All alone walked Hiawatha
Proudly with his bow and arrows"
The Song Of Minnehaha" .........,
Quartette.
As unto the bow the cord Is,
So unto the man Is woman"
give me ms my wife this maiden"
THUS it was they journeyed home
ward"
Aloha Vale" -. .................
Quartette.
"Sumptuous was the feast Nokomls
Made at Hiawatha's wedding"
20 Vert Thou in the Cauld Blast.
-. -. -. -. MendelssohI
Glee Club.
These are ghosts that come to haun
u.s."
Into Hiawatna's wlgwam
Came two other guests
AS silent as the ghosts were"
Farewell, o Minnehaha!
Farewell o Laughin Water"
X. G. s. Call.
With the Small Boys.
At the Kamehameha Preparatory
School, the closing exercises were hell
at 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon. Tn,
graduating class consisted Of John Pa
hia, Edward Campbell. John Ric,
Smith. David Keliiokamoku. william
Naole and William Kaiu.
The program was as follows:
Chorus ......... Kamehameha Son
Prayer ............ Mr.. II. X. Poepo
Industrial Work ...... William Naeol
Our Mountains ........... John Pahi
Music-Sailing.
What Know About Trees. go.
.................. John Rice Smlt
Tree Planting.
Flag Drill.
A Great Artist David Kehiokamok
Tennyson ............. William Kai
Music-Sweet and Low.
Our Pleasures ..... Edward Campbell
Glass Song and Yell.
GRADUATING CLASS OF 1902.
John Pahia.
Edward Campbell.
John Rice Smith.
David Keliiokamoku.
William Naole.
William Kaiu.
At kaahumanu.
At the Kaahumanu School the exeT
cises were of a pleasing and originA
character. They were held in thu
schools large assembly hall, one enJ
of which was furnished with a stage
fitted with a curtain and other mechan