Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-21
HOW MAUPS POPULATION
TURNED OUT
TO HERE BERGER'S BAND

luku courthouse by Co. |, First Regi-
ment, n, G. H., in command of Capt.
]. n. X. Keola. The band and men,
bers of Co. occupied the right wing
Of the long banquet table. Fully one
hundred and forty people sat down to
enjoy the good things at the first Ia
bles Judge Kalua offered toast to
Prof Berger to which the professor
responded in his usual happy strain,
and then proposed a toast to Co. |,
calling upon them to stand near the
Fort"
Capt. Keola offered a toast to the
Hawaiian band which was drunk with
a will. Mr.. Naone responded on be-
half of the band, expressing the APP
probation Of himself and his assistants
of the excellent treatment they had
been accorded by Maui. He concluded
his remarks with 20 Maui no e Ka
OIL" which was followed with Sol
dier's Farewell" sung by the members
of the band. The luau lasted from
2:30 to p. m.
Among those present we're: Prof.
Berger, Mrs. Alapai, Misses Keliiaa,
Judge J. W. Kalua, Mr.. and Mrs. g..
Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Il. Lyons.
Judge and Mrs. Mckay, Sheriff and
Mrs. l.. NJ. Baldwin, Deputy She, III
and Mrs. W. f. safiery, Misses Lottie
Taylor and Kate Stewart, Mrs. Jas.
Lloyd, J. d. Holt, Mrs. Huntington,
Misses Mary Huntington, Minerva
Landlord Louisa PHI, Celia and Mol
lie King, Mr.. and Mrs. G. ID. Lufkin,
Misses Lufkin, Smith, Mesdames L.
Jackson, ]. r. Aluli and w. Il. Bal, DR..
A. n. Sinclair, c. NJ. V. Forster and
other visiting Knights; Geo. Hons,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Waldeyer Miss
Waldeyer, l.. X. Crook, Mrs. J. p. Syl-
va, Rev. Canon and Mrs. Ault, Capt.
C. b. Cottrell +. b. Carley. MIR. and
Mrs. Leonard, Miss ID. Richardson, Mr..
and Mrs. Jas. L. Coke, Rev. J. Nua and
many others.
Friday afternoon the band played at
Waihee, and in the evening, an excel
lent moonlight conce1 was given at
Hon. II. p. Baldwin's residence
SPceckelsville, Camp /. The band
stand, the grounds and the whole house
were brilliantly lit up with myriads OF
! electric lights. The members of the
| x. of p. with visiting brethren, were
| guests of honor and they were reCeiv-
ed in the spacious lanai by Hon. and
Mrs. II. p Baldwin. A large number
of invited guests were taken to Puu'
| In, No Gee tpafn from NNailttlFtt
Kahului and Paia. The laborers from
the other camps of the II. c. & S. Co
were also conveyed to the concert II
the train. Light refreshments, sucl
as soda water, ice cream and cake
were served to the guests. and tn,
large multitude was well provided for.
II was 10 o'clock when the las
strains OF the band died away and tn,
. free trains were dispatched to Paii
to return the guests. After II o'clocl
the last train left Puunene. Camp !, fol
Wailuku. All expressed Themselves
. very highly delighted with their kin,
: treatment by the host and hostess.
The band left Waikiki at o'cloci
this morning where another elegan
luau awaits them. The weeks cele
bration will conclude with a publi
dance at the Lahaina courthouse yard
A temporary dancing lanai has beer
erected for the purpose, and all La
haina is expected to turn out to gree
the band and give 1t such send-o,
that fond memories OF Maui will hinge
long in the hearts Of the band and IL
: master.