Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-06-04
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Master on a map drawn on the black
board.
After this. a chorus Of about twenty
OF the larger girls assembled the plat
form at the end Of the room and rem
dered All Things are Beautiful
Much applause was accorded them.
At the end of this song. twelve small
girls dressed in white with red and
white leis on their heads filed upon the
platform and recited who's Afraid in
the Dark accompanying the recita-
tion with appropriate and amusing GEES
lures.
The piano duet which followed was
received with much applause as was
also the following number. where q
small Hawaiian girl gave a short reCi-
tation with much spirit. Another reCi-
tation Two Little Sunbeams" follow.
ed, rendered by a number of the girls
in unison.
Among the rest of the numbers on
the program, japanese song rendered
by two little Japanese maidens. dress
ed pretttly in kimonOs, was very
unique feature and was received with
most enthusiastic applause
The recitation OF Paul Revere's
Ride" by about twenty girls. in unison,
was exceedingly well performed and
was striking example Of what care
full and successful work the teachers
Of the seminary have performed so as
to enable such a number OF girls OF va
rious natiOnalities to render the ia.
nous recitation in manner which
would have done credit to any school
on the Mainland.
The recitation OF In School Days
by single young Hawaiian girl was
performed in like Creditsble manner
with pathOs and expression.
The recitation OF the sewing class,
seven little tots with their sewing bags
who went through thorough eXplana-
tion OF all the intriCacies of sewing
which they had mastered. was very well
done.
A Chinese song was rendered by four
young Chinese girls attired In the rich
Oriental costume OF their homeland
The song was, like the Japanese song, 4
cry interesting performance.
The songs ending the program, SUM-
by full chorus of girls, were all very
pretty and exceedingly well rendered.
The program in full was as follows;
Song-Hark. Hark My Soul
Psalm 19-Gloria
Prayer.
Lords Prayer-Chanted in Hawaiian.
Story OF Jesus Life.
Song-All Things Are Beautiful.
Recitation-Whos Afraid in the Dark
Piano Duet.
Recitation-Two Little Sunbesms.
Japanese Song.
Recitation-Paul Reveres Ride.
Fly Little Birds.
Recitation-ln School Days.
Piano Trio.
notwithstanding Class.
Song-Evening Shadows.
The Doves.
Observation-Disclosures Glasses.
Chinese Song.
Recitation-The Parts OF the Body.
Song-Maka Polai.
SOng-Aloha Qe.
Hawaii PonOi.
At the completion Of the program
Rev. o. II. Gulick called the attention
OF the audience to the drawing and
sewing exhibits which were placed in
the room. The drawings were hung In
a long line along the wainscoting Of
the hall. They almost without eXcep'
ton gave evidence of careful and thor
ough teaching and in several cases
more the mark OF considerable talent.
The sewing exhibits were a credit tC
the girls who made them as well as tC
their teacher. Miss Van Anglen. Th'
Pratt Institute system Is used in tn,
sewing classes.
The collection of mats, fans and othel
articles made out of lauhala. formed q
pretty and interesting exhibit. The
articles are well made. seeming to b.
even more neatly braided than those
generally seen. The braided article.
are for sale
After viewing the exhibits, the audi
ence Joined the girls in the garden fol
a sociable time. Captain Berger ant
the band were in evidence and rem
dered several selections, sitting under
one Of the large trees in the grounds.
At noon the girls and their guests
adjourned to the festive board where a
fine luncheon was enjoyed.