The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-08-18
WENT TO SLEEP BY A RAILROAD
TRACK.
Game of Polo Played at Sunnyside--
Dance ana Social at Puunene-Social
Happenings on Island OF Maui

PAIA, Maui August i6.-On Monday
evening last the 18th inst, he
boys of Puunene' gave n most de-
ligntful dance and social at the Rem
wick, the clubhouse at Puun,ne. Inc
CLUB house had been very prcttily dec
GRATED with flags bunting and greens,
and presented a very pleasing appear
dnce. Besides dancing, ping-pOug and
billiards We're kept gong most of the
time The music was furnished by the
Waihee suinged orchestra, and was all
right The large ping-pOng room was
used for dancing, and the veraulah5
for promenading and resting. About
midnight excellent TefreShment Of COf-
fee, sandwiches, ice cream and cake
were served, while lemonade and soda
waters We're on tap all of che time. A
very large number We're in attendance,
so much so in fact that up to about 1
o'clock dancing was rather much of a
crush, with the biggest man having
the advantage. After one, however,
the dancing was most excellent, and it
was after a. m. before the lights were
put out. The affair was a great sue
cess, and thoroughly enjoyed by all
present.
Tuesday morning early, as the train
from the dance at Puunene was on its
way through Kahului going towards
over, and one of his arms cut off. 1t
seems that the boy had been out with
some friends serenading, and had lit
tie more gin than he could garry, and
had laid down by the track and gone
to sleep with one arm thrown over the
rail, and there he was when the train
came along and took off his arm.
most interesting game of polo was
played last Saturday afternoon on the
uHsaf. 10, 4 l.
Club, between the Baldwin boys and
team of the Makawao Club The
teams were f. f. Baldwin, II. A. Bald
win, A. ID. Baldwin and Sam Baldwin,
and l.. Won Tempsky, George W. Will
bur- 5. e. Kalama and w. o. Aiken.
Four periods of ten minutes each were
played. During the first period l.. Won
Tempsky's team scored two goals, and
the Baldwin boys one, which was the
final score as neither team was able to
score during the remaining three per-
iods. The play was fast and sharp and
very interesting. A good crowd was
out, and was repaid for coming.
Hon and Mrs. c. II. Dicltey are en-
tertaining a number of friends on a
camping party at Kailua, Hamakualoa,
this week, and expect to return on
Monday next. Amongst those VINO are
or have been with them during the
week are Miss Hunting ION, Mrs. Grace
WaterhOuse, Miss Belle DlCkey, Miss
Mary Fleming Miss Lucy Adams, Miss
Mary Alexander, Miss Agnes AleXan-
der, Mrs. w. E, Beckwith, and Judge
Lyle Dickey.
Misses Mary and Agnes Alexander
arrived from Honolulu by this weeks
steamer, for a visit of several weeks
with their Maui friends.
The Misses Maud and Victoria JOr-
dan depart for Honolulu tonight after
a months stay at PuuOmalet, Maka-
wac. They are taking in the beauties
of lao Valley today ON Their way to
Kahului.
The August meeting of the EakuwaO
Literary Society will be held on Friday
evening next, at the residence of ID. c.
Lindsay, Paia. The Chief feature Of
the program will be the presentation
of the Ruggles family.
Miss Stella Love and Miss Lulu Cam
eron depart for their Honolulu homes
tonight after a months visit with the
4 Lindsay's at Haiku.