The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-08-23
MAUI FOLKS
KEEP HAPPY
Two Large Social
Events Take
Place.

MAUI, August 20.-During Monday
and Tuesday of this week the new Re-
publican district committee of the Ma
vi. Molokai and Lanai representative
district held meetings in Waikiki
courthouse and elected Hon. A. N. Ke-
poikai. temporary chairman. and j. N.
*. Keola temporary secretary. The
permanent organization was deferred
until the meeting of the convention
which will take place September 9Th at
Lahaina.
On Wednesday the executive COM
mittee of the old district committee
held a meeting at Puunene to make
certain party endorsements.
LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT.
The August meeting of the district
literary society was held at the resi-
,dence of Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Hardy of
Makawao, the evening of the 18th. The
entertainment was given on the lanai,
one end of which was fitted UP with
platform curtains and all the accesso-
ries of a stage The following program
was fayorably received by the audience
present:
Duo-Mandolin and Guitar.
Miss Davis and Mr.. H. w. Baldwin.
Reading-"The Adventures of Par
rot" Harry Stillwell Edwards
BY +. W. Hardy.
Violin Solo-............... ..............
BY F. w. Scholtz.
A Comedy in One Act by Arthur Lewis
Tubbs entitled "A Scheme That
Failed"
CAST OF CHARACTERS.
Paul Jennings, a young New Yorker.
Observation-Disclosures. Q. Aiken
Victor Craven, young M ...........
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S. Aiken
Edith Jennings, Paul's wife.
Observation-Disclosures. Miss Cunningham
Fanny, his sister. ........ Miss Sheffield
Mrs Craven, Victor's mother.........
..................Mr Mrs. r. Won TempAky
Bridget a servant of the jennings.
......................M Mrs. S. e. Taylor
Vocal Solo with guitar accompani-
ment.. ...... ....................
Miss Reba Hanamaikai.
Duo-Mandolin and Guitar. .............
BY the Misses Jordan.
Several of the numbers were encored
and the farce created much amuse-
ment
MUSIC AND DANCING.
Saturday evening, the 18th, Mrs. r.
Won Tempsky of Puuomalei, Makawao,
gave a musicale and dancing party in
honor of her guest, Mrs. Il. G.. Black
man of Honolulu. The following mu-
steal program was admirably rendered
and much appreciated by the so or 60
ladies and gentlemen present:
Mandolin Solo with piano accompani-
meNt ...... ......... ...................
By Miss Davis.
Plano Solo-......... ...... .............
Miss Sheffield.
Vocal Solo. ......... ...............
H. w. Baldwin.
Violin solo with piano accompani-
ment...... 500. ..................
f. w. Schultz.
Ocal SOlO-...... ..................
Rev. VIM. Ault.
Recitation-......... .................
Miss Agnes Fleming.
Vocal Solo,. -. ...................
Mrs. r. Won Tempsky.
Each number of the program receiv-
ed an encore, and after the service of
delicious refreshments dancing was in
dulged in until midnight.
THE POLO MATCH.
Maui polo players have talked very
little concerning their chances against
Kauai. They realize that hard propo-
sition confronts them, but confidently
expect to win by narrow margin.
They won over Kauai before with
much the same team, the only change
being in substituting Aiken for Won
Tempsky but both playing in different
positions. The latter played as No.
and the former will play as No. 2.
Kauai has undoubtedly much im-
proved since then but so has Maui.
Not only that but Maui this time is
better mounted than formerly. The
games undoubtedly will be very close.
ABBIE PALMER SAILS.
The bark Abbie Palmer sailed the
first of the week from Kaanapali for
Delaware Breakwater via Cape Horn.
She is the last vessel of the sugar sea-
son to make the long voyage. All the
remaining freighters will sail to San
Francisco with sugar cargoes.
All the sailors who participated in
the strike aboard the Palmer a few
weeks ago deserted one by one with
the exception of two or three and the
captain thought IL advisable to make
no effort to bring back the deserters.
NOTES.
Governor Carter Is expected on Ma
nj soon after the meeting of the Ter
rtorial Republican convention at Hllo. |
Cyrus Green OF Wailuku has new
speculation on the carpet or rather on
the sand az Kahului, He has gath
cred together all the old scrap iron |
he could purchase from the surround
ing country, hoping To realize a profit :
by selling the same la Honolulu
The Hulg homestead road viii soon
be completed. l., NJ Whllehousa had |
the contract and his foreman, J, W
kprinFslnn. has had about 80 eillzens !
busy "a work Tor several weeks,
A. A llHINNIn 81 MIA has laAu Ntalf- |