The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-06-12
THINGS DOING At
HALEIWA HOTEL


| yesterday-not that it is ever idle,
though-in carrying the hundreds of
people who went to some point or other
| down the road. The Methodist Church
| picnic at MoanaIua and the Christian
Church picnic at Pearl Peninsula form
ed big and jolly crowds carrying snail
| ing faces, flowers, cooling drinks and
| ''groaning'' lunch baskets. They all had
a jolly time-I sincerely hope so, at
Ieast-but I was with another big and
| good-natured crowd off for wholesale
| luau at Waialua, and for a taste of the
good things at nearby Haleiwa.
The ''Haleiwa habit grows upon
people, and I guess have got it in
curabIy. The increasingly popular re-
sort is full to overlooking today with
guests, and Manager Church is radiant
and solicitous as ever. It seems to be
the same crowd saw here on my last
visit-sanle for jollity, anyway-only,
yes there are many new faces, with a
goodly sprink1ing of Honolulu people
who can't keep away. The same jolly
crowd only different one-and some
of them are Irish and proud of it.
There has been little time for OBJ
servation, but notice that while there
is plenty of grass at Haleiwa Man
ager Church doesn't allow any of it
to grow under his feet. The garden
and chicken yards are now supplying
the hotel table with vegetables, eggs
and poultry. Pigeons have been added
to the stock and will shortly be sup
plying the table with squads. Mon
day work will commence on a frog
pond which will be stocked with frogs
from Hilo.
Entries so far for the Golf Tourna-
ment are as follows: Messrs. Woods
and Sheldon, w. w. Thayer. George
Angus, w. L. Rawlins, Judge Archie
Mahaulu, F. J.. Church, DR.. Knudsen,
Charlie Mccarthy, E. NJ. Boyd, Mr..
MouseI, James Dougherty, Geo. Paris,
H H. James, F. c.. Smith. DR.. A. c.
Wall. Geo. B. Dennison, B. G. Holt,
C. A Brown, F. E. Thompson, together
with several from Waialua Plantation.
The handicapping will be arranged by
a committee appointed by the Honolu-
lu Golf Club members who are en-
tered. On Saturday next D. W. Ander-
son, Jamison, McKinnon and number
Of the Moanalua players will be down,
as well as a large number of players
from the new Golf Club. Handicaps
will be based as far as possible on
previous performances of the various
players, An entry fee of one dollar
will be charged, which with a sum
added by the hotel, will be devoted to
first and second prizes.
The Haleiwa Flyer, which will make
its initial trip tomorrow Sunday,
leaves Honolulu at 1922 a. M, making
the run in about two hours time. Re
turning it will leave Haleiwa at $40
p. M, giving excursionists nearly ten
hours at Haleiwa. OF course the Flyer
will be a success and be continued in
definitely, because Honolulu people
know a good thing when they see it
and an outing of that kind for mod
crate price is certainly a good thing.
Following are the registrations at
Haleiwa Hotel for the six days end
ing June II: DR.. P. S. B. Pratt, wife
and child, Honolulu; E. j. Walker and
wife, Honolulu; J. K. Burkett, Honolu-
lu; Mrs. Churchill, Mrs. L. Smith,
Miss Mary E. Clark, Mr.. Orme, Mr.. J.
Little, E. K. Ellsworth, Waialua; Roy
H. Chamberlain, w. F. Drake, Geo. H.
Paris, D. L. Austin, F. A. Schaefer, |
Mrs. F. A. Schaefer, H. Renjes and
wife, Weisbaden; H. H. James, Mrs
W. T. Rawlins Honolulu: Mrs. James
D. Dougherty, Punahou; Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Munsell, James D. Dougherty, Will
liam T. Rawlins, Chas. A. Brown, J.
D., McInerny, VIM. C. Parke, B. Griggs
Holt, H. H. Walker, H. L. Hudson and
wife, J. G. Rothwell, Leverett H. Me-
sick, P. Maurice Mcmahon, Afford c.
Wall. F. G. Smith, Honolulu; F. NJ.
Coke, Miss Mabel B. Coke S. F.; Geo.
D. Gear, Kaimuki; George Angus,
Mrs. Geo. Paris, Miss De La Ligue,
Mr. and Mrs. Corrie Kincafd Petrie
and Cowan from Castle & Cooke Mrs.
F. G. Smith
LEVERETT II. MESICK.
HaloiWa Kamehamaha Dav 1904