The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-08-22
MAUI SPORTS
AND SOCIETY


auspices of the Puunene Athletic Club
was a decided success and was wit
messed by several hundred people from |
Puunene. Spreckelsville, Kahului and
the Makawao villages, who not only
much enjoyed the sport, but also the
days outing favored by most delight
f,il weather. The tennis fiannels OF
the gentlemen and the white dresses
NJ the ladies rendered most attractive,
the scene presented under the tall
spreading trees OF the Sunnyside
courts.
The first games began at $3.50 a. m.
and continued with but little interrupt
Non until o'clock p. m. The follow
ing Ia the score:
Preliminary Round
SD c. Lindsay and w. E. Smith. 6-6
stone Douglas and Mrs, D. B.
Murdoch ....................''. 4-o
First Round-No. / Court
SC. S. Aiken and Miss I. Aiken. 6-6
&. 3. Henderson and E. c. Camp
bell NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81
sArthur Merrill and Miss Belle
Dickey ..,..................' 90
VIM. Tougher and Mrs. ID. Won
Tempsky .........,....'....' 10
&C. c. Krumbhaar and b. V. Ba-
zata NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. '.'..''. o-o
@. r. Rosecrans and Mrs. II. A.
BALDWIN 81
.D. C. Lindsay and w. T.. Smith. 6-6
&. II. Dickey and F. Nicholson. O-3
Second Round
sArthur Merrill and Miss Belle
Dickey .........-........'.
g. S. Aiken and Miss Irene Aiken. .
&C. c.. Krumbhaar and B. V. Ba-
zata .....,.......'...'''
%. c. Lindsay and w. e. Smith. 6
Semi Finals
&C. C. Krumbhaar and B. v. Ba-
zata 6-1-6
Arthur Merrill and Miss Belle
Dickev 1852
First Round-No. 2 Court
sTheo. Nicholson and Miss Eva
Smith ...............'''' o-u
]. ~ $. Williams and Miss Shelf
field Ia
tw. Ault and Sam Baldwin,. 60
Engle Pa
&C w. baldwin and Miss Ethel
travlor $3.50
]. p. Cooke and Mrs. W. S. Nicoll 6-5-3
sD. b. Murdoch and Mrs. S. e.
Taylor ..................... Ct
j. p. Thomson and $. f. Taylor. "a
Second Round
4
T. Nicholson and Miss Eva Smith
&C. w. Baldwin and Miss Ethel
Taylor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
D. b. Murdoch and Mrs. S. E.
Taylor Observation-Disclosures.
semi-Finals--
sW. Ault and Sam Baldwin,. CT
C. w. Baldwin and Miss Ethel
Taylor ..................,.... d.
Finals-No. / Court
&C. C. Krumbhaar and B. v. Ba-
Zata ...................... 6-'
w Ault and Sam Baldwin,. A.:
Winners.
Messrs. Krumbhaar and BaZata die
the finest tennis playing of the day
and well deserved their laurels. The
cups which have not yet arrived frof
San Francisco are described to be quite
handsome. They are of silver, twant.
inches in height, plain in design with
crossed racquets at the top. They
will be presented to the winners 10y
Mrs H. p. Baldwin at the September
meeting of the Makawao Literar! So
ciety at Puunene.
At Court No. /. w. o. Aiken acted
as umpire and H. l. Shoemaker as
scorer: at Court No. 2, Benz. Williams
was umpire and F. w. Hardy scorer
Between five and six o'clock p. m.
directly after the tennis, many of the
spectators remained to see the polo
played by the first and second fours
of the Makawao club.
In the morning on the polo grounds
adjoining the tennis courts, there was
a baseball game between Haiku anc
Hamakuapoko mines. The game last
ed but four innings and resulted II
fayor of Hamakuapoko, 16 to 6. SOM
players from Kamehameha adde'
much strength to the winning side.
A GARDEN PARTY.
Last evening, the 18th, in place o
the usual literary a garden part!
was given at the residence of Mr. ant
Mrs. F. w. Hardy of Makawao undo
the auspices of the Ladies Aid Society
There was quite large attendane
of district people who enjoyed prom
enading through the grounds lighte'
by strings of Japanese lanterns. visit
ing the various booths, and listening
TO Hawaiian songs and music by
string band. The candy booth adorne
with red, was presided over by Mes
danes w. o. Aiken and w. A. Baldwin
the flower booth in yellow was Il
charge OF Mesdames II. p. Baldwin an
r. w. Hardy: the ice cream booth 4
the lanai under the direction of Mrs
f. F. Baldwin assisted by Mise
Charlotte Baldwin and Fanny Engle
the lemonade booth in pink was man
ager by Miss Agnes Fleming; the Japa
nese tea garden under a wide-branch
ing pepper tree was presided over b,
Mrs. d, r. Murdoch and Miss Nc
Gowan, who. dressed in k'monos, serv
ed tea at small tables. The mysteriou