Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-08-09
St. Louis College Men
And Teachers
Honor Brother Thomas
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION AT BANQUET

| III BrOtner 1nOmaS nad no OtneT
pleasant memory of his twenty-one
years work than the cheers and alohas
with which the alumni of the St.
Louis College bid MIN farewell last
evening, he might well feel that his
reward was ample. The enthusiasm
Of the old boys was such that there can
be no doubt of the intense loyalty
which the graduates Of the school have
for their honored teacher.
II was an assembly of the alumni Of
st. Louis College to give Brother
Thomas a fitting farewell The luau
was laid In the great assembly hall and
there was everything to eat the appe.
lite could wish Father Stephen and
Messrs. Holt, Lane and Weed Of the
alumni had the arrangements in hand
and they did their work to perfection.
When the call to the tables was made
the following sat down:
Bro. Clarence, Bro. Leonard, Bro.
Felix, Bro. Joseph. Bro. Matthew, Bro.
Walter, Fred. w. Weed, James L. Holt,
"A. w. Seabury, Mani. X. Cook, Emil
jarrett. J. q. B. Cameron, p. Gleason.
j. A. williams, Herm Lemke, Geo. j..
Wond, Thos. II. Kalawaia. NJ. X.
Richards, Alex. Refs. d. Richard, Ber-
nard II. Kelekolio, Antoine Fernandez.
Harold A. o. Giles. H. A. Asch, Sam
s. Silva, r. McCorriston, g. McCorris-
ton. VIM. Z. Heine. J. Louis, Eddie
McCorriston. David X. Hoapili, W. r..
Chiffon. Jr., A. n. Otremba, Jas. T..
Carey, Fred Kaeck. John Markham.
Thos. F. McTighe. Rev. Father Francis
Steffen, Father Ulrich, Bro. Henry. A.
l.. c. Atkinson, Jno. G. Lane. Bro.
Thomas, James c. Beissel, F. Clement
Rev. FIR. Francis, Rev. FIR. Stephen
Alencastre, Bro. Willibran Alexus,
Bro. Louis Lesser. Bro. Eugene, Bro.
Charles. Bro. Alfred. Bro James, f
N. Smith (Advertiser). II. P. O'Sul.
Ivan, Charles II. Rose, Manuel F. Pc
ter, Francis Wong Leong, Edward J.
Hoke. Jos. Wong Leong, NJ. P. Lugan
Chas. O'Sullivan. John J. Cook. A. 8
Downey, Benz. Hollinger. Jno. j
Querino, Manuel Ferreira, Jos. o. Bap'
fist, s. X. Pedro, Harry r. Sims. Wal
ter Cough, Columbus Sims, JOSEPH
Chun Leong. Jos. S. Achong, John A
Legros. VIM. Andrade, NJ. Z. Menzer
Jason Andrade. Manuel Andrade, f. T
Dreier, DR.. Jno. F. Cowes, Richard c
Lane, W. X. Simerson. Joseph Richard
Carlos A. Long, Jno. b. Enos, J. W
Chalmers. l.. A. Perry, c. w. Weather
wax, Johannes F. Eckardt, w. I
Erving, S. w. Crook, Wallace r. FaT
rington.
Senator John Lane presided as toast
master and proved himself past mas
ter at the art. Brother Thomas wa
seated on his right and at his left wa
Secretary Atkinson, Acting Governo
of the Territory Of Hawaii. On eithe
hand were priests of the Mission an
Brothers of the school. 1t was a joll
assembly as alumni gatherings usual
are. Old stories Of school day prank
were retold and plans laid for the fu
. ture development of the alumni assc
citation that has just been formed.
y When the luau had been properl
dissected Senator Lane called for orde
and opened the program with the TO
lowing remarks:
Gentlemen: | think you will a
agree with me when | refer to th
occasion as one of those few brigl
events in the ordinary life that r,
lease lis from our business cares an
afford us opportunities to unbend an
mingle in cheerful recreation with OF
). esteemed friend and teacher, Broth,
!" Thomas. am sure that we all nee
r stimulus of this sort after seaso
T. Of drudgery at the desk or counter,
=. order to clear away the dust an
.. cowebs from our brains. to revive O,
social natures and to develop the I'm,
sentiments and feelings of humanity.
When I look around this genera,
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