Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-11-09
MAUI TO Celebrate
VICTORY At POLLS
Political Strife Followed
By Various Social
Events

WailNku, Maui, NOV. b,-lhiS mas
been q week of unusual Festivities In
Waikiki. The Japanese opened the
celebration on Monday evening, the
evening before the anniversary of the
birth of the Mikads. in homer Of the
Mikado's birthday White the Demo.
Gratis were getting ready for their last
spiel that evening. hundreds of well
dressed japanese children, boys and
girls, marked along Market street with
torches. it was grand as well ASA
most Impressive sight to see SO many
brieht.lonking children marching with
torchcl and flags In honor of their
Enperor's birthday. Notwithstanding
the fact that they were mostly all OF
them Maui born, but that fact does
not diminish their ardor for the falh-
orlaud which Is being daily inculcalcd
in their youthful minds by their par
ents and their japanese tutors. On
Tuesday, November 3, the day was
well observed as a holiday~hy the Jap
anese of Waihee and Waikiki. Pat
riotic exercises were held at the Bud.
dhist church by the children.
Mrs. Emma CederloN celebrated the
thirty.sccond anniversary of her birth
by inviting number Of her lady ana
gentlemen friends to Il luau AT her
home last Tuesday evening. Among
those present to extend to her the
usual Fluctuations which the occasion
deserved were: Mrs. and Mrs. Joa'
Qun Garcia. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund
Hart. Mosdames BurlCm. DiCkins, kih
Nnhaolelua. Mary Lcal, and the
Misses L. X. Hart. Folz, Towner and
Mcssrs. JnO Garcia. j. II. Kuncwa, +,
NJ. McMahon, and KcOla. The latter
by common consent, acted as toast
master aud he called ON all the gen
tlemen present 10 illumiRc the happy
occasion with brilliant and witty say
ings which all did with great credit
After the luau Mr.. McMahon enter
tanned the guests with some OF his
poetic illusions on the wUadrOus beau
ties and charms of Hawaii's mnidens.
Mr.. Thos. Benz. Lyons, the success
ful Democratic Supervisor of Wailuku
district, gave luau at his Wailuku
home In honor of his victory over hit
Republican opponent. Although the
luau took place only two days after
the election, a number of Republicans
were there to show the victorious
hero that party lines are forgotten and
cast aside after election dag, aud that
the supreme duty of the hour Is to ot
fer CONGRATULATIONS to the successful
one no matter whether you had sup.
ported him or not. At any rate, tn,
greatest of friendly feeling existed
and will continue during his regime
priyiding no erratic or radical changes
are made to disturb the existing hap
by conditions. Among those present
besides Mr.. Lyons We're: Attorneys
W. A. Kinney. c. w. Ashford, NJ. Y
Prosscr, j. Nghtfoot, Judge 4. n. Ike
pOikai. Judge Quarles, Assessor j. "
Kuucwa, Clerk l.. II. Hart, Rev. j
Nua, p. NJ. Mcmahon, A. Enos, Geo
n. Weight, u. X. Kahaulclio. G.. nnf
u. Weight, c. Rose and Capt. $. he.
liinoi.
Tho Republicans viii celebrate their
grand victory ut the polls next Wed
ncsday afternoon in one Of tHc bis
sugar warehouses at Puuucnc 4
will be u grand event and all central
Maui comprising Waikiki, PuunCnc
MakawaO. Paia and llamakulpDk,
will be there. The victorious as wei
as the defeated candidates will all be
there 10 thank the electorate for the
brilliant success Of the party and al
petty differences win be forgotten aud
buried 10 deep that they could not be
rcsurrcctci during the coming period
| An will Join hands in advancing III,
cause Of good government on Mat
| aud lend hearty cooperation To IN,
Legislative ticket in drafting measure
| that will rebound TO the credit Of tn,
Maui delegation and the Executive
Committee Of the Republican party IN
this county.
The ladies' of the Guild Of III,
church of the Good Shepherd will give
a fair al the Alexander House, Wal
luku. next Saturday, November II, fol
the bencRtpf the Protestant Episcopa
church in Wailuku. Trains will brins
people to the fair.
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