Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-27
F0RESTtRS COURT
CELEBRATES IN STYLE
Court Canoes Rounds
Out 10 Years Of
Success

Court Canoes No. S11O, Ancient
tenth anniversary on Saturday even
ing with a splendid banquet at the
Alexander Young Hotel. The large
attendance and the enthusiasm Of the
members was the best evidence to the
outsider that the Court Canoes is an
aggressive organization. The menu
bers are nearly all young men and
of high standing in the community.
The large dining-room was taste
fully decorated for the occasion and
at each diners place was large
lima lei bearing the insignia of the
Order. The best of goodwill pre-
vailed and it was heightened when
the prominent members of the order
told of the steady progress of this.
the third largest Court in America.
| The presiding officer of the even
ing was Chief Ranger DIR. John +.
Cowles, who first called upon A. V.
Peters, p. c. r., one of the organic
ers of the Court who told the his.
tory of its progress in most inter-
esting manner. From three members
anu no treasury balance on April %,
1898, the Court has now a member
ship of over two hundred and II
treasury balance of $4,000.
l.. II. Medeiros spoke In his usual
happy style on "Fraternalism," poin-
ting to the practical benefits of treat
ing man as a brother.
Daniel Logan supplied the response
of DR.. Murray to the toast Ancient
Forestry" and did 1t very well, al.
though his knowledge of the Order il
limited to very brief experience.
H. II. Williams spoke of kindred
Societies" He called attention tC
the great good done by fraternal or
foundations and the misfortune tina
had been softened by the fore-hand
edness of becoming associated will
some organization. DR.. Mackal
spoke briefly for the Ladies'; w. X
Harrington and X. o. Mathcson re
sponded With expressions of good
will; Hon. A. ID. Castro gave shor
address, and the program closed will
a few vigorous remarKs from NJ. &
Pacheco, who has been one of III
moving spirits of the Order, and wa
the successful manager of the FIJI
teenth Anniversary banquet.
Those present We're: Jno.
Cowes, w. T. Raposo, j. p. Rego, 4
de S. Canavarro. a. ID. Castro, II. '
Murray, NJ. D., Bruce McV. Mackal
II. II. Williams, Louis X. MedeiroS
j. A. Il. Vieira, John p. Dias, A. '
Peters, Louis A. Perry, a. w. Sea
bury, Gaspar Silva, Capt. Moses Ma
opala, II. Pereira, A. 5. NascimentC
NJ. Il. Silva, n. X. Iloopii, John Go
mes, II. J. Borges, J. A. GonsalvcS
7. p. Melim, J. b. Ponte, NJ. Cones
Manuel Abreu, Jr., NJ. ID. Abrcu
John Frank, Jr., Frank Machado, ]
p. Rodrigues, j. X. Joseph, w. A. vi
ezra, NJ. j. Coito, j. +. Souza, Joaquin
Silva, Joao Moniz, NJ. II. de Sa, N
c. Guindlnho, NJ. Felix. NJ. d. Frei
tas, Alex. Nahaolelua, Antoine Grace
X. J. Mahoe, VIM. Perry, Chas. Jones
NJ. c. Lindo, c. Medeiros, John BolS
ter, j. s. Almeida, Antoine Fernandes
+. |. Souza, Louis S. Alves, Ed. Me
deiros, VIM. w. Marshall, Ernes
Enos, Il. ]. Rego, Frank r. Silva, Ma
nuel Rocha, John Machado, NJ. u
Freitas, c. Pereira, Antoine NJ. SOu2a
VIM. Keaweiwi, NJ. +. ReEo, NJ. $
Pregana, c. X. Winchester, ST., S. V
Simao, Joe Leal, John Rodrigues, W
Il. Chiffon, w. r. Harrington, DAME
Logan, r. o. Matheson, NJ. C.. Pa
checo.