The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-07-03
GLORIOUS FOURTH
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| rivals. The aquatic sports include a
/ sailing race for Wrens, but it is posi-
/ bic that the races scheduled for the
Kent and the Challenger may not take
place. as there is some kick from one
of the boats. However, it is hoped by
those interested in aquatics that the
sailors will meet in competition, as
the Challenger crew recently defeat.
ed the Kent and the sailors from the
| Kent would like their revenge.
Two Good Baseball Games.
| Out at the Athletic Tark there will
be a couple of ball games, in the first
of which the Native Sons will meet
the Japanese, ana IN the second st.
Louis will cross bats with the Keio
team. At the time OF writing there is
some doubt as to whether the Keio
players will be here in time to play
bail, but Tony Marcalino received a
wireless from Manager Muroa this
morning in which the latter stated
that the boys expected to be off port
at one o'clock, if not sooner and asked
/ for a launch to meet the Persia at the
quarantine grounds and bring the play
ers ashore. An effort will be made to
have the customs officials and the
health authorities pass the Keio boys
as soon as practicable and get them
here in time for the second game. All
being well, the ball games will take
place as scheduled.
Relay Race at Kapiolani.
The relay race between Honolulu
and the Kent was scheduled for the
Kapiolani Park and then for the Ath-
letic Park, permission having been OBJ
tanned from the A. =. U. to run the
race at the ball games. However, the
change did not suit the sailors and to
their wishes the Honolulu boys bowed
so that the race will now take place
at Kapiolani Park some time during
the afternoon, probably about five
thirty or six o'clock. This race is eX
pected to be the best of the after
noon, as the Honolulu team is q
speedy quartet and the Kent boys are
also pretty good in the way of pace.
General Invitation for Ball.
Arrangements for the ball at nigh
have been completed. No invitations
will be sent out, but a general invita-
ton is extended to everybody to az
Fl tend. The ball is not confined to any
class; everybody is welcome. From
! 1870 until $50 Berger's band will give
a concert at the Young Hotel, and a
nine o'clock the official reception will
take place. In the receiving line will
be Governor F-rear and Mrs Frear, L
= A. MOtt-Smith and Mrs. Mott-Smith
Admiral and Mrs. Cowles, General ant
Mrs. MacOmb, Ralph G.. r. Forster
British consul, and the captains of tn
Kent and the Challenger. In the even
of the captain of the Challenger beini
unable to attend, the executive office
I of that ship will take his place in tn
( line.
The ball will be held in the two bal
= rooms of the Young Hotel, which will
be connected by electric bells, in OF
der to keep the dances together, S
= that number six will not be bein
/. danced in one room and number, seve,
in the other.
e The music for the dances will b
E provided by Nainoa's band, which wi
] strike up Immediately after the receI
ton is over, and dancing will be cor
/ tinued until the last of the couples
S satisfied The comgittees as pull
. lished in Saturdays Star will be i
charge of the floors, with the singl
Y exception that Colonel Jones, who ha
/ his hands full with decoration an
j other matters, drops out.
Y The joint committee of the Chambe
e Of Commerce and Merchants Associi
i tion on the Fourth celebration me
., this morning in J. F. Morgan's offic
4 and made final arrangements, of whic
< the plans described above are a resul
The committee organized, with B.
/ Dillingham;, chairman; ]. w. WalC
?, ner, treasurer, and e. A. Berndt, SCI
+ rotary.
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= Visitors to Honolulu will find tn
e rooms, cuisine and service at the Go