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ing. MIR. Frank MclIuah came over from
Wilmington, Del, 10 be present on TINS
occasion.
Miss Eleanor Ashford entertained seN-
eraI members of Tech at delightful
Halloween rty at he home, III Man'-
son street, Friday evening. me rooms
We're tastefuily decorated. and faElliar
games. both old and REV. ver. entered
/ into with much zest. The serving OF re-
, freshm.nts, which We're enjoyed peiieath
the fiery scowl of arGe Halloween
pulnpkin. was followed by dancing
Among those D esent were Frances Ash
ford Miriam Mosher. Mary ponntiN
Tnecdosia Seibold. Hester Moneer, Lo-
let, Osborn, Eloise Osborn, Jean Bur
dett, Dorothy Whitney. and R.ron Don
nelly. Daniel Y. Mahoney. George Y.
Seibo,d. l., Bond Thomas Capt. Milton
Whitney, .jr., and Lemuel Frazier
Mrs. William f. Drapers house a Con
necticut avenue and X street Is beln
prepared for her cupancS. Miss ORA
per ufose debut took place two win e
ago has since Travelled eN'ens Neis
abroad with her mother ana was pre-
scented at one oi the spiiliS Sou4 = ms
year il London.
Among the rrst of the debutantes To be
presented will he Miss Leila Mont soin-
Montgomery and niece OF the ch1ef JUS
80 and Mrs White. whose debut tea
takes place Wednesday afternoon, No
verlber -
Miss Edith Oracle. daughter of Col and
Mrs Archibald Oracle. will make Il bow
Thanksgiving Gay. November - at a
larse tea TO he given a her parents
home on l6tn street. from i:3o to .
Miss Elizabeth Moves. Younger daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs Theodore ". Moves,
will be presented al tea December J..
! the same date chosen by MISS EMILY
Beatty daughter of tile commandment OF
the navy ward and Mrs. Frank Beatty
Miss Celestine Finley, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs ". ". Finley has selected De-
cen,ber for her com.ng-out tea.
.Justi,e ana Mrs Howry will entertain
a, a tea the afternoon of Dece mber >. to in
troluct their daughter. Miss Mary Howry.
| Miss Dorothy Brooks. daughter of Mrs
| h. C. Brooks, will make her debut early
| in December.
| Miss Helen Hardy. daughter Of sRerre-
| sentative aud Mrs. Hardy of Texas. will
| not be presented until january Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Hardy have taken
| house on Massachusetts avenue.
Miss Laura Rureson. daughter of Rep
| resontative and Mrs. Burleson. will not
| make her debut until after she returns
from Panama Representative and Mrs.
burIeson and Miss Burleson Will leave
for Panama the sth of November.
Miss t,dmonia Adams, daughter of Rear
Admiral j. d. Adams, Will also make her
c, but this season.
The marriage Of Miss Louise Foraker
and Mr. Victor n. Cushman of New
York will take place Wednesday. Novem-
bar ~ 1t will be II noon wedding at the
residence Of former Senator ana Mrs.
Foraker. Only small company of rela-
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mer at Winter Harbor Me. returned re-
Gently to their apartment in the connecti-
cut.
Miss Rosa Taylor of Virginia i spend
ing the winter in Georgetown with Mr.
and Mrs. George Lightfoot WormleN, at
their home on Dent place
Mrs. Robert Ruffner is spending a few
DAYS with her parents. Mr.. and -irs. j.
A. Donavan of Jlst street
Mrs. Waldo G. Hibbs. who has been
Wis ting her brother and sis.er-nlaw at
their home. in Cumberland, Md. VIII re-
turn early in the week to her apartment mt
III the kanaw ma.
Mrs Ella Orme and her mother, Mrs
l.. III Sherry, have ietuNled TO their
home in this city after spending the sum
mer months at their country place near
Takona Park.
Miss Frances :. Crosby. who has been
visit ne friends in Richmond for the past
two weeks. has returned 10 her home in
this city.
Lady Helen Gordon LennoX. daughter
of the Duke of Richmond. at her recent
marriage to Lord Percy son and heir of
the Duke of Northumber and, wore
dress of hrocade. heavily patterned with
scrolls and pomegranates after floren-
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Mr. Mckenney Berry. Mr Alan Brown
ing. Mr. Eraak Green and Mr.. James
Wiiiett. bro her Of the groom
!, reception for tn" family and hrida
party followed III the apartment Of tle
brides mother at Hammond Court
White chrys"nthemums and palms
formed the decoration here abs"
Mrs Clark. tn" brides mother. wore
black crepe IL chine trimmed with jet
and Mrs Willett the gro"m's mother,
wore bla k lace over white satin.
The bride is the daughter IF the late
Mr. George Lane Clark, who was chief Of
tine navai pay division IN I'll" treasury
Department for Il number Of years
The grooni's father was the late Mir
James Wilistt, w.o was postmaster ~ this
city at one time
Mr. and Mrs. Wiiett left for their we'd
ding tourney last night, the latter Weir
ins a blue. serge travelling suit with hat To
match.
They viii be at home after November T.
al Gleve. Va.
Among the out-of-town guests here for
the wedding were Mr. and Mrs Graham
Hume of Pittsburgh. the latte, sister
of the groom and Mrs. Arthur trista-
doro of New York
The marriage Of Miss Clara Louise
Smith, daughter OF the late Mr.. and Mrs
James Berrie Smith and MIR. l. oyd Ben
iamin Hayes OF Boston. Mass, and Alton
\ H. took yesterday at noon at
ST. Andrews Church. IN the presence or
:, small and distinguished company.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev Mr. r T. Henshaw Of Rye y Y. Il
la ssmate of the groom at Harvard az
sisted by the Rev. j. j. Dl1non, rector oi
ST Andrews Church.
\ beautiful decoration OF WHite chfNS-
anthemuns palms and autumn leaves
adorned the chancei.
The bride, who was given in MARRIAGE
b. her brother, Mr. Chester Harvey
I
charniin.~ III her gown OF white CREE de
chine embroidered in pearls and teimmei
with rare old duchess lace. Her tnlic
veil was arranged with 4 butterfly bow OF
exquisite lace and she carried white
bound prayer book.
Mr.. James Gordon Jones and Mr.. Thad-
deus NJ. Jones We're the ushers.
owing 10 both families being in mourn
ing the wedding was extremely quiet and
ouly a few intimate trends We're pres
emf 1T the breakfast which followed al
the home of the brides cousins, Mr. and
Mrs Georce Clifford Boarman, 1913 NJ
street northwest.
This spacious. old-fashioned residence
was abloom with American beauty roses
and white cilrysantnemums, while autumn
leaves and trailing vines sprayed the
walls.
Mr. and Mrs HAYES left late in the
afternoon for their wedding journey.
They will be 1T home after November -
at Burton Hail. Cambria e. Mass.
Among the out-oftoWn guests here for
the wedding were Mrs Albert Hayes Of
Boston mother of the groom; the Rev.
Mr.. Henshaw of Rye. n Y. Mr.. Leonard
Schoff of Philadelphia, also a classinate
OF the hrideGrooms at Harvard. and
Mr.. and Mrs Chester Harvey Smith OF
New London. Conn.
Miss Juliette Paris left last Friday for
Jotnstown, Pa, where she will spend
several weeks as the guest Of NJ SIS Nancy
Suppes.
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Coat Department.
just Received.

$50 beautiful Double=faced Coats Of soft
silky Scotch materials i'm rich and exclusive
1olorimgs. The prettiest styles we have shown
this season, and fabrics will mot be able Go
duplicate Included sizes for small women
and misses, Inn addition to regular women's
sizes. Specially priced at $40 and SIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-29

The marriage Of Miss Louise Foraker
and Mr. Victor n. Cushman of New
York will take place Wednesday. Novem-
ber ~ II will be Il noon wedding at the
residence Of former Senator an1 Mrs.
Foraker. Only q small company OF rela-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-29

Miss t,dmonia Adams, daughter of Rear
Admiral j. ID. Adams. Will also make her
.but this season.
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Mrs. Robert Rufner is spending few
days with her parents Mr.. and -,irs. j.
A. Donavan of jlst street
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Miss Juliette Paris left last Friday for
JoiinstoWn, Pa, where she will spend
several weeks as the guest of M.ss Nancy
Suppes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-29

Miss Edith Oracle. daughter of Col and
Mrs Archibald Oracle. will make Ii bow
Thanksgiving Gay. November 80. at a
larle tea TO be given at her parents
home on l6lu street, from 4:io to 1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Bulkelev HYDE
have returned to Washington and have
taken the house at 1901 10th street north
west for the winter. Mrs. Elizabeth W.
Hyde, Nj. Hydcs mother, is with them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-29

Miss Laura Rur.eson, daughter of Rep
resentative and Mrs. Burleson. will not
make her debut until after she returns
from Panama. Representative and Mrs.
burleson and Miss Burieson will leave
for Panama the Sth of November.
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Among the mrs, of the dehutantes 10 be
presented will lie Miss Leila Montson-
cry. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. ". +.
Montgomery and niece OF the tiilet JUS
-, and Mrs White whose debut tea
takes place Wednesday afternoon, No
yember -
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Continued Oh Second Page
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Mr.. John Ball OF Portland. Me. was
the recent guest Of his brother, Mr..
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Mrs Orten p. Jackson. wife OF Com
mander Jackson. = ~. and their III
re son who have been spending the sum
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-29

Rabbi David Mark Of Atlanta. Ga,
spent several days with friends i'll this
citN during the week.
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Miss Helen Hardy. daughter Of .Rerre-
sentative aud Mrs Hardy of Texas. will
not be presented until January Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Hardy have taken a
house on Massachusetts avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-29

Mr.. and Mrs. O. ". Bradt, accompa
NOD hy ,bair son. Mr. George Brait, will
snend Inc winter months in California.
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Miss Elizabeth Moves. Younger daugh-
ter of MIR anG Mrs Theodore w. Moves.
will be presented Al tea December J..
the same date chosen by Miss Emily
Realty daughter of tile commandment OF
the navy yard and Mrs. FRANK Beatty
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles c. Carpenter OF
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ner at Winter Harbor. Me. returned =.
Gently TO their apartment in the Connects
cut
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,Jus;i.e and Mrs. Howry will entertain
at a tea the afternoon OF Dece mber >. to III
roluc- their daughter, Miss Mary HoWry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-29

Plans are under way for an entertain
rneut to be given under the auspices OF
the Ladies Auxiliary Society of the
Eighth Street Temple on Thanksgiving
night at Elks' Hall The entertainment.
which promises to be OF unusual char
arter. will De followed by ball, in
which all are expected to participate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-29

Miss Celestine Finley. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. ". ". Finley. has selected De
ceuber = for her com.ng-out tea.
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Miss Dorothy Brooks. daughter of Mrs
L. C. Brooks, will make her debut early
in December
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Nine Bossan de Cara Gnol. formerly
Miss Daisy Febiger. daughter of the late
Admiral Febiser, whose home is in
France and who has been visitin. in
the United States for so"c-al months is
now in Washington She has with he
her son and two daughters. They are
guests CT Mir. and Mrs. William H. Saun-
ders at 1l-ti Fairmont street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-29

Mrs William +. Drapers house al : on
necticut avenue and X street Is belu
n,apared for her cupancS. Miss ORA
per whose debut took place two VINE
ago. has since Travelled eXfens Neiy
abroad with her mother. and WAS pre-
scented at one Of the spring courts this
YEA: III London.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-29

The Rev DIR. .Abram Simon was in Phil
adelpha last week to attend meeting
of the Chatauqua board of which he is
member.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-29

At the coming bazaar of mountain
crafts and cabin industries 10 +. held
by the Southern Industrial Educational
Association al their headquarters in the
Southern building, one room viii be en-
tirsly devoted TO ices. teas and cakes.
homemade candy and flowers This tea
room and flower room will be presided
over by Mrs Leigh Robinson, Mrs. Henry
S Ntnn and Mrs Charles Marbury will
pour tea. while cream and cake will be
served by the young ladies of the junior
branch OF the association who are to
assist Mrs. Gielow and Mrs. Augusta
Stone Mrs David White will preside
over the two rooms filed with weav.ns
and hasketry. hand carving and needle
work. etc. assisted By number Of
ciety women.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-29

Miss Mary Nockbee entertain the ju-
Nor DEPARTMENT OF the Northmins'er
Presbyterian Sunday school at Hal
low.en party Friday, October -. at her
residence. 316 l. street northwest. Among
those present We're the Misses Gertrude
and Alma Geusier. Mabel Kim, Eliza
beth Hutchinson. Evelyn Thornton, Mas
tiers Aubrey Crovo Erling Sengstack and
Harry Mockbee, jr.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-07
WASEDA PLAYERS
ON THE NIPPON
Team Going to Mainland For
Series of GameS-Re-
turn In July. .

Last evening was a big night among
the japanese fans, for they were taxi
ing the Wascda bali players around
the city, showing them the sights and
renewing aCquaintanCcs begun last
year when the team was here for a
series of games.
The Waseda bunch arrived on the
Nippon Maru from Yokohama, and are
en- route to the mainland for a series
of games which has been arranged by
Chicago University officials who were
in Japan last year with II nine repre-
scnting the Windy city institution.
Among the fellows now going to the
United States are nine who were In
the party in Honolulu last year. the
other six being men who have made
the team from the second team at Wa
soda.
Professor Abe Is not with them this
year. but they are accompanied by
Professor Takasungi. and in San
Francisco they will be met by Man
ager Page Of the Chicago nine.
Several games will he played on tho
Coast and then the team win go di-
rect to Chicago and play in and
around the metropolis of the Middle
West, perhaps going East later to play
with some of the college teams there
during their season.
Catcher Namaguchi, Pitchers oil
Omura and Matsuda; Second Base
man Hara, Third Bascman Iscda. and
FicIdcrs Fukabori. Ogawa and Mlkami
of the team here last year are still
representing Wascda and on the pres
cnt trip.
Last evening local Japanese enter
tanned the players ut the MoChizuki
club at Waikiki, and after the din
ncr post mortems" were held on the
games played here, and the prospects
for other games on the return in July
were discussed.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-07
GREAT RACES
ARE PROMISED
Maui Association Will Have
Another Big Meet on
Birthday of U. S.

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-07
!. :. :, :. 8. ., .. 8. ;. .. .. ;. u :, :. :. .,
TO
PLAY TOMORROW
Meet Judiciary Sharps On
Athletic Park, Benefit
of leperS.

That the ball game tomorrow will
he success financially as well as
from sport standpoint Is sure
thing, for Tony Marcallino has been
busy disposing of tickets to everyone
during the past forty eight hours.
No one has been exempt, and even
the scribcs have dug down in their
jeans for the necessary four bits to
look on at the great show tomorrow
afternoon.
Marcalllno has worked hard to bring
the game off, and at one time was al
most discouraged, for the Senators
could not see their way to get on the
diamond.
Charlie Chillingworth as leader of
that contingent stated that he could
get about four men who could play
bah in the Senate chamber, and he did
not propose to play nine men with
four, as il would not be particularly
interesting to the spectators.
In that event Tony got busy think
ing how the regular match was to be
arranged and finally got the sports at
the Judiciary building together and
arranged for the game which win be
played tomorrow for the benefit of the
lcpcr settlement at MOlokai.
The lineup:
Legislators - Bill Chillingworth, p;
f. Fernandez, c; Marcallino, 1b; VIII
hanson, Oh; Castle, 3b; atcs, IS; Rice
rf All Chu, Of; Kawcwohi, II.
judiciary Clarke, p; Williams
Eopa. G; Correa, Id; Thompson, 2b;
w. Fernandez, 3b; Akana, ss; Parker
rf; Bob Chillingworth, Of; Davis, II.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-07
MCDUFFlE AND LAKE
GIVEN MORE PAY

Chief of Detectives McDufile and
Special City and CouIsy officer Harry
T, Lake have been granted raise In
salary, the same to take effect with
the beginning of this month
The Board of Supervisors reported
favorably upon the adoption of res
olution which increases the pay of
McDutIle from $40 to $40 month,
while Lake will draw $l25 month
instead of Sll5 as heretofore.
Eleven iiremen, enginemen. and
stokers belonging to the Honolulu
fire department have been raised to
$40 per month. The monthly wage of
several school janitors has also
been increased by action of the Board
taken at the meeting last night.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-07
BIG ,DOINGS AT
zee Chan & Co.,
Cor. King and Bethel SITS.
The Great Sacrifice Sale Now On

this need the for
opportunity buy dry
too goods rs Tdo for 81
12 YdS for 81
White Cotton TOWELS 1oc EACH each
White Cot TOWELS, oe each
$3.50 81 and sa5oi
formerly $3.50 and st75 eh
2oc oo 'ee ana ~ eaoh
regular $3.50 $500
WOODEN PANTS, - pair $50
.12Iac
PANTS, 35c 15e
The large Of and oRENs
be sodr o
OUR POSITIVELY BARGAINS OFFERED
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-07
KAL|HiS DEFEAT
COLL. OF HAWAII
Win of College Reported In
Advertiser Is the
Wrong Dope.
/: u q

1t was ellis In favor of Kalihi at
tho basketball game last night be-
tween that team and College of Ila-
wall, instead of 2j-lJ In favor of the
college as reported In the morning
sheet.
This is the third game played In
the series between the two teams, and
the Kalihi bunch has won all the
games, taking the second by the score
of 32-G, having regular walk over
with their opponents.
This game finishes the series ar
ranged between the two teams, and the
next match arranged Is between Ka-
lihi and Y. NJ. c. A. first team, the
opening game of which will be played
at Kalihi ono week from tonight
The second game in the series viii
he played at Y. NJ. G. A. gym on the
following Thursday, and then the third
game will be at Kullhi.
These basketball games are bringing
out large crowds of fans, and the
teams. which have been playing for
several weeks, are now In shape to do
fast work.
There was large and enthusiastic
crowd out to witness the game last
evening. and in the ones to come the
public Is invited to be present to see
what the boys can do.
Result of game played last night:
Kalihi-Cannon, center; Zcrbc cap
tain), forward; O'Sullivan, forward;
Morse, guard; Ledward, guard.
College of Hawaii-Ricc, ccnter;
Marcallino (captain), forward; Biart.
forward; zap, forward; Mcinccka
guard.
Score for first half eco minutcs) OF
play: College of Hawaii, II; Kalihi,
| 10. Second half G5 minutes): College
of Hawaii, 4; Kalihi, IL.
Total time of game-45 minutes.
Total scorc-Kalihl, 81; College OF
Hawaii IL.
Omcals-Scorcr, A. Silva; time
keepers, W. Barnhart and l.. Rosa;
| umpire, J. Honan; referee, DR.. Hand
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-07
DOTS AND DASHES.

y u y
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-07

There win he plenty of amusement
for the fans on Sunday, when the BAN
games are in fun swing. Athletic
Park will be the scene of a battle be
tween the Asahis and Muhocks, and
Sam Hops aggregation intends doing
things to their opponents.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-07
WILLIAMS BID ACCEPTED

The bid submitted by II. u. Will
lams for the burial of INDECENT dead,
being the lowest submitted to the
Board of Supervisors, the same has
been accepted and the local undertake
ing firm has been notified concerning
the award of the contract.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-07
..... PORT Q. R; 5:: s ....'.,
!. u u Il u u u u u ., n .. 8, ., ., :, /,
SPORT CALENDAR.

8: II Managers of baseball and 9TH
% or athletic teams would notify the
/. Blu lc tin of the dates of pro-
.: posed matches so that such in
.: formation could he placed in the
{: sport calendar II would he con-
u isidered a favor. Address all com
/. munications to Sporting Editor,
:: d II le in Office.
. Friday, April 4.
3; asketball-Kalihi VS.. Y. NJ. c.
:: A. at Kalihi
:: Saturday, April 8.
.! Legislative Baseball Game-Ath-
:; letic Park.
3: Presidents Cup Golf Play-Oahu
1. Country Club.
{. Sunday, April 9.
{: Baseball, Athletic Park, Three
:: Games-Waialua vs.. G. A. u.
{. Two japanese Teams, Asahis
u VS.. Muhocks.
u Sunday, April 9.
:! Baseball, Sugar League-Waianae
:: vs.. Eva at Walanae; Aiea VS..
:: Waipahu at Aica.
/. Presidents Cup Golf Play-Oahu
:: Country Club.
" Monday, April 10.
. Meetlng-Oahu Baseball League.
Il Wednesday, April IL.
:; Hall Cup Tournament Com
8; mences-Pacific and Beretania
). Courts.
: Saturday, April IS.
{: Practice Rugby Game-Moililli
:! Grounds.
:: Track Meet-Kams. st. Louis,
. Mckinley High.
: Sunday, April 1e.
:; Baseball at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
q VS.. Eva. At Waianae, Waia-
u nae VS.. Aiea.
u Monday, April II.
% Baseball-St. Louis vs.. Rams.
q Thursday, April 20.
:: Basketball-Y. NJ. c. A. VS.. Ka-
/: lihi at Y. NJ. c. A.
q. Monday, April "a.
:. Baseball-Kams VS.. Highs.
3: Friday, April %.
:: asketball-Kalihi VS.. Y. NJ. c.
:: A. at Kalihi.
" Saturday, April 20.
:: Baseball-St. Louis VS.. Highs.
/" Saturday, May 6.
u Baseball-St. Louis vs.. Highs.
Il Monday, May 8.
u Baseball, Rams VS.. st. Louis.
u Monday, May IS.
q Baseball-Highs VS.. Kams.
u May.
:; Territory Tennis Championship
:; Tournament.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-07

Three games are scheduled for Sun
day at the Athletic Park, the morning
spusm being between Walalua and G.
A. L. In the afternoon two Japan
csc teams win start things going and
then the event of the day will he the
Asahi- MuhoCk game.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-07

Tomorrow Is the day of the real
game. The Legislators and judiciary
bunch cross bats at the Athletic Park
during the afternoon, and there will
be some hot ball played,