Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-03
TWO THOUSAND
" CHILDREN
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rectress, made good showing. The
children wore sunfiowers, real and ar.
tlficial, on their hats, and had in their
hands baskets of yellow flowers. Ka.
kaako is a sunny place and the teach.
ers of the school selected the sunflow.
er as the most appropriate decoration
for the children to appear with. There
were about ninety children in the com.
pany and the teachers who assisted
the directress We're Miss ID. Woods,
Miss l.. Arnold, Miss Esther Vivas,
Miss Ida Logan, Miss Julia Deima,
Miss M. Fuller and Miss II. Collins.
Angelic kauluwela.
The girls from the Kauluwela Kin
dergarten looked like angelic fairies
They appeared In light-green Colors
with artificial wings on their shoulders.
As the signal was given by Miss Ger.
trude Brown. directress, they danced
with ecstatic glee. The parents stand,
ing around clapped their hands and
congratulated Miss Brown and her as.
sistants on their success. The deco,
ration of the school are blue. pink, yel.
low, white aud green. Miss Brown
assistants were Miss Garrida, Miss
Kahaleanu, Miss Daniels, Miss Fabian
Miss Watson, Miss Leandro.
kalihi kindergarten.
Coming from Kalihi, whore the
valley breeze fans bushes into their
cheeks. iifty-siX children under the
leadership of their teachers made Il
nice appearance. Miss Harriet Lucas
directress, and staff performed Their
parts well. This school entered floats
of great splendOr ana as tney passed
in review by the stand they received
the applause of the spectators. Miss
Rose Herbert, daughter of Dr. George
Herbert, drew a float in which were
seated three young girls. The float
was prettily decorated, as bentted its
occupants. Miss Lucas was assisted
by Miss Mary Lucas. Miss Rose Her
bert, Miss Freda FagarOs, Miss Adela
Ayilla.
Palama in Red.
Red was the tone used by the chill
dren of the Palama Kindergarten, 49,
strong. Miss Glenn Jones was direct
Tess and the children, adorned In red
and green, made good showing. re
Offset the heat of the sun which oc
casionally emerged from behind the
clouds, the children covered their
heads with umbrella-like helmets
which gave the band a distinctive eff
lect. They were garlanded with green
leis and danced merrily to the music
of the Municipal Band. Assisting Miss
Jones were Miss Mendoza, Miss Allen
Miss Barrett, Miss Young, Miss Arc
bero, Miss kaleO and Mr.. Joe Rich
ards.
Miller Street School.
Eetween seventy and eighty young
sters came from the Miller Street Kin
dergarten, in charge of Miss A. l.
! Hitchcock, directress. The children
wore pink and white hats and carried
white baskets. Four strong boys car
ried four Maypoles wrapped with pinl
paper. The poles looked like tho
stately kahllis of the days of the Ila
waiian monarchy. The teachers o.
this school leading the children. wer,
Miss Hitchcock, directress; Miss EN-
lily Phillips, Miss Lucy Norton, Miss
Olga Sousa, Miss May Dias.
Fort Street School.
The Fort Street kindergarten was
In charge of Miss Ioela Logan ant
made a very fine showing, indeed.
kaiuIani WeIl-5ehaved.
Among the visiting schools present
at Thomas Square was the Kaiulan
School. More than two hundred chill
dren from this institution were inter
osted spectators Of the exercises anC
, In charge of their teachers behaved
remarkably well. Miss Aimee Moss
man, Miss Bernice p. Cooke, Miss Liz
aie Ayau. Miss Haywood, Miss Larsel
and Mrs. Chalmers were ever watch
full of their charges.
kauluWela There.
! Forty-eight pupils from the lowel
grades of the KauluweIa School visit
ed the closing exercises of the day
| During the lunch hour the little ones
sat under large tree and were eacl
presented with candy, cakes and other
delicacies, which were, IL Is needless
TO say, thoroughly enjoyed Tn,
teachers present were Miss Hattie
Ayau, Miss l.. Ching, Mrs. J. EskeW
and Mrs. A. l.. Bushnell.
Pohukaina School.
One hundred and sixty pupils from
the Pohukaina School were among the
excited witnesses of the May.Day eXer
cises, and although they did not take
part In the program they were pre-
pared, said some Of the boys, to com
pete with the other school children