The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-30
widow and one child.
Zinc RaeebaIl FIeId.

WluOW anu Ou6 Cullus
Fine Baseball Field.
One of the greatest improvements
on Maui in recent months is the COM
pleted baseball ground at Camp I. The
field is directly opposite the former
residences of the late H. p. Baldwin
and Frank F. Baldwin, toward the hos
pital grounds. The large area has
been leveled and is now beautifully
grassed. A fine ground for sports is
the result of the careful pains taken.
The field was formally opened last
Saturday night with luau that was
generally spoken of as the best ever
given on Maui. That is saying a good
deal, but everything was perfectly de.
licious. William Keanu and B. F,
Rahe had charge of the affair. Fully
400 guests enjoyed themselves at the
feast. 1t was given in the name OF
the Camp One Athletic Association
which has been organized for several
years. The hard work Of the past
shows now in these results.
A pavilion 6Ox6O was erected last
week for the opening ball. The floor
was in splendid shape, the decorations
were most effective and the music
given by the Paia band all that anyone
could ask for.
Frank F. Baldwin led off the dance
with Mrs. ]. T. Fantom, J. Il. Thomp
son acted as floor manager
The first game of baseball was
played on Sunday afternoon. NJ. P
Comes was umpire and w. A. Chong
scorer. The Camp One boys beat the
Puunene boys by score of to /.
Gymnasium Is Flourishing.
The Alexander House gymnasium il
Waikiki is one Of the most flourishinl
institutions on Maui. Since the games
Of the gymnasium girls with the st
Andrews Priory team Of Honolulu, tn,
gymnasium has become better know
than ever before. The enthusiasm fol
indoor work has steadily increased IL
the last six weeks. About thirty new
members have been voted in at the
last two meetings of the permanent
gymnasium committee. The commit
tee consists of r. B. Dodge, II. B. Pen
haIlow, c. f. Myers, o. ]. Whitehead
and D. T. Carey. Once a month bust
ness meeting is held at which al
phases of the work of the gymnasium
are discussed. Since the first of No
vember William H. Engle has been tn
business manager of the institution
The committee has drawn up set o
articles and rules governing the worl
in all its departments. A complete
I supply of all kinds of apparatus is nov
on hand, several dailies and MONTH.
magazines have been ordered and tn
bowling alleys are now in first elias
condition.
} Improvements,
The road through Maliko gulch cal
once more be used by teams now
A. A. Wilson has a reputation TO
E hustling work through. On this cor
tract he has certainly lived up to hi
good name.
Joshua Tucker, the land commission
er, has been on Maui a few days. II
r went to Hama on Saturday last, wher
he spent most of his time looking owe
the prospect for opening new lands TO
homesteaders.
} The new road above the Makawa
: cemetery through this upper sectio
of Malixo is progressing rapidly. TIL
, lands near it are to be cut up int
} sections and sold. This will max
3 most attractive lots for people VIII
l want a small area.
=, Personal and Social.
The friends of NJ. Medeiros of Pal
deeply sympathize with him in the Il
t tai loss of his new five-seated Hudson
D which took fire in his garage last SUI
t day night. The machine is toti
, wreck He had had it only fe'
Q days
e Charles d. LuflSin left Maui last MOI
t day evening in the Kilauea to take tn
4 Wilhelmina for the coast. He wi
!. make hurried trip to Illinois to sc
d his mother, and will help celebrate he
: seth birthday. Mr.. Lufkin EXPECT
y that all the family will be present @
S this notable occasion. He will be oac
e in five weeks.
I On Wednesday evening the new bi
) lizard parlor at the Maui Hotel We
opened. It bids fair to be a mo-
S popular place of amusement.
/ The Waikiki people are ambition
e in once more giving an amateur pc
y Torrance which always so pleases Il
a people. This time 1t will be Mrs. ia
l. ley's Wax Works.
r Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Foss are one
n more on Maui for visit. They are
a the home OF their son, j. C. Foss, Jr.