The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-17

, for one another could be heard above
the din.
There was splendid feeling among
the members of the teams on both
sides. The decisions of the umpires
were perfectly satisfactorily to all
who played The umpires and ref
cree agreed without dispute on all de.
cisions throughout the entire game
The Waikiki Gymnasium team are
now champions of the Territory. The
wjuring team may play the Priory
girls in September in Honolulu.
Other Sparts.
The twenty-game bowling tourna.
ment at Waikiki Gymnasium has
just been completed. The five high
est men are c. E. Myers, w. S. Chill
lingworth, w. E. Bal, Jr, Frank Luf,
kin and Rev. L. B. Kaumeheiwa.
The Puunene boys started rowing
last Sunday afternoon. There was
splendid turnout, and the chances for
success this season look brighter than
ever. There is a strong probability
/ that the rowing will be transferred to
the Kihei bay, where the waters are
much smoother than at Kahului har-
Dor.
The bowling alleys at Puunene
have been thoroughly overhauled and
again redressed. They are now in
first class condition. a commodious
grandstand has been erected at the
back of the alleys so that the games
can be watched with ease by a large
number of spectators. The Puunene
twenty-game tournament is progress
ing well. The members are rolling
exceptionally high scores. In one or
two games the Territorial record was
almost broken. The highest scores
are held by W. S. Chillingworth, W.
E. Bal Jr., and c. f. Myers.
Concert Success.
The concert, the program of which
appeared in Mondays paper, was cas-
lily the best musical treat people here
have had in five years. The tickets
sold well in advance and the audience
was most appreciative. Really good
music Of the classical kind that was
rendered on Saturday night is a pleas
successful experiment may be again
repeated.
With the proceeds of this concert
which were over $50, there is now
enough money on hand for the pur
chase of the George p Whipple me
mortal window for the Church of the
Good Shepherd The window will be
the same subject as the name of the
church and will be ordered from {
firm in Germany which is famous a:
the makers of exceptionally beautiful
windows.
Bishop Restarick preached to {
good-sized congregation on Sunda!
morning in Waikiki. He confirmed
class of twelve. Many of those VIII,
presented themselves were young PEG
pie in the parish of the Church o
the Good Shepherd
improvements.
The sidewalk on the Market stree
extension will be begun this week
w. r. Patterson has the contract
The new walk will extend as far q
the Buddhist temple.
II. b. Weller has just installed new
stage scenery in the Paia Orpheum
1t was placed in position yesterda!
and will be used for the first tim'
this week. All who have seen it sa,
it will make the Paia Orpheum on,
of the best show houses in the Ter
ritory. Fernandez and Weller vii
show pictures in the near future u
Puunene and Camp I. The II. c. & $
Company are making arrangement
for accommodations for the exhib'
tions.
New Church Members.
The Makawao Union church wa
beautifully decorated for last Sur
days services. A large audience wa
nresent Miss Edith r. Collais san