The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-05-05
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(From Monday Advertiser.

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Fifteen hunaFeaa. people, Including
men, women and, children and mostly
Portuguese, bad an enjoyable outing
At the PAtria saeiety .family basket
picnic "A Pear, City yesterday OF the
seyersl ANIMAL pIeRies. of thiA nature
held ,hyl the society az the .nppplar
Peninsula pleasure grounds dsxing the
past few Years, that Of Yesterday, Hne
voted h1 far. the most enjoyable and
sufcassf0l TO date. IT x,
a special train, containing fifteen
coaches. leif the Oahu HALLWAY. 4 Land
Qonp9ny,s station on King stfeat YES,
t4rd4y morning shortly otter hall. past
eight . Clock for the down toudtf " pics
mid grounds. The COACHES Vera' filed
TO capacity, about twelve hniilf6d bee:
pie going on the. special Nearby vi,
lagos ebiltributfd fhred hnn,lffd more
persons Who went by foot. anfolhulile
and other means Of l116mof ion. ~ tay
The rain which seemed to be teilbfdl
all oYer. the Island Saturday evening
only served 70 bring ont nature best
Smiles Yesterday morning ard the day
at the Peninsula could not hdye- beeII
more ideal. The hear Of the sun was
finely tfmpered by d cool breeze from
The Pearl farbor locha. si i. 4 NJ
Apnsements Ate Vktasd. Z rs.
, On arrival at the Peninsula. the. spo,
calls human freight immediateiy
Spread over. the fine picnic grounds.
The Catholic Mission band, which had
playelf continuously, en- route, rendered
a niorAipg concert and after the lunch.
con played thfoughopf the after16ot IN
tho pavilion for, the dancers, 15undfeds
Of couples enjoyed themselves dnring'
the dance, while over the spaeionH nie n
ME grounds baseball games and otheR
sports gave. enj0ymenf to young men
and woBiiea and children OF alt ages.
On the placid waters, Of Pearl Hair
Dor many people en1gEe ga thamkel q in
motor boats, sailing and rowing cram
The only uhtdward incident Of the.
whole days, ontipg was when Dr.. d,
r, GgspaT, Rortng6abe consul adj III.
tefiiis and nArfy s6ht Yachting were.
baeailhed near he entrance 10 Pearl
Iiarbof and the sbecihis train n ( J con-.
relied To wait aIihbst an hour bafof4
The; relief party. which iFeiit out "a fiie.
nenrsstfanded yaehtsmen, brought tk6s
almost shipvreeked party Y 10 safety
aboard tile train The sexenr5i6 istk rd. !
turned to HonplIiln at six 81 elOels. Y, fts
&. N Crowd a otdssix
The hhmepse crowd was particularly
we'll handled by the railroad company
md thfotghout the day there, was no
incident which IN any manner nafreds
the occasion No better behaved, crowd
could be eathsreds than yest Sraa y. q
monster exclirsiqh, Az orderly as tie
many hundred people left tho city n
the early niornipg hours Just AZ orderly
was theft conduct at the Pnnihanld kind
during their fslhfR 10 Honblnlh. zoe
The exehrsiQu was planned and ear. ]
riSds ont under the dirat Eion. 81 the
social Committee, Of A. Patria S6eietF
the menipers of th8s e6p6hittee. Beink
Jose Gomez da Silva, ,. u. Medtifbs.
Lionel p. c., Correa; Miss Adele Silva
and Miss Adelaide Jardim.
A subcommittee had ehal &c of the,
transportation and other details Of the
excursion, the. members Of thu, sub,
committee. being DIR. l.. X. Gaspar, Jose
y. Spusa, 1saias; II. Rosa, Jeaauim Fer,
handles Joso Ferbandes, EFT. Rod
rigues, Frank Lemes, Miss EefIh Jardini
and Miss Mary, Eernhndes, the latter Of
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