Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-23
MAUI NEWS

a record breaker as far as expeditions
work was concerned.
On Monday night a very pleasant
dinner was given at the Maui Hotel
in honor of Colonel Arthur Coyne and
Lieut.. A. l.. Bump. Toastmaster j.
". K. Keola introduced as the tirst
speaker, Lieut. Bump. who spoke at
length upon the need and place of
the National Guard of Hawaii. He
praised the patriotic spirit OF the is
lands. Colonel Coyne followed tell
ing in detail some interesting facts
concerning the work of the National
Guard.
Manager H. B. Penhallow. Major w.
E. Bal. Captain Fred Kaae followed
in short and appropriate speeches.
Lieut.. Bump was then asked to mar
rate his experiences in the Cuban war
and in the Philippines. He was listen
ed TO most eagerly.
Ad Chislett, Charles Wilcox. Health
Inspector j. L. 0smer and F.. G. Cleg-
horn also made short interesting adj
dresses.
At the Alexander House a most
enjoying social was given Tuesday
last by the Women's Aid Society OF
the Wailukn Union Church. A large
number of members and a few guests
were present The afternoon was full
of fun. Mrs. d. H. Case read few
Irish stories and read them we'll The
games played were all more or less
dealing with some subject connected
with Ireland and st. Patrick's day.
The prevailing color scheme was the
national color
j. ]. Walsh, manager of the Kahu-
lui Store. left on Monday evening with
his wife and children for an extended
trip on the mainland The manager
goes on business as far as New York.
and will return with his family some
time in June
w. A. Anderson, manager of Nahiku
Rubber Co., was passenger to Homo
lulu on Wednesdays Claudine.
Gerrit p. Wilder has sent to Maui
about so bundles of choice hibiscus
cuttings. They were sent to ". A.
Vetlesen. for distribution. Maui peo-
pie were particularly pleased with the
slips.
On Wednesday afternoon of this
week the ladies' of Kahului were In
vited to the parsonage to look over
the building, and to see what was
needed to be done in the way Of reno
waiting and preparing the house for
Rev. and Mrs. Howard Harris, who
1t was decided to refinish and repaint
the floors, look over the screens and
put up new shades, and do as much
more as possible at a later date. The
work as mentioned is to be undertak.
en- at once. Mrs Ed Walsh, Mrs.
Captain Parker and Mrs. H. K. Dun
can were selected as a committee for
this work.
A large committee of which Mrs.
Frank Stevens is chairman was also
appointed to prepare for the recep-
ton to the new pastor and his wife,
which is to be given on April 18th at
the church. This is to be a public re.
ception and all Maui people are in
vited to attend Mr. III. X. Duncan
and Mrs. E. r. Bevins were appointed
two members of a committee, they to
appoint other members, to get up an
entertainment for the benefit of the
parsonage fund They have called 4
public meeting of all the Kahului peo-
pie at the church next Tuesday even
ing to talk over the matter of an en-
tertainment which is to provide ways
and means for the renovation of the
parsonage. 1t is expected that the
which Is to be appointed
that evening, will plan an elaborate
entertainment, which will attempt to
raise large sum of money at one
time
The standing committee Of the Ka-
hului church has made arrangements
to thoroughly clean the house and j
yard of the parsonage preparatory to
the coming of the new minister Rev.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris are expected on
the incoming Monoa. 1t is possible
they may decide to remain in Homo
ulu over Sunday as they have had |
very urgent invitations to do so.
The committee of the Waikiki |
Union Church have definitely decided |
upon the evening of April eighteenth |
,or the staging of Red Riding Hood, |
which is being worked up by Mrs.
Louise Chisholm Jones and bevy OF |
children. 1t will be most attractive |
play, and it is expected that there will |
De record-breaking house to see the |
The children of the is
and are anxious to see the play and |
here will probably be a chiEdren's per-
Torrance given on Friday afternoon |
or the benefit of the little people, |
Who want to see their friends on the |
stage.
On Good Friday evening at half past |
seven at the Waikiki Union Church |
he second, free organ recital will be |
given. Mrs. J. Charles Villiers will |
assist Miss Mary z. Hoffman, by rem
lering two selections on the organ.
1rs. Louise Chisholm Jones and the
church choir will be assisted by Mr..
Harry Washburn Baldwin.
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