Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-29

Among those VINO VIII enter the noI-
NAL next term are Ruth Feary, Elsie
CrCweH, Amy Mahikoa, and Idna Muir
ray. Miss ]. Wilcox enters Punahou
academy.
The first of the commencement ex>
ercises will be held in the Bishop Me-
mortal chapel tomorrow morning at
IL O'Clock. The Bachelors Club, COM
posed of former students Of Kameha-
meha, will attend the services in
body. In the evening at s O'Clock the
installation of officers will be held in
the chapel.
Cadet Captain Theodore Awano
and Lieut. W. Napihaa will continue
school at Punahou academy next term.
Both students are strong men on the
track and Punahou will be strength
ened a great deal next year with these
two athletes on the team. G. Manoka
intends to take another years course
at Kamehameha.
The following officers will retire
from service with the cadet battalion
at the installation of officers tomor-
row evening: Major ]. Mckinney,
Captains T. Awana, G. Manoha, F.
Ellis, Lieuts. w. Napihaa, J. Akimo,
D. Kahanamoku, A. Kalanihuia, NJ.
Koani, j. Shipman. Sergts ]. kaha-
kua, w. Smith, A. \Aki and K. Hipa.
The senior classes of both depart
ments have finished their examina-
tons and are now enjoying recreation
after a strenuous term just closed.
the midgets' division, Princeton for
an automobile trip to Haleiwa last
Saturday, which, needless to say, the
boys, enjoyed very much.
There are now IA boys athletic
teams actively competing at the Set
tlement Eight are engaged in bas-
ket ball series, three indoor has aball,
and three in an all-round champion.
ship competition. The Allegro Broth
erhood, Junior and Midget teams are
all named after states: Arizona, Tex
as, Wyoming Colorado. Nevada, Penn
sylvania, Tennessee, New York, Mon
tana and Kansas. The series prom
ises to be an exciting one. The
schedule calls for series of games
lasting six weeks, and three challenge
cups are put up for the winning
teams.
The "E and A" Club at Palama Set
tlement continues to lengthen its
cords and strengthen its stakes. It's
membership of lis is IA live member
ship, for by the boys own rules all
absentees are fired the third eonsec-
utiye week of absence. At their last
meeting 20 boys were, lined up for
Sgt. O'Keefe's instruction in march
ing, drill and calisthenics. One squad
is busy practicing a tumbling and
pyramid act next month. A very en-
joyable hike was taken by the club
last week to the top Of Tantalus. The
athletic championship shield compe-
tition between teams ~ B and C gets
more intense as the end draws nearer.
10y ri.
The Allegro Brotherhood, Junior
and Midget Championship Shield COM
petitions which have been going. on
for six months, were concluded early
this month, the winners in the three
divisions being respectively liar
ward. Leland Stanford" and Prince
ton" Harvard" defeated west
Point" by only awo an ohe-hdalf
points. 253h-251. LELAND Stanford"
defeated California" 23S-182. The
Midget "Princetons" won out from
Cornell" 276k-19S points,
Palama Settlements troop of Boy
Scouts (Honolulu ~ defeated Homo
lulu Nv. 1.-THE Queens OWN 50 points
to in an aquatic meet which was
held Saturday afternoon in the Pala-
ma Settlement swimming tank. The
result will probably be very differ.
ent when the Palama boys accept
their opponents challenge to swim in
open water.
DR.. Arthur Jackson gave an exam
nation to the Palama Settlement Boy
Scouts who have been taking instruc-
ton in first aid to the injured Four
teen of the boys passed. They are
now taking instruction in signalling,
semaphore and international Morse,
under the leadership of Signaller Tho
mas WEIGH, Fort Shafter Signal
Corps.