The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-23

Carnival in suspension; Carnival
with one eye on the weather and the
other on today's program Carnival
takink a big breath for a full week 3
splurge-this Carnival occupied Homo.
lulu yesterday. ~.
It was an impatient Spirit. Satnr.
day nights fete whetted its appetite
and tho rain did not quench its thirst.
II awaits the. Big Noise. 1t is Carnt.
val on it's toes, despite its observance
OF the Sabbath. f..|
And its observance was deep and
sincere. Sunday was not a hiatus in
Carnival week. II was a Carnival Sun.
day. . ~.
There was not beggar on the
streets, nor a person who was i'll who
had not at his hand remedy or re.
lief, nor a human in want who did
not have some person willing to as.
sist him IL he would make himself
known. .-, q
Sunday Honolulu Has Spirit
7 So Sunday Honolulu, in the fullness
of its Carnival spirit, observed its un.
commercial gala time, its second day
Of merriment ,&ns
From the solemn mass, presided over
by army chaplains in a House devoted
to preparation for War, attended by
men who had finished that preparation,
to the services of the evening where
men lent themselves to the Academies
Of peace or war, this was still Car
nipnL "A a. E ~. "..
Military bands played King Car
nival e airs and peculiarly Hawaiian
II,.n ar.s. - !,
storm, dohned King CarnivaPs eolors.
1T raincd last nighttin "a very half
hearted sort of a way but it was gay
and hright with nature 3 festive eolors
as well rs man 3 yesterday afternoon
at Waikiki and those other places
where King Carnival elected N hold
court. q %e,..'' a ."I't p ~ W.
Churches Honor Washington Eg.
: Through the inadvertence Of haste
on the part of managers yesterday
morning = mass swaF announced TO
take place in the cathedral instead of
the Armofy. This was a special fea,
tnre of the special services held In all
the churches, and the error was cor.
reeted with little Inconvenience 10
anyone, In the Evagelieal churches
md others the citv's pastors devoted
their sermons, to the spirit, IL not OF
P Cprpival tn that Of Washington, to
whom Carnival itself bends knee, in.
!h,"trd also to the first President and
whpt he stood for. - T.
The baseball series was played un,
der happier auspices The skies smiled
for it. Added to the sporting pro,
gram was the Carnival basketball
series between teams representing the
SERVICES, which opened at the Armory
in til afternoon. To this was added
tennis at the Moana.
WAIKIKI Big Attraction ". r.
Put the holiday crowd in largest
r"mE"rs sought the beach and the
Kapiolani Park. At the first named
the attraction of Nature herself need
Cd p" asris sta nee, and at the second the
Cavalry band charmed thousands. Con
ductor Qninto and his fnely-trained
men rendered a program worthy OF
serious musical attention and ono
which pleased to the final extent il
was new to norolnlans; il the army
folk had heard it before they have
been luckier than suspected.
The patriotism of war and the pa,
tFlOliN'l w Pth'e, V'tcn HUntlu- Nv "
man worthy to maintain it, occupied
the attention Of all the Opera House
could hold. when, with the end of day
the city turned to consideration OF
1.-THE serious in their Carnival Spirit
After all II Was not NO far removed
from those things, CARRIED in higher
sounding titles, that delude the
learned, .'~.} Va. &
CaIniysl Unlcashed. 's|, IVES -" Ks
And today is Carnival unIeashed! Il
'. From the "fiIes on parade and
tbrilr rvthm insnired motion, to the
,chpA" ut Moilii'i--today Is Carnival. r.
W" have it on the authority of the
otffipI program that this is the third