The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-20
BRIGHT CARRIED
|. FORESTERSP PARADE
Birthday Of Court LunahIo Is
Marked BY Street and
Lodge Features

1 Ancient Order Of ForesteTs, yesterday
afternoon, this procession Icing the
first part of the celebration in com,
,memoration of the thirty sixth ami.
tversary of Court LunaliIo No. 5000.
The procession started from the K
of P. hall at half-past two clock and
proceeded along Beretania street to
Aala Park, thence to King street, and
to the Capitol grounds, where a group
picture of the members was taken, on
the palace steps.
From the Capitol the parade moved
to the X. of p. hall via Miller and
Beretania streets, where more than
ninety new members of the order went
through the tOrtures of initiation.
Order Of March
The parade, which was one Of the
largest and best of its kind ever given
In Honolulu, was conducted In the fol.
lowing order;
Mounted patrol.
Hawaiian band
Deputy High Chief Ranger Short
with wOOdwArds as aides, the wood
wards carrying axes.
Deputy High Chief Ranger Beers
with beadles as aides, the beadles car.
rying horns.
Officers past and present in uniform,
as follows: Manuel X. Richards, Jas
Kaulia, Henry van Giesen, B. j.
Wright, E. J. Crawford, George Maile,
j. Ordenstein, c. H. Rose, W. AHA
Sam Manu-, Doctor Morong, George
Thompson, j. Kekuewa, David Trask
J. G. Anderson, F. J. RObello, n. Fer.
nandez, W. Keile.
, The Candidates
Candidates numbering ninety foni
and including Fred Beckley, A. W. An
derson, A. X! Arnold, Louis Blanchard
W. Bortreld, Chas. Costa, Chas. Della
; nux, John CRUDE, W. A. Hall, c. J
, Holt, w. X. Hutchinson Jr., Solomon
, Kuahine, r. X. Kane, d. c. Kamau
ora, Dan Kamahu, l.. A. LobeIl. W J
LilliS. lanes Lemon, Jas. F. Macken
. zie, Stephen Mahaulu, George Miranda
=. Henry X. Dana, A. P. !. Sullivan
c. B. Pangelinan, W. Punohu, Ella
T. 'Poaha, KaIani G. Peters, July Paka
3 @. Z. Piltz, Lonis Self, Ed Ewift
+ Thos. Treadway, Manuel X. Smith
Thos. X. Ulukou, B. ?. Fabian.
Aides to candidates, as follows
: Thos. Saffrey, Michael, Ianua, W. A
Ke-ne, Sam White, Robert Bicknell, J
a s. Nobriga, George Wond, Sam Lrhua
= Isaac Kaopua, J. Waikaloa, John Fern
y Ed Kekuewa.
y The Flag, supported by R. Dushal
: sky.
. Members in uniform, numbering
about five hundred.
Court Canoes Strong
Banner.
IL Deputy High Chief Ranger Vincen
y Fernandez
g Chief Ranger o. P. soares, and of
ficers
: Tortured candidates.
= Other candidates.
Members.
!, The marshals of the day were Jo
u Richards, Ed Hopkins, Willie Mile
J., and A. X. Vierra, mounted on fer,
steeds.
Candidates Furnished Comedy
II The" candidates, each bearing som
sign of his calling, marched under
" strong guard. The multitude cheere'
y and ieered as they passed by, and whel
l. they arrived at the scene of the mi
tintion ceremony, fifteen lusty noun
I, tain goats bleated in joyful anticipa
Il ton.
r Court Canoes made a splendid show
II ing, the makeup of their candidate
Z being splendid.
II About FIVE hundred members Of tn
e order marched in the parade and pre-
! scented a striking appearance wit
their white shirts, black trousers an
Il green hats.
&, Robin Hoods Band
" The past and present officers of tn
!. courts wer" effectively carried in gree
J. inckets, yellow pants, top boots an,
}, green caps, and looked, for all tn
= world as if they had stepped out OF
l. chapter of a novel dealing with til
o DAYS of Robin Hood.
t AS soon as the initiation exercise
/, were over and the candidates. sore hu
Il happy, had recovered from the effect
e Of their examination the member
dispersed and set ont for the residenc
Il Of Junior Past Chief Ranger Manut
k Richards, Kamehameha ~ road, wher
IS luau was waiting their attention.
II The guests were ushered into an in
IS mense lanai beneath the shade O
y which seven great tables awaited III
e advancing host The festal hall wa
!, bright with flags, greenery and Fore'
It ter emblems. .
l. While the company were doing iul
z tice to the good things provided,
double quintet played selections oil
and new.
@ The tables were capably served b
e corns of Young ladies, as active a
. they were pretty.
y Over the wreck of the repas
} speeches were made in response to tn
l. call of Toastmast er James Kaulia, VIII
/ was in his happiest vein and who di
l. charged the duties Of his Office wit
ii n witty urbanity which kept the crow
: on good terms with themselves the OF
< tire evening.
y Luau Addresses
# ToastmaSt"r Kanlia, after havin
l. formally welcomed the guests and give
Il brief history of Court Lunalilo, Gale
# on Deputy High Chief Ranger J. "
Short for a speech. Short resnonde
ably with an eulOgy on Forestry /
General. and on the record Of Cour
a Lunalilo in particular.
:, MnvOr Lane spoke of the progress q
Court LunalilO and expressed a hop
th"t tive narahP would he made m .,
Ill e a.