The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-05-26

The program for the Punahou ami.
versaryI celebration, has been complete.
ly changed. The revised program is
printed in full above. The alterations
from the original are as follows:
:. The pageant is changed from Tbura.
day to Wednesday; Punahou Day from
wednesday to Thursday links night,
alumni night and Punahou. parents
meeting are entirely omitted Alumni
night end jinks night will be combined
into one program, given Thursday noon
after. lunch. It is believed that tn.
new program. win enable practically
everybody fully to join in the celebra,
The Anniversary exercises to be held
Tuesday evening win be a commemorh:
ton program. Judge Sanford B. Dole
viii preside Mrs. B. +. Dillingham;
win read her poem written for the sew,
onty-ffth anniversary. William R,
Castle win speak of the historic founda
ticn of the school and DR.. Doremus
Scpdder, representing the American
Board Of Foreign Missions, will brifg
tbs message of the board, under whose
anspicesthe mission was founded. Prof.
Charles M. Gayley of the University of
California and Prof. William LYON
Phelps Of Yale University will deliver
addresses. There will be special music
under the direction of Walter F. Dill.
lingham
Special Music For Pageant
Phe PunahoU pageant will be pre-
sented on Alexander Field, Wednesday
at three o'clock. The book is written
by Ethel n. Damon, and illustrated bv
Jessie Q. Shaw, J. May Fraser and
James A. Wilder. The committee in
charge of the presentation consists Of
Mary +. Whine, chairman, Mrs. Isaac
NJ. Cox, Beatrice Castle, Gerrit P. Wild
or and Ethel M. Damon. Ell" Young
Cerrethers 10 master of the pageant.
In addition to the book itself which
has special interest and merit the pa-
geant will have much music written Is!
peeially for itby Mrs. waiter ft.9Frear,
Margaret II. Clarke, Vernon e.. Tenney,
Phillip H. Dodge and Mrs. Isaac N.
Cox. Rehearsals of the pageant and
music have been in progress for some
time. The 'Hawaiian episodes in}charke
Of Mrs. a, r. Taylor will be among the
most striking features Of the pageant.
special Costumes --- b.. ,r-- .' -
Costumes are being made to conform
to the fashions of the respective periods
of the pageant. Mrs. Wade Warren
Thayef Is chairman of the costumes
committee. The pageant book win be
on sale prior to the event. The read.
ing of the book. will add greatly to
the enjoyment of the pageant. - 4
Tickets for the pageant will be sold
for fifty cents, the announcement of
tire places and arrangements for the
sale of tickets will be made later. n
To Make II A Holiday -
Thursday is to be Punahou Day I'm |
real earnest. An effort is being made |
to have 1t practically Punahou hoh4
day Persons interested in the college !
will spend large part of the day on 4
the campus. There will be lively |
program and plenty of good fellowship |
all day. W.R. Castle is chairman Of !
the committee. 1t is his intention to |
secure the cooperation of the business
men Of the city in allowing as many of !
the members Of their force Nc possible !
to join in the celebration, between the |
hours Of eleven aud twO-thirty especial,
Iv
The day will open with reception /
to all PunahOu given by President and
Mrs. Griaiths and the trustees and their J
wives. assisted by Prof. and Mrs. W. l.. |
Phelps and Prof. Charles NJ. Gayley.
The program includes playing many Of
PunahOu's historic games. Some Of
the old boys of the school are looking
these up and preparing suitable nipple.
ments Of warfare by which they may
he played. The committee in charge
is George z, Castle, Joseph F. Elmer.
son, and A. +. Cooke. Aipuni, wick /
cts lave Pio and ku nihi will be resur.
rected from the hoary past ~
Judge In Classic Role 9E'tP' 49, ID
Judge William l., whitney is the
committee especially in charge of
" Niger baby. ~ His appointment to