The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-06-14
MAUNAOLU HAS n
. Y. memorial DAY
Maui Seminary Renders Well.
Balanced Program RepIete
With Patriotic Thought 4

|, The pupils pf Maunaolu Seminary
last Thursday afternoon gave 4 patti.
otto Memorial Day program, says the
Maui News in last Fridays issue.
Songs, recitations, exercises and
readings all brought home most fore
IDLY the meaning Of Memorial Day
and the necessities of the present
time. Wv s n, ~ =.
/. In response to the question "what
have you been doing this year to
show that you are loyal citizens" the
following list was given by the chill
dren: IS. :.
Saving food, wheatless days, Thrift
Stamps, meatless days, Red Gross
work, war gardens, studying faithful
ly, War Savings Stamps, no waste---
food or clothing, Belgian baby (they
support q Belgian orphan); letters
(they wrote many letters home and
TO friends telling of the need of con
servation and thrifty.
The children voted TO continue their
loyalty work during vacation.
The following program was given
by the pupils Of Maunaolu Seminary:
AAACAAhoAAaA SoI GEOkNoh
Song" Star Spangled Banner"
Flag Salute
Why do we have Memorial Dayf
Reading--P ...............
Eva Enamoto, Evangeline Ralston,
= Bella Wailehua
Song" Battle Hymn of the Repub.
lie ...............N Fourth Grade
Exercise--"Memorial Day in War
Times ................
Esther Fearey, Lilinoe Rowland,
Rose Chun, Ellen Luke
Song" America the Beautiful
Memorial Day ......,.. Fourth Grade
Beading" Lincoln's Gettysburg Ad-
Recita ai Hats on, the Flag ' Is
Passing BY" ,....: Elsie Goidstoue
Reading Primaries" The Blue and
the Gray" ............ Rose Chun
song-..'K,sssp the Home Fires
Burning -. -. -. -. -. 80.
Question---What are you going to do
this summer to show that you are
good citizens3
Song America, 8 stanzas (ffth
stanza) &.
"God bless our splendid men,
Send them safe home again,
h God save our men!
Happy and glorious
Dauntless and chivalrous
Winners of freedom,
God save our men,"
Graduates Entertained
Thursday evening, May 80, the
seventh grade girls Of Maunaolu Semi
nary, paia, gave a dinner in honor of
the two graduates Of the class of 1918,
the trustees, the faculty and few
at the. long tables in the dining room
of Baldwin Hall.
It was an unique event, for the ex.
cellent three-cOurse dinner was cook
ed entirely by the girls and proved
the best of demonstrations of their
vocational training under the direction
of the matron, Miss Hill. A most
rapid service of the different viands
was rendered by the sixth grade girls
clad in aprons and caps of mattresses.
An elaborate address of welcome
was most clearly given by one of the
older girls and Mrs. A. c. Bowdish
spoke in an interesting manner upon
1.-THE Future Woman"
Later in the evening an amusing
play portraying the dream of little
girl who rebelled against household
tasks was well-rendered in the school
lanai play house. The remainder of the
evening was devoted to dancing 1t
was a most enjoyable and successful
event.
Among those present in addition to
the faculty and students were Mr.. and
Mrs. H. w. Rice, Rev. and Mrs. A. c.
Bowdish, Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Sloggett,
Rev. and Mrs. r. B. Dodge, Mr. and
Mrs. W. F. Hardy, Mrs. Kimball, DR..
w. D. Baldwin, D. @. Lindsay, Mr.
Judd, and others.