The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-07-01
MAUI IS READY
TO CELEBRATE
JULY FOURTH
Dance Tomorrow Night, Com
munity Exercises Sunday
Evening, Racing and Polo
Matches Monday.

Evening, Racing and Polo
Matches Monday.
Celebration of the Fourth of July
in Central and East Maui will start
Saturday evening with jolly dance
under the auspices of the Maui
County Fair and Racing Assoc alton
arranged by it's entertainment COM
mittee of which Joe MeinCke is the
head. He announces that the decora-
tions of the Territorial Building,
where the dance is to be held will be
made under direction of Mrs. Fantom
who supervised the decorations for
the well remembered New Years
Ball of six months ago The floor of
| the building will have been put in
| the best condition, also, there will be
| appropriate music to the occasion and
for the dance and it will be the big
social event of the summer season.
| The general public as well as men,
bers of the Association is cordially
| invited and some pleasant surprises
are promised.
The committee has been disappoint
ed in securing vocal number from
Miss Sadie Carey. The charming
young singer would have contributed
to the entertainment but for the in
disposition of her mother which ne
cessitates their leaving for home to-
night.
At the dance according to arrange
ments made, there will be an an
nouncement of the result of the heavy
weight battle in New Jersey.
| No baseball or other public affairs
have been planned for Sunday with
the exception of patriotic community
ceremonies under the auspices of the
Kahului Young Mems Association to
be held in the Kahului Community
House.
Big Race Card
| Monday morning, the day of cele-
bration, 145th anniversary of the sign
| ing of the declaration of indepen-
| dence, the Fair and Racing Associa-
! tiou again takes up its program start
| ing the day with races at the Fair
| Grounds beginning at $50. Twenty
| races are announced by the commit
| tee composed of F. B. Cameron, w.
| A. Clark, Louis Won Tempsky, Dan T.
Carey, and Angus McPhee. In addi-
| ton to such post entries as may be
| made there are about 70 entries in
the program which the committee has
prepared. Officials of the races are
H. A. Baldwin, Dan T. Carey and A.
w. Collins, judges; Louis Won Temp
sky, judges clerk; f. H. Locey and
Harry Holt, starters; George II. Farms
worth, clerk of the course; John Bow
er, paddock judge d. c. Lindsay and
]. ]. Walsh, timers, and P. H. Ross,
| clerk of the scales.
Welcome Boy and Denevro will
furnish the sport in the harness
events and in the free for all running
events will be seen Knight O. Glenn,
Waimea, Silbourne, Dick Tilburn, Ka-
| piolani, Mort, Remark, The Calmer
and others. The running off the best
program seen on Maui in years will
take the morning and on into the af-
| ternoon. From the advance sales OF
reserved seats it is evident there will
be record crowd in attendance.
Though the races will extend
| through and over the lunch hour there
will be no need to bring lunches or
go hungry. A committee under the
direction of Lady Macfarlane will sell
lunches and will put up special boxes
where orders are placed in advance.
the proceeds going to fund for
dental clinic at the sanitarium. 9th
er refreshments such as candies and
soft drinks will be sold by a COM
mittee under direction of Mrs. Harry
Bohr for the benefit of the orphanage
funds. Leis and flowers will also be
sold for the benefit of the same fund.
Free Polo Match
At the close of the races the polo
grounds will be the mecca of all
sportsmen for there is to be played
a match between the Maui and Oahu
teams beginning at o'clock to which
no admission is to be charged. The
Oahu team sent its ponies over on
the Kilauea arriving Tuesday and the
players themselves will be here Sat
urday morning The Oahu team has
been having opportunity for practice
against other teams which the Maui
players have not enjoyed. There
have been two Oahu teams meeting
at least once a week and the Homo
lulu players have also had games
with strong Army team, said to be
the best the Army has had in years.
Thus Monday will be day filled
with sport until we'll on toward sun
set and the Maui County Fair and
Racing Association keeps up its re-
cord for furnishing the best of amuse
ment and entertainment for Maui
folk on holidays. While there will
be about 100 Foresters who will go
to Hilo to the annual convention their
absence will be in part made up for
by party of hikers from the Trail
and Mountain Association of Homo
lulu that is expected to arrive on the
Kilauea tonight.