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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1911
Page
2
Graduates of the preparatory department and senior program receive diplomas and certificates in a formal ceremony. Notable attendees include faculty members and local officials as the program features musical selections, scenes, and a benediction.
A Dublin era style report notes the Holy Ghost festival in Honolulu drawing up to 10,000 attendees. Bishop Lutwrt carried the crown to the repository while offerings were presented. The poor were fed after dawn with a high festival mass at 10:8 and a special feast at 1 pm for twelve city paupers, six Hawaiians, and others receiving new clothes.
Wailuku and Makawao teachers will meet at Pala school on Monday June 1 to hear the annual program. Highlights include The Fall System of Reading, Story Work in Third Grade, and a close demonstration. Additional sessions cover current math topics and reading, with a focus on improving student outcomes in Maui schools.
Students at St Louis College staged The Dead Wittens a drama based on historical acts. Leon Storting led as William the Conqueror while Richard Hike of Kent and Henry Lord of Palmonath shared pivotal roles. The cast, including Herman, Wille Lula, and Thevenin, drew strong audience praise from peers and families.
Chalenan H. P. Wand named to represent the Territory at the Pan American exposition. A long list of commission chairmen was named for the board of commissioners including education, agriculture, commerce, transportation, irrigation, ethnology, and more. Features proposed include a special Maui exhibit and broader displays.
The Gui College calendar lists a full commencement week program on Oahu with multiple events. Examinations and alumni activities are scheduled between June 11 and June 22, including campus ceremonies and the commencement exercise.
A compilation of dispatches mentions Hawaii events including Kealakekua speed showing, new restaurant near a bank, Dr Rak building a home for a Japan evangelist Mr Okamura, and a Koun hospital with a Japanese drug store nearby. A Pins Bank of Hilo branch gains an automobile to boost district business. The BidKe Winery, under manager Mr asdale, is set for May 23 with related local notes on Kohala and nearby communities.
An invitational Kamehameha Schools alumni dinner drew a smaller crowd with several tables empty. Hon. Kelitnot urged graduates to advance the school through leadership, mentorship, and active support, while Hon. Cottrill, W. C. Smith, and others praised brotherhood, manhood, and future directors for the commonwealth.
Plans call for a summer construction of a rear annex to Charles R. Bishop Hall on Oahu College grounds. The $10,000 project, designed by Kimory & Webb, will add recitation rooms and mirror the existing building in style to accommodate school growth.
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