Social Notes From May Day Festivities and Gatherings
The Hawaii newspaper notes social events and notices across communities. Highlights include Maypole celebrations with Mrs. Hens tricks and Mrs. Tucker staging a May Day program, notable arrivals and visitors such as Mrs. Kitent and the Kitents reception, concerts, school events, and dinners at the Alexander Young and Moana hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alway A Kithtay
Oeburhi
Punt
Hens
Mile
Annie Tawker
Che Mays
Enniilitees
Chiidelty Hall
Aguer
Mary Mesanitur
Abie How
Crit
Abs Thur
Hiwell
Prater
Pompion
Murnehain
Litine
Clayton Owehil
Woodford
Auetin
Bel
Atlee Tharton
Minnetta
Uraian
Prenet
Stee
G Waterton
Chalnamn
Sten Flying Wront
Mire
Arthde Alexander
Mpa
Bendder Punch
Mre
Mureington
Mixed Sports For Glorious Fourth At Hawaii Meet
Jark Scully plans a Fourth of July meet with a mixed program on the League ground. Marathon hopes fade as a 10 mile race features Downey, Brow, and Search among others. Possible events include a mile, half mile, sprints, and novelty races. Local travel limits may affect attendance, but organizers aim to offer a varied program to keep holiday crowds engaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jark Scully
Hinfretden
Downey
Enon
Jackson
Charité
Kuoo
Ted Milled
Hilo
Honolua
Hawaii
Hamakua
Fine Game For Tomorrow At Leilehua
A large crowd is expected for the GoW at Leilehua home of the troopers with five exvt cary set to perform. The event draws ticketed interest and a $1.25 return fare, while operations and guards ponder last min plans. The piece notes uncertainty about attendance and timing as fans await Sunday updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leiletua
Wikiwikt
Ueket
Guarda
Phu
Port Shaffer
Secretaries invited to submit club event programs
Officials or authorized representatives of clubs are requested to send a full list of scheduled events for inclusion in the program. Communications should be addressed to the Sporting Editor, Evening Bulletin, June 11. MG A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Bulletin
Wall Cup Tennis Play Starts Monday
The men s single tournament for the A C Wall Cup begins Monday at 4 PM on the Heretanta tennis club courts. Twenty entries include oldtimers and newcomers Gee Page and Sutton Will be near the top by week s end. Players Castle Warren Lowrey are favored to reach the semi finals as the opening rounds start Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Lellebta
Counems
W.L. Warren
Yg. Page
M—R. Rietow
Hame
Richards
A. R. Cunha
Sutton
C. G. Bockus
Amen
Vod
Cline
Heretanta Tennis Club
Welock
Wyly Warren
Gee
Page
Castie
Warren
Lowrey
Ikely
Castle
Tel C
Mr. Fraxter
Qumbere
Bulletin
Two Big Baseball Games at Kamehameha Grounds
News notes from Kamehameha Schools report two afternoon baseball games on the Kameha mele grounds. A Test game features the High School against St Laure College, followed by a Kamu vs Oulu College matchup. Kam players include George Kinney behind the bat and Akina pitching. notes mention limited practice and weak hitting in recent drills. The second team clash between Kameha mele School and Alllolant College is set for Monday at 3 o'clock on the former’s ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kamehameha
St Laure College
Kims
Oulu College
Kamu
Akre
George Kinney
Neha
Collee
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FORD
Suriivers
Mine Tucker
Mra Crnecett
Mrs. Prearyehuris
Mise Tucker
May Pole Danwe
Longpres
Mroc
Pant de Langyie
Paling
Alaninia
Moyd Childs
Pantily Langyre
Pansion School
Mme
Oahu College
Charles R. Helv Halats
Panshow Preparatory
Seluot
Hergstrom
Orhein
New York
Cobencia
Clever Motors
Diana
Willsher
Alexander Young, Royal Hawaiian
Moana
San Francisco
Wiliam Williamson
Alexander Youn
Min. Whitehower
Kaal
Mise Irene Dickson
Mine Ada Rhodes
Chillingworth
A. 8
Robertson
GW. Kneus
1. Chillingworth
H. Bruns
R. Paris
T. Cummins
W. Dickson
Gil Brown
P Schmidt
C. Stillman
Belatunier
Vincent Kiteat
Wellington
6Th Cavalry
Fromt Tenbera
Winkton
Honolulu
Alexander Scott
Palatoipata
Scott
Walter Frear
Vicw
Pairbanks and Family
Leopold Blacknan
Kuiniki
Hawall Herald
Hill Hampton
Guards
Deane
Peewee
Leilehua
MG. A
Kam
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