Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-06-19
-AE GLORIOUS FOURTH
SUCCESSFUL uEEr,Ne AND srECIAI,
COMMITTEES ALI APPoINrED,
Question oC BaiI Defcrrcd = Another
Mect,nG saturday EVen,ax-LarEe
Surplu. nom last Year.

There was a fairly satisfactory
response yesterday evening to the
call of Consul General Mills for u
meeting to arrange for the oole'
bration of tho Fourth of July,
Commencement exercises at Oahu
College doubtless kept many
away
Mr., Mills having called the
meeting to order, Dr. j, ). Nc.
Grew was elected chairman, and
Il. G, Smith secretary,
q. W, Smith, chairman of the
general committee of 1895, read u
financial report, showing tho
handsome balance OF S5lS,O3 in
the fund
The meeting elected the follow
ing general committee of twenty
one FOR this years celebration,
j. w Jones, w. III. Hoogs, G.,
w. Smith, j. A. Gilman, II. ID.
Teuney, Il. A. Jones, l.. X. Nc
Grew, w. p. Boyd, j. A, McCand-
lass, Geo. Stratemeyer, j. A, Ken
ncdy, W. G., Ashley, j. $, Martin,
L. Is. McStocker, Ed Towse, ID.
W. Corbett, W. Q. Parke, j. IL.
Fisher, John Wright, W. 9. Wild
er, Jr,, W. II. Harrington,
Later, on the suggestion of
Chairman Smith, the following
active workers in previous cele-
brations were added to the com
mlttoe. Il. b, Murray, L. II. Ian
sing, DIR. j. s. McGrew, w. +.
Allen, w. II. Sims, Col. II. II Nc
Lean, Il. @. Smith, M. M. Scott,
A. V. Gear, G. w. r. King, Capt.
Good, Capt. Paul Smith and Maj.
Mcleod.
j.. X. McGrew moved the fol-
lowing resolution, which was re-
ferred to the general committee
for consideration and report:
Resolved, That the Chairman
of this meeting be and hereby is
instructed to appoint committee
10 consist of five American citi-
2ens, for the purpose Of organiZ-
ing n permanent Fourth of July
Association, such committee to re-
port at the next called meeting OF
the Fourth of July Committee"
The meeting adjourned and the
general committee went into ses-
sion. q. W. Smith was elected
permanent chairman, and +. O,
Smith permanent secretary.
Offers for cooperation from the
Son of Revolution and the Sons
of Veterans were accepted with
thanks.
After the election Of additional
members of the committee, as al
rendy noted, the following sub
committees were appointed:
Literary and Music ~ W. r
FarringtOn, Ed. Towse, A. V
Genr, N. NJ. Scott, W. g. Parke.
Picnic and Grounds w. G
Ashley, W. r. Hoogs, J.. X
McGrew, D. W. Corbett, Johr
Wright.
Fireworks j. A. Kennedy, +
u. McStocker, j. $. Martin, 7. B
Murray, W. II. Sims.
Sports J.W. Jones, w. G. vii
der, Jr., W. @. Parke, Ed. Towse
r. +. Lansing.
Decoration Geo. Stratemeyer
W. "A. Boyd, CIV. II. King.
Finance Il. A. Jones, II. ID
Tenney, Col. w. Il. Allen, D. A
McCandless, }. A. Gilman, Capt
Good.
Salute and Bands Col. r. II
Mclean, Lieut.. Col. j. II. Fisher
Maj. Mcleod, Capt. Paul Smith.
The question Of whether or no
the day should wind up with
ball was deferred until the ad
journed committee meeting.
Votes of thanks were passed Il
Consul General Mills for his nc
ton in the preliminaries, and Il
Thomas Krouse for the use Of th
hotel parlors. The committe
then adjourned to meet Mt th
samo place at 1880 Saturday even
ing.
Oil paintings to be properl