The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-10-16
ORGANIZATION OF
COLLEGE MEN.
University Association of Hawaii
Begins Business.
JUSTICE JUDD AS PRESIDENT.
Will Have Two Meetings Each Year Once
Around the Festive Board-Constitution
Adopted-Many Colleges and Universities
Represented-Fi Gathering in December.

| Iner6 were tWenty-1Our graduates
representing thirteen American col
| leges and universities gathered at the
Y. NJ. c. A. hall Thursday afternoon
| in response to the call issued by J. T.
Crawley and others, to organize a
| University Association in Honolulu.
While those assembled did not repre-
sent all the college graduates of the
city there were quite enough to war
rant going ahead with the organiza-
tion, collecting the first initiation fees
and instructing the executive commit
| tee to make arrangements for the first
meeting to be held sometime in De-
cember
| The meeting was called to order by
]. T. Crawley. Rev. d. P. Birnie was
| appointed temporary chairman and J.
| T. Crawley secretary. Mr.. Crawley,
who has been the active agent of this
new organization, distributed slips of
| paper on which those present wrote
| their names, degrees and colleges or
| universities from which the degrees
were obtained. The following list was
| the result:
Albert Francis Judd, Yale Universi-
| ty, A. B. 1862, A. M 1865; LII. D. 1894.
Douglas Putnam Birnie, A. B. Yale
University, 1878.
William D. Alexander, Yale Univer-
sity, B. A 1855, NJ A. 1858.
Winfred Howard Babbitt, A b.,
Williams College, 1895.
Rev Charles M. Hyde, Williams Col
lege A. B. 1852, A. M. 1855, D. D. 1872.
Nathaniel Bright Emerson, Williams
College, A. B. 1865, A NJ. 1868, M. D.,
New York College of Physicians and
Surgeons, 1869.
Albert Lloyd Colston, C. E., Cornell
University, 1895.
George Harrison De La Vergne, Colo
rado College, Phi. B. 81, Cornell Uni
versity, LII B. '94.
Arthur Burdette ingalls,, Amherst,
A. B. 80, A. NJ. '93.
Charles A. Peterson, Amherst, A B.
70, A NJ "a, NJ D., Medical Depart
ment Columbia College, "a.
Serene E. Bishop, Amherst, A B.
'46, D. D. '96.
Sidney Miller Ballou, A. B., Harvard,
1898.
William Austin Whiting, Harvard
A. B. II, Boston University, LII. B.,
1879.
]. T. Crawley a. B., Harvard, go
Walter Maxwell, A NJ, Harvard, 80
John Leadingham. Oberlin College,
B. A, 'S3, A. NJ. '93
Wallace Rider Harrington, B. s.,
Maine State College, 81.
Charles William Dickey, B. s., Mas
sachusetts Institute of Technology, '94.
H. w. Peck, B. A & s., Victoria Uni
versity; B. A, Toronto University;
NJ. A, Toronto University.
A. V Gear, A. B., University of Cali
fornia, 81.
T. J. Penfeld. A. B., Wittenberg Col
lege, 80.
Lyle A. Dickey, A B., Yale Univer-
sity, 81; LII. B., Lake Forest Uni
versity. 1894
John Quinly Wood A B., Wesleyan
| University, 1890.
| Willard Ives Warriner, Phi. B., Wes-
leyan University, 'S9.
| Judge Frear, Yale University.
Mr.. Crawley then presented a draft
of a constitution which he had prepar-
ed. The document was considered sec
ton by section and finally adopted as
| follows:
CONSTITUTION.
|. This Association shall be known
as THE University Association of Ha
waii''
II. The object of this Association
shall be the promotion of fraternal
| feeling among college men and co-oDer-