The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-10-16
COLLEGE MEN ORGANIZE
GRADUATES OF UNIVERSITIES
FORM AN ASSOCIATION.
Goodly Number of Charter Members
Constitution Adopted and Officers
Elected-To Meet Twice Year.

hall Thursday afternoon. Professor
j. T. Crawley of Harvard, who may
be said to be the father of the society,
opened the meeting, at which about
twenty college graduates were pres
ent. Rev. d. p. Biinie was elected
temporary chairman and j. T. Craw-
ley secretary. The following names
were then enrolled:
a. F. Judd, Yale University, \. B.
1862, AN. 1865; LII. d. 1894.
d. p. Birnie. a. b. Yale University,
1878.
w. D. Alexander, Yale University,
b. \. 1855, NJ. a. 1858.
w. H. Babbtt, 4. b., Williams Col
lege, 1895.
Rev. C.. NJ. Hyde, Williams College,
\. b. 1852, A. NJ. 1855, d. d. 1872.
n. B. Emerson. Williams College, A.
b. 1865, A. NJ. 1865, NJ. d.. New York
College of Physicians and Surgeons,
1860.
A. L. Colston, c. E., Cornell Univer-
sity, 1895.
&. H. De La Vergne, Colorado Col
lege, PHI. b. 'o1, Cornell University.
L. l.. B. '94.
A. B. ingalls,, Amherst, A. b. 30, A.
NJ. '93.
Charles A. Peterson, Amherst, A. b.
70, A. NJ 'S4. NJ. D.. Medical DEPART
ment Columbia College, 's4.
Serene f. Bishop, Amherst, 4. B.
'46. ID. ID. '96.
S. NJ. Ballou, A. b., Harvard, 1898.
w. \. Whiting, Harvard, A. B., ~,
Boston University, Ii. b., 1879.
]. T. Crawley, \. b., Harvard, 80.
Walter Maxwell, \. NJ, Harvard, 80.
j. Leadingham, Oberlin College, b.
A. 's3, 4. NJ. '03.
Wallace r. harrington, B. S. Maine
State College, 81.
c. w. Dickey, B. s., Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, "a.
II. w. Peck, B. A. & b. s., Victoria
University; b. A. Toronto University:
NJ. A., Toronto University.
A. V. Gear, A. b., University of CAL
ifornia, 81.
T. ]. Penfeld, A. B.. Wittenberg
College. 30.
Lyle A. Dickey, A. b.. Yale Univer-
sity, 81. LII. b., Lake Forest Uni
versity, 1894.
j. Q. Wood, \. B., Wesleyan Univer-
sity, 1890.
w. l. Warriner, Phi. b., Wesley N
University, 50.
w. r. Frear, Yale University.
After considerable discussion and
amending the following constitution,
proposed by Professor Crawley, was
adopted:
l. This Association shall be known
as THE University Association of Ha-
wall"
II. The object of this Association
shall be the promotion of fraternal
feeling among college men and coop
GRAFTON in maintaining and elevating
the standard of collegiate and profess
sional education.
III. All persons who have received
a degree from any department of Il
college or university in good standing
which confers the degree of A. B.,
shall be eligible for membership.
". The officers of the Association
shall be a President, Vice President,
Secretary and Treasurer, and an En-
Office for one year, or until their sue
cessors shall have been elected. They
shall perform all duties usually per-
tanning to their respective offices.
V. The Executive Committee shall
be composed of five members, the
President, Secretary and Treasurer,
make all arrangements for the meet
ings, admit new members and trans
act such other business as may be as
signed by the Association.
Vi. There shall be two meetings of
the Association in each year, on in
June and one in December, at either
of which the business of the Associa-
ton may be transacted; and the En-
ecutive Committee shall provide such
literary and social entertainment as
shall seem best.
VII. The initiation fee shall be one
dollar.
VIII. This constitution may be al
tered by two-thirds vote of the mem
bers present at any meeting.
The following were chosen officers
for the period of one year: A. F.
Judd, president; ID. p. Brine, vice
president; J. T. Crawley, secretary
and treasurer; A. F. Judd, J. T.. Craw-
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