Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-12
FROM FAIR HAWAII
Nine Young Ladies from Honolulu
VISIT FOREST GROVE.
Edyth Tozier Weatherred and Charges
Tour the Coast as Guests Of
q Honolulu Bulletin.

Last Thursday the 1920 train from
Portland brought Mrs. Edyth Tozier
Weatherred and her party of Hawaii
an young ladies' They were met ut
the depot by committee consisting
of Principal Bates, of Tualatin Acad-
Cmy, Wheelock Bates. Of Tualatihmta
envy, Wheelock Marsh, Misses Manche
Langley and Bertha Williams and Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Stuart. The commit.
tee had a wreath of flowers for each
,oung lady which was placed around
their necks in the manner in which
they wear them In their Island home.
There they are called leis and 1t Is
the custom to place them on those to
whom one wishes to show esteem or
/ aspect. The committee escorted the
party to their hotel and afterwards TO
the University where the campus and
buildings were inspected. After a
short rest the young ladies' were taken
in hand by Misses Manchc Langley,
Esther Silverman, WhcelOck Marsh,
Gordon Clapp ana Haskell Ferrin and
we're escorted to David's Hill, where
u fine view II to be had of the valley.
| Here they were welcomed by Mr.
Bailey, of the David vineyard. and Civ.
en- the freedom of the place. They
we're loaded down with great lunches
of luscious grapes There We're many
trees and shrubs that were new to
them and they were interested In ev-
Crything they saw. In showing them
the large lunches of mistletoe on the
,Cak trees WheeOck Marsh remarked
Ia
In the Islands, but he was informed
by MISS Cailie Lucas that they got
along very nicely without 1t.
In the evening an informal reception
vas rendered the party in Marsh Hall.
which was, largely attended and every.
Eody enjoyed the occasion immensely.
Principal Bates acted as master of
ceremonies and President Ferrin vel.
coined the party ON behalf Of the Uni
versity. Mrs. Weatherred responded
In a neat speech and told something
Of the party, of its travels and why
they were merely touring the coast
end not visiting the great cities OF the
Union She said that 1t was worth q
great deal more to the young ladies'
TO get acquainted with the people on
This coast than 1t would do to see
lSOme of the large cities and have only
memory ieit, WINE as II Is they are
mat VIII De iastihg' one gave some
Gescriptiohs tnat were very interest
i'S' Inc people Oh ha"ai are among
tne most patnetic that are 10 De louhd
anywhere that the Stars and Stripes
wave over and this fact was borne out
,uiiy ny inc way IN which inc young
iaGIes sang america
Inc young iauies SANG se'erai solss
III me natiVe tohSue ana some III Eng
Deautliul SOLO, out me climax Oh inc
cNehihS ""s inc sihSiHS vi SONG
composed WINE en- rou'e ana ADDED 10
alter cunning 10 oregon Inc words
ioiio"'
=, TUNE, WY eonn'e
Inc Deantiul lsie lar away
"here the sunshine ana the pirds ahu
the MOWERS
haAe ne one iohs happy uay.
Nchorus)
Sleep On, dream on
na"ah' f'a"ah ior me- ior me-
SIeep on, dream on
hawaii hawaii LOT me-
anu mere 10 the iaiiu Vi lhe roses,
anu "heh VIC return 10 our hoiieiahd'
iier praises wen continue 10 sing
tChorus) w
Sieep on dream on
us oregon us oregon LOT me'ior me-
sleep on dream on
lib oregon us oregon TOT me-
~.
ana heres 10 her men ana her wo'
men
Goa pless mem wherever they De'
for extending the mana OF sweet wei
come
When lar from cur home DER the sea.