Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-17
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them are graduates from the great
central Oahu College, besides High
School.
The young ladies are: Miss Rose
hloiau, Miss Katie Sadler, Miss Cali
fornia Lucas, Miss Hester Lemon,
Miss Hattie Saffrey, Miss Emma
Rose, Miss Bernice Dwight, Miss Lii
lian Mundon and Miss Daisy Todd.
Seven of the young ladies are sent
cut on this trip by the Honolulu
Evening Bulletin, and two
ere making the trip for pleasure.
| They have been out month, and
will remain in Oregon several weeks.
The young ladies are all natives of
the islands, and not all from Homo
lulu. Four are from Oahu three
from Hawaii, two from Kauai.
All shed tears on leaving home but
one. She said she wanted to, but
was so happy over the prospect she
couldn't shed the briney. They have
shed no tears since landing.
Salem Press Club Ride
The first act on the entertainment
program was under the auspices Of
the Salem Press Club, which char
tered car for trolley ride to the
State institutions. The Capitol, asy-
lum ana State prison were visited In
rapid order. The car was profusely
decorated with flags, and richly orn-
amented with beautiful oregon Gle
matis, Shasta daisies, asters and dah-
las, with trailers of Virginia creep
Crs. The ladies of the Press Club,
who decorated the car and escorted
the Hawaiian girls, were: Mrs. X. j.
| Hendricks, Mrs. Il. Hofer, Mrs. Mon
roe, Miss Blanche Brown. Miss Ma
lie Hofer, Miss Mckinney, Miss Bes-
sie Schultz, Miss Mollie Runcorn. AL
bert Tozier and Mr.. Durham, of
Portland.
The girls are not what some sup
rose. society girls who have won out
IN beauty contests, but were elected
in popular voting contest. They
ere teachers, stenographers and col
Cge students.
At the asylum Superintendent Cal
breath was introduced as the broth
Cr-in-law of j. U. Smith, of Hilo, with
whom some of the girls are acquaint-
ed.
The Reception Tonight
The reception tonight by the ladies
of Salem, at the Willamette Hotel
parlors, is for all the people of Salem
ladies and gentlemen-and the
chaperone says the young men of Sa.
lem are included, and especially in.
vited. The reception will be prompt.
y pulled off at o'clock, and will be
n gay affair.
Sang Hawaiian Songs
The trolley party was a merry at
fair from start to finish. Not far out
the Kanaka girls got awakened by
the tonic of Oregon air and began to
sing their native songs in voices that
were rich and melodious, as the Ian.
Luage is very sweet and musical
, one in itself. At the asylum rapid
; trip was made over the grounds, and
, the girls were allowed TO pick reaI
, Oregon red apples off real trees in the
big orchard. Some wanted to climb
E but the chaperone kicked. The pa.
Ilents treated them to a graphophon,
concert, and the girls sang Aloha
: in return. The only Instruments EN-
! loyed by the Hawaiian party, VIII,
are all musical. is the "ukulele,"
4 Nlhd OF DaDy mandolin Four OF th'
rirls play these instruments will
. fine orchestra effect, and will b,
' beard at the hotel this evening.
= When the Hawaiians entered th
State-house they visited the Hall o
Representatives and there gave al
y informal reception to the State Off
, cials. There was mad rush, ant