The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-22
HUMANE SOCIETY
IS ORGANIZED
Well Attended Meeting of the
Members Was Held
Yesterday.

The Humane Society, of those who
will be the members of the society
when the permanent organization is
| completed, met yesterday afternoon in
| the lOunging-room of the Alexander
| Young Hotel to discuss the details of
| organization and confirm the choice of
| the temporary officers elected at the
previous meeting. These officers are
Mrs. Dole, president; Mrs. Samuel Par
ker, Mrs A. G. HAYES, Allan Herbert
| and c. W. c. Deering, vice presidents;
Mrs. Murphy, secretary, and A. n.
Campbell. treasurer. There was large
number of ladies present at the meet
ing, the majority of whom signed the
roll of membership. Those present
when the meeting was called to order
We're Mrs. Sanford Dole, Mrs. Samuel
Parker, Mrs Wall, Mrs. A. E. Murphy.
Miss Irmgard Schaefer, Miss Rycroft,
Mrs. Wadman, the Misses Wadman,
Miss Rose Dawson, Mrs. Fred Damon,
Mrs. Humphris, Mrs. Elizabeth Churcn,
Mrs. Marston Campbell, Mrs A. Gig
noux. Mrs F. NJ Swanzy, Mrs. Gerrit
P. Wilder, Mrs. Pferdner, Mrs. Sam
Damon, Mrs. Kingsbury, Mrs. E. C.
l.. L
Damon, Mrs Tenney Peck, Mrs. A. G..
Halves, Jr., Judge Ballou, Judge Kings
bury, Mr.. Mitchell, A. n. Campbell and
Allan Herbert.
Mrs. Dole called the meeting to
order, appointing the following as a
committee TO draft a constitution and
rules for the society: Mrs. Swanzy,
Mrs. Thompson, Mr.. Mitchell and Mrs
Sam Wilder.
There was discussion among the
ladies present, carried on quite infor-
mally, as to what the society should
be, one for the prevention of cruelty
to children and animals, or just to ami
mails. Some of the fair disputants in
sisted on the inclusion of the children,
stating that otherwise they would not
sign the roll. Others appeared to be
annoyed at the idea of bracketing chill
dren with dogs and horses, but the adj
vocates of children won out and the
society viii be to prevent either chill
dren or animals being abused.
Treasurer A. n. Campbcll announced
that there were $40 in the treasury,
Mr. Herbert having handed in a check
for 500 to start the society fund. The
dues were set at fifty cents a month
or five dollars year.
The meeting then adjourned until
next week, the next meeting being an
nounced for the afternoon of Wednes-
day, the 90th, at four o clock, in the
same place. Il
Following this meeting another was
held, that of the ladies interested in
the Gypsy Carnival at the Moana
Hotel for the purpose of raising funds
for the work of the Humane Society.
Additional Executive Committee Mem
bers.
The following names were unintention
ally omitted from the previouslypublish
ed list of the executive committee of the
Society: Mesdames Jas. P. Cooke, II.
Dillingham;. J. NJ. Dowsett, F. Hal
stead. C. B. High, G. J. Mccarthy, T..
A. Thurston. f. f. Paxton, Geo. c. Pot
ter, w. w Harris, Geo. Renton, NJ. NJ.
Scott, F. Waterman. c. p Taukea, JAS.
L. Mclean. W. A. Purdy. A. F. Clark,
!. Pope Howatt. Jess NJ. McChesney,
w. w. Hall, Gertrude Damon, Ran
dolph (Fort Shafter), w. NJ. Minton,
McKinstry (major), Young Hotel;
Moses. Phillip Andrews, Abram ).
Humphreys.