The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-29

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lin Richardson, Woods Peters, Donald
Hayselden
Villagers Irene Aherns, Everett
Brown, Charlotte Blake, Helen
Church, Emily Cooke, Edith Carter,
Ruth Gartley, Louise Girvin, Burrows
Henshall, Genevieve Hooking, Pearl
Kekumano, Norman King, Violet Mad
den, Berlnda Murray Lillian McChes.
ney Lydy Mulch, Jere Smith, Evelin
Webster.
A Washington Tea.
George Washington Archie Campbell
Martha Washington Eleanor Gartley
Colonial Dames-Mildrcd Chaplin
Lillian Gardiner Ruth Stacker, Mary
Renton, Mary Smith, Olive Lindsay.
Colonial Gentlemen-Ralph Girdler,
Ferrin Ellsworth, David Wilmington,
Ralph Williams, Gordon Wakefield,
George Lindley
Musicians-Blakeley McStocker o.
c., 49, Donald Brown.
Miss Columbia's Party.
Columbia Ruth Harrington
Uncle Sam Louis Stephens
Brother Jonathan David Wilmington
District of Columbia,
Gretchen Bierbach
! Hawaii ........,,...'... Guy Flluz
States and Territories
States and erritories-Maine, Mad
eleine Burnett; New Hampshire, Flo
renee Chalmers; Vermont, Nuong Lau;
Massachusetts, Katie Singlehurst;
Connecticut, Gladys Halstead; Rhode
Island, winona Jones' New York,
Grace Johnston; New Jersey, Suzuko
Yamamoto; Pennsylvania, Nell Wal
ker; Delaware, Nora Muir Maryland,
Virginia, Ruth Brown; West Virginia,
Louise Watkins; Georgia, Frances
Clark North Carolina, Pearl Maxim
ney; South Carolina Nuong Lau; Mis-
sissippi, Luita Arnold; Alabama, Dora
Lidgate; Florida, Stephanie Wichman
Louisiana, Grace Stephens; Texas,
Elsie Gay; California, Myrtle Taylor;
Arkansas, Madeline Chaplin; Missouri
Victoria Hore; Kentucky Stephanie
Wichman; Tennessee, Beatrice Bart
lette; Ohio, Helene Morgan; Indiana
| Muriel Peterson Illinois, Erma Tarle
= ton; Michigan, Bertha LAM; Iowa
Katie Singlehurst; Wisconsin, Flor
r ence Chalmers; Minnesota, Gladys
r Halstead; Oregon, Grace Johnston
| Kansas, Nell Walker; Nevada, Made
leine Burnett; Nebraska, Myrtle Tay
: lor; Washington, Min Hin Ii; Idaho
5 Kenneth Emory; Montana, George
. Bromley; North Dakota, Lorrin Thurs
=, ton; South Dakota, Arthur Soule
= Utah, Ernest Mott.Smith; Colorado
Francis Bowers; Arizona, Verne
Smith; New Mexico, Maynard Davi
. son; Alaska, Fred Peterson; Indial
Territory, Fred Mckinney; Oklahoma
Charles Richardson.
Chorus-"The March of Our Ma
h ton" Geibel. Sung by all Nations, lie
. by Miss Columbia,5
Pageant Procession.
- A representation, of the march of a
4 civilization through the ages.
>, If you haven't secured your ticket
for the Punahou Pageant and if yo
y, wish to attend you may get thes
tickets by application at the Office {
P. C. Jones in the McCandless bull
ing, or from Percy Deverill at tn
~ Bank of Hawaii These tickets are b
ing given out freely both to the Of
students and friends Of the scho
and to all the general public WI
" are in any way interested. The CO
- lege authorities desire to make the
- invitation general, but to remind tho'
4" who wish to come that admission
- by ticket.
30 Tickets for admission may be pr
a scented at any of the gates and tickle
49, for reserved seats will be taken |
''' at the makai entrance to Charles
Bishop Hall. The nearest gate for pc
ei sons on the Rapid Transit cars is Il
oi Alexander street gate.