Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-08
ALL CITY IS
TAGGED
CONTINUED from Page y

ne dlHOulll ItCtINtu viii We en- Q
pended in constructing home for the
aged under the auspices of the Kings
Daughters.
Promptly at 8 o'clock this morning
the managers and the energetic girls
and chaperones assembled at head.
quarters, where. after receiving ncces-
sary instructions from Mrs. Jas. Bick.
nell and Mrs. II. Il. Webster, they pro.
ceeded to work.
All Pedestrians Stopped.
Once they were out in the streets
the girls stopped all pedestrians
"Haoles," Hawallans. Japanese, Por.
tuguese, Chinese, Koreans, and even
Porto Ricans were promptly seized
with strict ippartiallty and asked to
dig up" They paused, felt their
pockets and finally paid their money
TO the brave girls. japanese and Chi.
nese we're among the msot willing
contributors.
Police Station Captured.
Down in police station every Office
and ofIlceholder was captured by the
girls. Sheriff Jarrett surrendered his
Office and made haste to an unknown
destination. Before he could do this,
however, he had had about half.doz.
EN- tags pinned on his coat. Captain
Kahanamoku, parent Of the redoubt.
able Duke, and his assistants were
also tagged and taxed by the girls.
Chief Clerk Asch of the department
and Receiving Clerk Parish both re.
sponded promptly when tagged by the
wearers Of smiling faces. All of the
Court, Government, Army and Navy
and other offices were visited and
none escaped.
The work of the Juvenile Bostonians
from Ye Liberty theater was a feature
OF the day. Under the chaperonage OF
Mondell Randall and Mrs. Joel Cohen
the Juveniles sold tags like hot.cakes
There were many others also who
made splendid records. the full results
of which will not be known until this
evening.
Mrs. J. c. Cohen is wearing a
Kings Daughter pin that was present.
ed to Mrs. Roberts twenty years ago
by the author Julia Ward Howe. Mrs.
Roberts said ii was a good.luck pin
and the way that Mrs. Cohen's tags
are disappearing by means of the Bos.
tonian girls, the talisman is certainly
doing good work.
The ladies leading in the work are
Mrs. James Bicknell and Mrs. II. Il.
Webster. On their staff OF aids are
Mrs. w. l.. Hopper. Mrs. Sanford b.
Dole, Mrs. John Marcallino, Mrs. w.
+. Hebron. Mrs. A. +. Murphy, j. A.
Rath, w. L. Hopper. Chester Living.
ston.
The "Taggers" and their beats" are
as follows:
Pacific Heights and Alewa Heights
Mrs. Fl. l.. Kerr. Mrs. Willis T. Pope.
and Miss Christina Gertz.
Nuuanu Valley--Mrs. T.. A. Jones,
Mrs. G. II. Tracy, Mrs. J. p. Winnie,
Miss Jane Whine. Miss Nora Sturgeon,
Miss Helen Jones, Miss Hester Pratt,
Miss Catherine Pratt, Miss Edna Fer.
guson, and Miss Lucy Dimond
Fort Shafter, Poi Factory and Fer.
tilizer Works-Mrs. Joseph French, Jr.
Kamehameha Schools, o. r. G. L.
Depot, Shops and Wharves-Mrs
Stanley Livingston, Mrs. Chester Liv.
| ingston, Miss Muriel Howatt, Miss Jes
sic Kennedy, Miss Helen North, Miss
Wilhelmina Tenney, Miss Helen
Brown. and Miss Christina Rowen
| horst.
Manoa,' Oahu College and Pleasan
ton Hotel-Mrs. r. Sharp. Mrs. j. d
Marques, Mrs. George Seyde, Miss
Maude Seyde, Jannatte Sharp, Ramo
ma Morgan, Eleanor Gartley, Miss
Ruth Gartley, Miss Dorothy Effinger
and Miss Louise Efinger.
Mcdonald. Courtland. Vida villa
Mrs. Gray's, Colonial and Donna--Mrs
Merle Johnson and Miss Ada Lycette
Waikiki and Fort De Russy - Mrs
James Steiner, Mrs. Goodnight, Mrs
Robert McKim, Miss Bessie Hopper
Miss Alice Hopper, Miss. Marjorie Pc
1 terson, Miss Dorothy Peterson, Miss
lternlce Halstead, Miss Fannie Hoogs
Miss Alice Hoogs and Miss Feather
stone.
Kalmuki and Fort Ruger-Mrs. r
n. Corbaley, Mrs. Bly,, Mrs. Il. A. JAG
OLSON, Mrs. J. d. McGrew, Miss Ami,
Logan, Miss Ida Logan, Miss Eola Lo
gan, Miss Catherine Ashley, Miss Eth
elyn Harris. Miss Abbie Bromley, Mis-
Aileen Mott, Miss Cedella Heaney
Miss Frances Clark, Roy Jacobson an,
hWilson Jacobson.
Pawaa Junction--Mrs. Charlott,
Ewing, Miss Inez Gibson, Miss Marian
Chaplin, Miss Mildred Chaplin, Mis-
Lora Low. Miss Clorinda Low.
Rapid Transit Offices and Powe
House - Mrs. Oliver Scott and Mis-
Rosina Green.
Government Nursery, Planters Tx
pertinent Station, u. s. Experiment
Station and Makiki Fire Station-Mrs
r. l.. Auerbach, Miss Thelma Auer
bach, Miss Gladys Auerbach, Mis-
Grace Stevens and Miss Florenc,
White.
Executive Building, Board o
Health, Queens Hospital and Univer
sity Club-Miss Rosie Herbert, lMis
Mary Lucas and Miss Hattie Lucas.
Honolulu Iron Works and Offices
Mrs. Fred. Bush, Miss Myrtle Schu
mann, Miss Ruth Soper, Miss Rutl
Anderson, Miss Thelma Murphy, an,
Miss Martha McChesney.
Beretania Street to School Stree