The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-10-24
Mill Engineers and Engineers
Association Close Sessions

/ iug on behalf Of the Hawaiian Engl-
ncering Association. said that IL had
given him grcnt pleasure to witness the
enthusiasm shown by the visiting engi-
nccrs, aud he sincerely hoped that this
was but the first of n series of annual
meetings. Mr.. Sheedy had the happy
/ faculty of expressing himself vers
Z pointeily and he was cheercd at the
{ close OF the meeting. Thanks were ex.
! tended to the committee who had charge
of the meeting for their efforts in the
past six months in working no the
convention and also to 5. =. Carr, the
secretary of the association, who was
the most active of the members of the
association in promoting the interest
I cf the min engineers.
Annual Meeting of Association.
The annual meeting. of the Hawaiian
/ Engineering Association followed at
seven o'clock last night, in the library
of the Commercial Club. After the
routine business, consisting of the an
nual reports of the chairman, treasurer
and auditing committee, had been CON
cluded, Mr.. J. T. Sheedy, the retiring
chairman, summed up the work of the
year 1913 as having been of remark
able importance. The four engineering
events marking this year s term of Of
fee were: the catastrophe of the des-
truction of the Pearl Harbor drydock,
where millions of dollars worth of work
disappeared IN the twinkling of an
eye, hut without loss of human life;
the construction and successful transfer
to Pearl Iiarbor Of the largest floating
steel crane ever constructed; the com
h..
island Steam Navigation Company s
floating drydock; and, what was des-
tined to become of supreme Importance
in the future industrial development of
Hawaii, the successful inauguration of
I the new Battell system OF sugar pro
duciion.
Officers Elected.
Following Mr.. Sheedy's reparks the
election of officers for the incoming
year was announced, as follows:
Chairman, r. X. Hind; vice chair
man, w. G. Hall; treasurer, Irwin
Spalding; secretary, +. o. Boyes; dl-
rcctors at large, George Denison,. H..
Stuart Johnson, and j. NJ. Young; Is
land directors-llawaii: d. f. Metz
ger; Maui, II. McCubbin; Kauai, A.
Menefoglio.
Banquet Growing Feature.
The elegant banquet, given in the
dining room of the Commercial Club
was attended by over 100 members of
the Engineering Association and their
guests. After two hours of discussion
of the material engineering problems
presented by the menu there followed a
series of brilliant toasts by Admiral
Moore, and Messrs. lledemann, Doher-
ty of the MarcOni Company, Professor
Jaeger John Hughes, McCumber and
Howell of Maui, Renton of EVA and
Noel DEER, whose witty remarks on the
subject of !" Managers ! Have Met, -
brought hearty response from the MUM
erous plantation managers in attend
Gnce.
The members of the eleventh annual
con "rnton of the Engineering Asso-
citation of Hawaii adjourned last night
and viii separate to take up today and
for each of the days to come the prob
lens of the days work, enthused with
the spirit of community of effort for
the common good of this great Terri
tory Of Hawaii.
Eleventh Annual Menu.
The following Is a copy of the menu:
ITO be of good cheer, partake of good
oLetr;
A great destiny demands generous
diet
Mixed Juice Cocktail
Papaia an Waste Molasses
Packing Olives Raids Rolls Al" Diam
Puree Tomato Extraction 1920
Ulua In Hongroise Bagasse
Concombrcs Washers
Pommes Eccentric
Croquettes de Vcau au Jambon
Purity 300
Sour Water
Ponche Cardinal Ia Syrup 72G6
Sucrosc
Capon Rot la Vacuum SO"
Carbonated Juice
; llaricots Verts Glands
, Pommes Persllale Connecting Rod
ENTER Tomato MaYonnise Fiber 2l96
Glaze nu Abrocot Sucrose 27go
Cateau Press Cake
Fruits, Entertainment Dessert in Pan
Frontage Hydraulic Ram 1000 Tons
Cafe Noir Clarifer
Bolts and Nuts
Cigaro POO Coz
Delegates Express Appreciation.