Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-22

REUNION FILLED
With FOOTBALL

During the enthusiasm which pre-
vailed at the annual Yale-Harvard re
union in the University Club last night
a member of the Harvard Club of Ha-
vail quietly slipped out and was soon
sending the following wireless mes
sage to Rex Hitchcock. Anterior Gil
ran and Fred Wilmington. the Homo
lulu boys who upheld the Crimson in
the game between Yale and Harvard
tcdav at Cambridge, Mass:
Hawaii boosting for Harvard. Ex-
Iect decisive victory. Best wishes to
the team. (Signed)
Harvard Club Of Honolulu, T. H."
From the fact that three Honolulu
boys are members OF the Harvard
squad. and that they were assured po-
squad. and that they all had a good
chance to play, the keenest spirit was
aroused in Honolulu as to the result
Of the game.
James A. Wilder acted as toastmas-
ter at the gathering in the club last
evening. and as it was the eve of the
big football game. toasts and discus.
sion leaned toward this particular fea-
ture. There were songs and cheers,
and then more songs: memories of
campus life were awakened and stories
Of years ago were dug up and retold.
The Harvard crimson and the Yale
blue formed appropriate decorations
and a "Deutsche" dinner was served
ct the beginning Of the evening. Those
who made brief addresses were George
r. Carter. Alan Lowrey. DR.. ]. r.
Judd, William T. Rawlins, Perley L.
Horne and James A. Wilder. J.. A.
Gilman, whose son. Anterior Gilman.
is a member Of the Harvard squad.
was the only guest. The entire re-
union was carried out in excellent
manner and the committee on arrange
ments, composed Of George r. Carter,
Alan Lowrey, B. 8. U1rieh and Rev,
r. P. Judd. is to be congratulated upon
the manner in which 1t performed its
work. ."~ +: ~ Z .-r -
Yale men to the number of % and
q Harvard graduates we're present, as
follows: 1-
Harvard-W. R. Castle. F. D. Low
rey. H. A. Rogers, w. H. Hoogs Jr.,
D. L. wilmington. DR.. H. P. Nottage,
c. H. Olsen, ]. D. Dole, w. A. Love,
Alfred L. Castle, P. L. Horne. DR.. F. f..
Hedemann, DR.. N. B. Emerson, A. j.
owrey. ]. A. Wilder, S. NJ. Lowrey, A..
F. Along. B. s. Ulrich. A. E. c. Oliver
4. G. Smith, A. r. Grifiths.
Yale-C. R. Hemenway, C. NJ Cooke,
S. A. Baldwin, F. ]. Camp. w. T. Raw
lins. E. G. Wilder. Al. c. Alexander,
Major Cheney. Albert F. Judd, r. A..
Cooke, Gen. NJ. M. Macomb, George
r. Carter, Bruce Cartwright Jr.. r, B.
Anderson, DR.. J. r. Judd, Geo. F. Rem
ton Jr, DR. Dorenus Scudder, Judge q.
+. Clemens. Charles F. Peterson, D. Is
Oleson, II. P. Judd. 8. .Hannestad, N.
". Alul. .fs@5 w .'.~s.., .
Guest of honor. A., Gilman. Il
A golf match is taking place at Moa-1
Halua this afternoon between q team
Of Harvard and one of Yale graduates,
beginning at o'clock. The players
will leave the University Club at 1890
O'clock. Boy Scouts. under the diree-
ton of Scout Commissioner James A.
will carry the results of the
Yale-Harvard game to the golf links
as soon as the score and details are
received by the Star-Bulletin.
The teams will line up in the follow.
ing manner:
Harvard-A. G. Smith, J. A. Wilder,
p. F. Hedemann, A. F. Along. ]. D.
Dole. W. H. Hoogs Jr, F. D. Lowrey,
". A. Love, S. NJ. Lowrey, A. NJ
NOVEL;. A. F. Griffiths, F. T. billing
ham, R. w. Atkinson and B. s. UIrich,
captain.
Yale-R A. Cooke, A. F. Judd, C. r
G. R. Carter s. A. Bald
v in, J. R. Judd, F. J. Camp, w. T.
Rawlins. Elwood Wilder. R. B. Ander-
son, c.. F. Peterson, B. Cartwright Jr.,
DR.. d. Scudder, D. l. Oleson, w. D
c. NJ Cooke. A. C. Alexander
ond n p J1Idd @canfain