The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-10-23
ENGINEERS CLOSE
ANNUAL meeting
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With music, laughter and good Eel.
lowship the members Of the Hawaiian
Engineering Association and their
guests last night celebrated the. twelfth
annual gathering of the association in
a gplendidly arranged banquet at the
Young Hotel, toasting the reelected Of.
fcers, applauding the Entertainers. anna
teur and professional, and enjoying all
the strange courses of u banquet which
began with n Exciting Oirreilt a Ia III,
900 Volts apd4rap through Nuts, Bolts
aud Washersttp, Steam and Smoke.
officers Are Reelected i,wa-a Ri
The banquet was the sequel to tho
twelfth annual gathering of the engi.
neers Of tho Territory, whose main bust.
ness was the election Of officers forathe
coming term The association demon.
strated the appreciation the members
feel in tho good work of the officers Of
this year by see;octing Iieih unanimous
ly for a second Uerm, these being h.
Rcnton Hind, president; w. G. Hall,
Nice president; Frank o. Boyer, secrc.
tary, and Irwin Spalding, treasurer.
Work Of Year Excellent
1t was the clearly expressed opinion
of the members of tho, association that
the work OF the year had been in ex.
ecllent hands and that the signal sue.
eesso of the convention Of the mill engi,
neers and OF the annual meeting of the
general body, as we'll as Of the banquet
that brought everything to an end, was
due in very large part 10 President
Hind and his loyal and Woodworking
officers, 3. '.'..
Among the special guests of honor at
the hanquet was Governor tPinkham,
who occupied a seat at the head table,
with President Hind on his left and A.
'Gartley on his right. The Others at
this table were +. NJ Swanzy, 9. Hede.
mann, J. Il. Sheedy, W.. O.. Hall, Wal.
lace X. Harrington and X. O. Matheson.
Clever Vaudeville
Following the banquet a very clever
vaudeville program was rendered, the
first numbers by some of Honolulu $
amateurs and tho concluding numbers
by some of the principals Of the Clai,e
Nack Company, now appearing at the
Biiou, 2
Mill Engineers Conclude Work
The final session of the mill engineers
was held yesterday afternoon, when
some excellent papers were read and
discussed. The results of these sessions
since Monday morning are ccrtain to
be for the good of the Territory, the
various millmen taking an intense in
forest in all that was brought out in tho
debates and papers. ',l
Seven Papers Are Read
Tho last day TNGsterday--was the
busiest Of the session. In addition to
the regular program, there were two
papers heard in the morning-one on
!" ClarihGation, by Fred II. Williams,
and the second on =" Filter Presses, =
by George Duncan. This made seven
papers for the day, the others being,
" disposition Of Produets,n by +. r..
Beehert; Electricity, by J, Il. Ken.
nady : Sugar Room Machinery" by
Joseph, Meineeke; /" Evaporation, by
Ernest W. Kopke, and "Vneuum
Pans, Z" by H. X Scholefeld.
Not only did they hear and discuss
these papers, but they Inspected the
gas works aud the Hawaiian Pineapple
eonpany's plant and saw the new
Inter-Island drydocG put in action. At
seven o clock last night they elected
---or reelected, MS proved the c8se--.
officers ffor the coming year, and an
hour later sat down to u banquet at
the Young Hotel. -.
Mr.. Kopke On Evaporation.
The following is portion Of Ernest
w, Kopke s article on Evaporation! "
"'ThGre are several excellent works
on evaporation or the concentration of