Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-06

The different committees for the
annual bouquet given by the students
and faculty Of the College OF Hawaii
have recently been appointed by Mr..
William Barnhart, president OF the
Associated Students OF the college.
They are as follows: r..
Time, Place and Menu-Miss Mir
am Clark, chairman; Miss Bernice
Smith, Mr.. Leslie Hicks and Mr.. Paul
Lemke. +
Program - Miss Laura Atherton,
chairman: Miss s. B. Foster and Mr..
William Morgan.
Decoration Miss Irene Aiken,
chairman: Miss Dorothy Raab, Mr..
Harold Starratt. and Mr.. Fenner
Stickney.
The only report which has been
made so far is that OF the first com.
mittee which has reported the time as
Saturday evening, May 30th. As this
Is the big social event OF the college
year. a great deal of interest Is being
demonstrated In 1t, and II Is expected
that this years banquet will surpass
all previous ones IA every respect
At the last meeting Of the A. s. G..
IL, II was decided TO introduce the
feature Of Class Day into the college
year. This event is In the hands OF
the social committee, consisting OF
Miss Irene Aiken. Miss Laura Ather.
ton and Miss Dorothy Raab. and the
seniors. Miss Miriam Clark. Mr.. VIII
liam Barnhart and Mr.. Paul Lemke
IL is expected that their program win
contain some surprises as well as
other enjoyable features and deyel-
opments are being eagerly awaited by
the students.
The second Kunalu night, Saturday,
at the Biiou was quite as great sue.
cess as the previous night had been,
4 he only disappointing feature OF the
entire event was that the girls didn't
lave enough candy The demand on
Friday evening for the dainty May
baskets filled with delicious home
made candies was so great that tha
Eirls were obliged to make fresh
supply Of candy on Saturday morning.
This was entirely gone long before
the play, The Girl OF the Godlen
West, had reached its climax Again
the young ladies hurried to their re-
spective homes, and although they
mixed and cooked and stirred, and
stirred and cooked and mixed, they
were unable to make enough candy TO
fill the demand Of the evening. be
fore the curtain went up on the sec
0nd act the rows OF generously Hilea
baskets had vanished ike the pro
verbal pancakes Inc large auof
ence, which packed the house 70 the
doors, responded only too eagerly 70
the invitations 70 buy and after the
baskets were All sold. II was necessary
70 90 about the house cancelling or
ders that could not be filled Il Is
estimated that the girls cleared over
$l25, which Will be devoted at once 70
purchasing new oars and repairing the
harges and the boathouse The mem
bers Of the club are elated over their
success and wish to express their ap-
probation to the ladies who 50 kindly
assisted them as chaperones. to the
management Of the Bijou theater and
the ushers, who all assisted In the sue
cess Of the undertaking,
last saturday morning at half past
nine. 4 large number OF the members
81 the College club gathered up their
Innch baskets and tramping toys and
started for the Hanauma Bay club
house A. Koko Head. The notiff.
cation az the event read. .Swimming.
luncheon framping.a hut the enjoy
these nasfimes alone Everyone
present cast cares. troubles. and for,
,naiIties 10 the wind and TONED hear
tslv Is the fun Miss Frances M.
rno,d az Kawaiahao and Mrs Frank
1therton were n charge az the pro
Gram and covered themselves with
glory eiorv IS the chief fuu-makers Of the
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