The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-06-05
COLLEGE GlPERs
ENTERTAIN MANY
collesians Present Clever Stunts
in Aid Of wellesIey's
Building Fund.
LFfom wednesday AdyertIsef. }

krTom wednesday, AdNertisef-)
With all the solemnlty that caps and
gowns and sheep-skins could impart,
Aloha College degrees were conferred
last night upon -four most worthy citi
zens Of Honolulu, and thus the College
CapeSs, 10 the decorated armory, began
Those called upon to face Chancellor
David Anderson and receive the honors
Of the college were Judge Sanford 3.
Dole, Charles Thurston, head Of the Gre
department; Hon. Henry W. Kinney,
Of the department Of education, and
Herr Henri Berger, known to the world
as the leader Of fhc Royal Hawaiian
Band and the man who led the pfus.
sian army into Paris.
There was a large audicncc on hand
to chccr for the recipients Of these
scholastic honors and to take part M
the series Of college stunts arranged By
the variops varsity clubs and League
Of the city.
The Armory was gaily hung with
Gags and college colors, while along
each side Of tho building the various
colleges had erected booths, using each
is individual. colors and emhlems. There
were represented the College Of lIn-
waii, Massachusetts, Institute Of Tech
nology, Obcrlin, Princeton, Wellesley, I
Cornell, Yale and California, while the
Chinese Students Alliance added very
beautiful oriental booth from which,
during the evening, were sold candies
and other Chinese dainties, the vendors
being Chinese girls dressed in their
native best.
Those responsible for these artistic
booths were Mrs. Harold Lynn, Mrs.
Ray Leach, Mrs William whitney, Mrs
Atherton, w. W. Thayer, Mr.. and Mrs.
z. W. Sutton, w. y, Dillingham;, w. A.
Bryan, Miss Yoder, James Morgan,
Richard Cation, VIM. Furer, Joseph En-
eraon, Jacob Brown, Miss Rita Thomp.
son, sydney Carr, Walter Spalding,
Herbert Walker, Mrs. j. P. Erdman,
Mrs La Toilette, Miss Norah Sturgeon,
Miss Amy Cheng, Miss Margaret Peter
son, Mrs. Walter Frear, Mrs. George
Isenberg, Miss Margaret Waterhouse,
Miss Ethel Damon, Mrs. David Olson.
Mrs Arthur Jones, Agnes Maynard,
Miss Agnes Judd, Mrs. Frank r.
Thompson, c. H. Hmm, A. L, Andrews,
y. 3. Young, H. A. Austin, Albert
Horner Jr., DIR. and Mrs. Arthur Alex
ander, G. X. Amona, Kim Tong Ho,
win Warren, Mrs Chester Hum, Miss
Beth Chaee, II. G. Lane, A. r. Gurrey
Jr., .. L. Browning, 4. Hedemann and
Kenneth Ablos.
Uevsrest Caper.
To. Michigan went the palm for the
eaper presented The sight
produced by some Of our most dignifed
citizens thin, fat, smooth faced and
bewhiskefed- juggling noiselessly with
akuleies in wonderful positions to a
tango tune played BY the phonogfaph |
was the funniest Of the evening Cor
nell, the most eollege-like of all, gave
some wcllspng choruses, as did. the |
Schools Glee Club.
Miss Norah Swanzy, for Bryn Mawr
danced gracefully and the dainty little
Ahague sisters gave two dances In the
name Of Columbia.
The Honolulu School for Boys called |
forth much laughter and applause by
their conception OF the way
me Wellesley girls escaped in tho re,
cent destruction OF their dormitory,l
the ladders at the time OF
The fire.
The Chinese Students Alliance per-
formed an up-to-date Chinese marriage
ceremony, at the same time announcing
that the audience must Judge for itself
rs to whether the affair was hygienic or
not.
A playlet "Hasty Pudding ended
Ihe program, but not the evening y fun,
Tor TO the dancers that was only well
begun.
The affair was given for the benefit
If the Wellesley College fund and the
eading spirits, to whom great praise |
'hould be given, were Mrs. Walter
FFear and James A. Wilder.