The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-01

Tor, bed rooms and bath rooms for six
people In this cottage the senior girls
will live, six at time. They win have
full charge Of the housekeeping, the
buying Of the supplies, the laundry, 70.
pairs and simple plumbing.
This 'home-tfaining win always
appeal TO eirl--to the woman IN en-
bry0--for the average woman loves a
home and dreams of the day when she
win be In home Of her own. Hawai-
ahao Seminary Is giving today and
will continue to give the several all
round training that will at her girls
TO be ideal home makers. Some day,
women will be given the right to vote
in Hawaii. am just old-fashioned
to neglect her home for the ballot
box. A woman who Is a sloyenlY house
keeper, neglected. wife and mother,
we do not want 20 have voice In the
running Of our local, territorial or
national government -
Good Taste in Dress
THE Kawaiahao Of the future will
have Domestic Arts Building. with
rooms ideally equipped for sewing and
dressmaking. Here the older girls may
take a regular course in dressmaling
and leave us to 20 out to earn a dollar
and a half or two dollars a day. And
as long as we wear hats we must have
millincrs. Tn this same building will
be the millinery department, where
girls will be taught to make the frame
Of hat and to trim Il to suit the
individual shape Of the face that will
appear beneath It. In both these de
partments the teachers viii be women
who will always encourage simplicity
and good taste in dress and hats
Almmnae Quartet
The alumnae quartet rendered sew
eral songs during the dinner. The mem,
bers of the quartet were Mrs. w. r..
Chiffon Jr., Mrs. Herman Miller, Mrs,
A. II. Lucas and Mrs. George Gilman.
The other speakers on the program
were Mrs. Hama Imhof, "Reminis-
cences' 4; Mrs. w. L. Bowers, fsKawaia-
hao Alumnae''; DIR. w. P. Ferguson,
t0nr Assets. y
In the Pageant
The following Is the personae dra-
mats Of the pageant:
Spirit Of Kawaiahao---Anna Kamau.
Rawaiahao Sprites-Carol Mcguire,
Rose Elizabeth Breckenridge, Rosalie
Hahana, Victoria 6oares, Alice Mitchell
end Elizabeth Gilman.
Spirit Of Mills Kong Sing 10y.
Mills Sprites- Alloy Mau, Sakum 10
and Loo Jick Kane.
Girl graduate Eliza Kamakawiwo-
ole.
Hawaiian Scene Mary Koani, Helen
Hamauku, Sardinia Kaunamano, Helen
Palama, Lucy Kali, Julia Aarona, s.
rah Kaulahao, Adele Kun, Ing, Mar.
garet Richards, Esther Kaiwi, Mary
Ann Kaunamano, Julia Moses, Nay
Saunders. Lizzie Charles, Lucy Knu.
hane, Katherine Hilea, Lucy Kali, Lot.
tie Castro aud Cecilia Kapnle.
\ Industrial Group Elsie Roberts, Con,
da Clark, Kalahauoli Spencer, Eleanor
Clark, Kalie Hoopii, Wilhelmina Cum
mings, Hattie Nahoeu, Irene Malulani,
Abbie Kalilikane, Elizabeth Cummings,
Helen Wiiburton and Kalamakini Kele-
koho.
Lei Dancers--Annie Ali, Anna Ahau,
Violet Bush, Daisy Chang, Irene Chang,
Josephine Comes, Esther Harrison,
katherine Hilea, Elizabeth Joseph,
Pauline Kamaiopili, Lizzie Panaewai
Hattie Rogers, Jennie Spencer, Rosa
bella A. Werner and Berniee Clark.
Nationality Group--Julia Aarona and
Cecilia Kapnle, Hawaiian, Edna Morse
American; Lena Pankratz, Germani An
Oh Lau, Chinese; Nabukd Hino, JaPa'
nese; Helen Chun, Korean Rosalie
Alba. Filipino; Margaret Borges, Por'
tuguese; Rnth Ezera, Spanish; Sarah
Campbell, Irish; Agnes Naylor, Scotchi
Bernice Bush, English; Dorothy Mel
dell. Norwegian; Eimira Pearson, Swed'
Ish: Jennie Bishaw, French; Miriam
OLSON, South Sea; Lily Kaholo, Porto
Rican; Theresa Castro, Guamj Rose
Castro, Mexican; Mary Gilman, Indian
and Grace Ross, canadian.
Principals In fifty Years
Mr.. Castle IN his speech gave the
| list Of the different principals Of IA.
waiahao, and. the years during which
they acted in that capacity. The TO.
lowing is the list:
1s64-1s07-rIh the home Of Doctor
and Mrs. Luther III. Guiiek.
Is6T.ls73--Miss Lydia Bingham.
73,lss0--Miss Elizabeth X. Bing
ham.
1880, lS24-Miss Helen > Norton.
1884. 1884 Miss Martha Ann Cham
bcrlain (acting principally.
January TO June
Iss4-1sss- Mary r.. Alexander
1885. 1sSs--Miss Nancy j. Malone
| associate principally.
1883 1891--Miss Helen Pepoon
1901 -1S94-Miss Ida M Pope.
1894 1895 Miss Florence A. Perrott
1895. is96--Miss Elizabeth r. Gillian
1s96-l902--Miss Christina W. Pauld
ding.
i9Os.l9Os Miss Katherine G., Nc
Leod.
1908 Miss Mabel T.. Bosher
The following are the present officers
of Kawaiahao:
Francis w. Damon, president; Dore
mus Scudder, vice-president; Wilberi
p. Ferguson, secretary, and Frank @
AthertOn, treasurer.
Board of Managers-Franeis w. Da
mon, Doremus Scudder, John W. Wad
man, Richard A. Cooke, Frank G. Ath
erton, William A. Bowen, Joseph p
Cooke, Theodore Richards, Orramel II
Guliek, George N. Wilcox, George r
Castle and Mary d. Frear.
| Advisory Committee - Juliette M