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

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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:
Time. Place and Menu--Miss ffiri.
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 Etarratt, and Mr.. Fenner
Stickney.
The only report which has been
made so far Is that Of the first com.
mittse which has reported the time as
Saturday evening, May 30th. As this
is the big social event OF the college
year. great deal OF interest Is being
demonstrated In Il. and II Is expected
that this years banquet viii surpass
all previous ones in every respect
~ the lass meeuns OF INC =. 2, =.
~, y was decided 70 lntroduee the
lea.ure ~ 0iass Lay Iheo me eoiiese
the social committee. consisting Of
Miss Irene Aiken, Miss Laura Ather.
ton and Miss Dorothy Raab, and the
seniors. Miss Miriam Clark, Er. vii
IAN DaIhnh.t anu ~. raul Len h =.
y q ezpected tnat tnelr program VIII
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ING ssHashss.
Inc second hunhin night SATURDAY
at the blou was quite as great asspc-
cess ~ me previous pienb mao peen.
lhe only disappointing feature o. the
entire event was tnat the girls DIDN'T
Rave enough canoy the demand on
FRIDAY evening lot the dainty MAY
pAstets l,.iea Win aehcleus nome
mace CANDIES was 90 great tnat tns
siris We're ooiieea 20 make q iiesn
supply Of candy on SATURDAY morning.
This was enureiy gone long petQre
the play, Inc Girl OF tneg oodien
West, had reached It's climax. Again
ene sonhs l1oles nulIleu 70 tne'l e.
spec.Fs ho'nss, snu ai.neus .nss
l,1se anu $780, aul se.Ilu' snu
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III ens uslnane o. me sssn ~. D
lore me curtain went. w q ls ., ~.
ono eet the rows q eeneIeAs tllIea
oaskfss mao Hsnlsnea ~ :. -. -. ~
tslosl paA'cenes. ny ~ an -
ences when pachea Ine nouse 20 ny
aoor Iespohaeu only too eassIIs y
the tntitatlvAs y WY anu st.St zig
phsksts were al soie. - Va. - oeeasaiy
20 60 about the rouse canceilng or
GERS tnat couia bot De iiiie1s - = -
estimated that the glrls cleared over
slzo. Wnlcn VIII ne ee{osea as 9nef t9
purchasing new oars AM e I, -, tne
Darges ana the poatnouse. ne mem
bers q the ciuD are eialea OYER tneiI
success and wish 70 express tnclr APP
precietion to the ladies' VINO 20 kipoiy
assisted them as chaperones TO the
management Of the bilou tneaLer ana
the ushers, who all assisted In the sue
cess of the undertaking.
Last Saturday morning at half past
nine, large number Of the ulembefs
az the College club gathered rn fheir
lunch baskets and tramping toys and
started for the Hanauma Bay club
house. At Koko Head. The notifi-
cation Of the event read. Swimming,
luncheon. tramping, but the enjoy
these pastimes alone. Everyone
present cast cares. troubles. and for
malities to the wind and Joined hear
filv An the FUN. Miss Frances M.
Gooid of Kawaiahao and Mrs. Frank
. Afherton were in charge Of the pro-
rram and covered themselves with
glory a. the chief fun.makers OF the
dav. n college. at the end Of each.
wear. the senior class reserves one
day for the celebration Of what is
q are a graduating s. take part n Thus the