Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-28
REPRESENTATIVES
Of MANY NATIONS
To FEAST At "
Elaborate Plans on Foot for An
nuaf Meeting OF Members
of Association May 5

Enthusiasm. said SON" genius or
ether. is d great pr0pelling force Tor
good. even though its channels are
not always straight
However. the enthusiasm NhlCa Is
being shown by the Chairmeu OF the
>nriOus state delegations expected at
the annual dinner OF the Y. NJ. {. A.
u week from this evening. is leading
straight u one Of the most enjoyable
and uniuup banQuets which has been
given in Honolulu for many years.
Still, little more Of the advance en-
thusiasm on the part Of those who will
eat. or expect to eat. OF that champion
fish ChOWdtr on the evening OF May
&. would help those who are working
TO make the affair the success it de-
serves. 1t should be simple matter,
says the general chairman, for them
&C. notify their state chairman and get
their tickets in advance and SO avoid
the crush at the last moment
incidentally. the Hawaiian delega-
ton. under the leadership Of George
f. Carter, is showing an extra
sport of enthusiasm which I'M
doubtedIy will result in i'm
pressing everybody with the fact
that it takes some real hard work to
get ahead of the Old Guard. But
then Gen. John H. Soper is one of the
Old Guard, and he is chairman of the
delegation which will represent Eng
land and Ireland. General Soper al
ready has laid out his plan Of cam
paign and began yesterday the mobil-
ization of his forces, and all volun-
teers under the Union Jack should
fall into line and help him win out for
fine showing with a little extra OF
that enthusiasm.
AS usual the AID club comes to the
front and President w R. harrington
has named H. L. Strange as the repre-
sentative of the club at the annual
dinner The announcement was made
to Chairman George G. Guild. Of the
invitation committee, yesterday in a
typical AID club letter At the same
time Mr.. harrington announced that
as the Merchants association was go
ing out Of existence this week he
would not name a representative from
that organization. 4
cCOIldLlu Will U6 vi u6Ch May =
with a combination appetite for 10
men. There will be no thin red
lines" unless it is between the lips,
but the lines will be thinner than they
ought to be with all the lads from
Bonnie Scotland who are making Hon.
| Olulu their home. unless those who
have so far failed to notify s. J. c.
Todd. Of the Bishop bank, chairman
| of the Scottish delegation, do. so and
| announce thew will be present II
| will be one of their only chances to
see masses Of real heather from the
| Hollands. which will be used in the
| table decoration. Ten Scots wha hae
wi Wallace bled" to the tune of sc
cents each have so far sienified their
intention to be present. There should
be 20 at least
Ten Hawaiian born Chinese have
notified Kim Tong Ho. chairman OF
this delegation. that they will be
present What is troubling these pro
gressive young men Just now is the
form Of their special table decoration
An old time pagan dragon does not
appeal to them, although they believe
that the fish chOwder would appeal t
the dragon. They want something
progressive. like a set of teeth, OF
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