Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-16
TO
Bring HEARST
BACK TO HAWAII
S. Sheba Will Accompany Ford
to Coast to Further Pan
Pacific Ideals

Farewells were said to Alexander
Hume Ford at the Pan-Pacific lun
cheon today at the Y. NJ. G. A. by
many of the members present. Mr.
Ford stated the object of his trip and
asked that the members of the club
call upon him at any time for informa
ton or assistance while he was on the
mainland With Mr.. Ford will go S,
Sheba, editor of the Hawaii Shinpo,
who will work with Mr.. Ford in pro
noting the interests of the Pan-Pa-
cific Club on the mainland.
Lorrin Andrews asked that the club
might entertain prominent visitors
passing through. and suggested that
the committee work out plans for en-
PERTAINING. Mr. Ford announced at the
meeting that L. de Wis Norton was
the father of a son born today, and
Mr.. Norton beamed.
Alexander Hume Ford's remarks
we're, briefly, as follows: $500
Our organization has grown so that
it is absolutely necessary to broaden
its scope, and through the kindness of
friends of the work it will be possible
for us to secure permanent headquar-
tiers from which to carry on the plans
to bring together the peoples of all
races in Hawaii to work together for
the good of the territory. J.
while this organization is without
dogma and with a theology and pat
riotism as broad as the Pacific itself,
we must not forget the kindness OF
the heads of the Y. NJ GA. who
have splendidIy assisted us by giving
us a cardial welcome, with the use OF
their gymnasium for our weekly
luneheons, and not only this, but they
assure us that we carry with us their
hearty good wishes and desire to
remain in fellowship wherever we go.
Zone of the proposed plans of the
Pan-Pacific Club has been to establish
a permanent exhibit of Hawaiian in
dustries, where the handicrafts of the
people Of every nation resident lin the
islands may be seen and studied, and
encouragement given to others to ere
ate new industries. Headquarters in
the heart of the city, with such exhi-
bition rooms, and where the weekly
luncheons of the Pan Pacific Club may
be held are practically assured to this
organization with the beginning of the
year. and arrangementsi have been
made with the Trail and Mountain
Club for additional joint quarters at
the Royal Hawaiian hotel, from
whence will begin the sightseeing
trips about the city, and our little
journeys into athe country. !
The details OF these plans are be-
ing worked out, and will be perfected
during the next few weeks, when a
final report will be made to this or
ganization. ~
: More and more the differeif Pa
cific Municipalities in Honolulu are
coming to feel that we wish to work
with them, and that they Should work
With us, and we are drawing together.
II am leaving for San Francisco and
the cities Of the Pacific coast on to-
morrow's steamer, and there ] shall
meet with many of those who are IN
terested in this great hands-around.
the Pacific movement, and / shall be
pleased If any OF you present will
make any suggestions that may en-
able me to get in touch with those
that you may know on the mainland
who are interested In our PAM Pacific
movements"