Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-27
PEACE PAGEANT IS IMPRESSIVE
AND POWERFUL IN Meaning
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* In face OF the disappointment =
n OF last Saturday, the Peace Page =
= ant was an uneQualled success =
4 and we wish To thank all those =
z who took part for their patience =
y under the difficulties due to the y
% postponement We are especial
y ly glad that here in Hawaii We =
x are able to foSGw out President =
= Wilson's suggestion that the an y
= niversary OF Ice years Of peace =
between the United States and .
~ Great Britain be Fcelebrated =
y We feel that II Ia one Of the big :
events Of the world and are glad 2
x to have led In such moinentous z
= movement. Statement OF Rev. >
x Frank 8. Scndder and Miss Emil =
4 ly Wsrinner, representing the edi- :
toriaI board of The Friend, in =
y charge OF the Pence Pageant = =
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sisted Of campfire girls, flower girls.
Columbia, Brother Jonathan. Justices;
militia, missionaries, baseball players;
college men, basketball players, po-
licemen, American y farmers. Etennis
players Indians and cowboys. a'rr
The British eontigent was grouped
at the right Of the stage and the Amer
lean contingent at the left. tissf 4.
War Stalls on Fieid-tfas eesf ,trf.sst,
m sequence with the gathering OF
the American and British eonfingents
War. looking grim ana determined and
clad in q coat Of mail and carrying D
huge helmet, stained on 90 fthe field
This part was taken by Clifton Tracy.
AS War paced up ana down the IA,
mehamella students sang 'feHting To-
night. At the conclusion of the song
Peace entered and the action OF the
pageant started ON the stage. al :jas
s-cne May Il Naress.sis y, "a. go,
During the action or the pageant pa;
tribtic songs were sung by the stbA-
ents gathered on the ,loWeF i6mbank-.
ment. During the singing Of HAL
Columbia" by the Kamehan1ela stud
ents, Mrs. NJ. A. A. Baker, whose
inspired the writing Of the
American national anthem, unfurled q
large American flag while the Hawaii,
an band played The Star Spangied
Banner" "Rnle Britannia" was sung
by the Mckinley High School students
and Columbia, the Gem Of the
Ocean" by the Punahoa Academy stud
ents. 49, ~@.+
The climax of the pageant was
reached when Contentment was
crowned queen of the day by Britannia
and the dove Of Peace given freedom
Those taking the principal parts in
the pageant were as follows
dance. Industry and Contentment, her
Normal School students.
War Clifton Tracy; Famine, Pesti.
lenee and Horror, his attendants. Nor.
nal School students. ~
Colu1nbiaA Miss Ethel Damon.
Britannia Miss Anne Van Schaick.
Admiration Miss Lncille Afague.
Uncle Sam-Ken G. Bryan.
John Bull C. g. Boekus.
SachemW A. Bryan.
Canadian Chief Henry P. Judd
Indian Dance Sptetaeutse.
An interesting feature OF the pro-
gram was a weird and spectacular In
dian dance perfurmed by the Camp
ire girls around q lighted IRE in front
of the stage The girls were trained
By Mrs A. r. Jackson The costuna.
ING was perfect and the dancing was
sxecuted 10 an excellent degree OF per
Iect10ns fss' ) ss -
The smoking Of the pipe Of peace
ina the Dufying Of the Ratchet form
q an interesting feattre taken part
II by Professor Bryan a. the Saehem
ind Mr.. Judd as the Canadian Chief. Il
Nesks ef hard Work Shown.
II is needless to say that the Peace
Pageant more tnan fulflled the en-
1ettatiDns OF both those III charge ana
he spectators Weeks Of hard work.
were given In order to make the pros
ldetion success. Every part OF the
entire offering was praisew0rtfys aud
credit is due not only to Miss e. ".
IFafiaaef and Rev. Frank 8 Scudder;
who were in charge as representatives.
u the editorial board of The Friend,
but 10 every student and other person
.aking part.
The Peace Pageant voiced Hawaii's
flea for worldwide peace It was a |
plea which win be carried NOT only
70 the mainland bat Into the Orient |
md those countries now at war. ffti
the true feeling Of these
isles Of Peace" as pertains to the !
great European scohfiict, and WIN net |
md cannot be soon forgetten.
Prominent Guests.
Among those present at tiie pageant
IS the guests of Director-general
James d. Dougherty were Mrs. Dough-
srtys Governor Pinkhnm and stat. |
Mat-geti. Wiiliam.H. Carter, STAFF and
Mrs Carter; Rear-admfral ana Mrs. @. !
B. T. Moore. Queen Ililiuokalani and
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur WAN. |
DR.. Doremus Scudder. Mrs. j. M. Wal-1
inner. Mrs. M. "A. A. Baker, Mrs Alice
Park. Lieut.. Ellis Lando. u. s. MI
Judge A. @. NJ. Robertson, President
md Mrs. A. #. Grif3ths. Mayer and
Mrs. John c. Lane and Mrs. Dora Ahl-
BORN
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