Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-04
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York organization, the. names of Sen
ator James OF. Kentucky and Senator
Warren Of Wyoming. the largest SEN
ators Apresent, were suggested
Uncle Joe" Cannon, as the youngest
member OF the congressional party,
was also nominated
Senator james had not the neces-
sary 50 RstLn initiation fee, so the
state of Gentueky was accepted as
security. Mrs. Warren assured the
chairman that Senator Warren did
not have any So, so far as she knew
so Wyoming and Joe Breckons were
accepted as pledges. Mr.. Cannon like
wise rose and pleaded penury, but
volunteered TO borrow the necessary
amount from Senator Cummins OF
Iowa.
Many of the guests were late arriy-
ing at the luncheon, which did not
begin until 1890, so a motion TO put
the clock back 60 minutes was car
ried unanimously.
Music at the luncheon was furnished
by quintet club, and Mrs. Charles l..
Hall sang a number of Hawaiian
songs, which wero Immensely appre.
cieted.
Mrs. Hall. who was introduced as
the Hawaiian prima donna who sings
Hawaiian songs" was heartily re-
ceived and was the recipient of
ronsing vote Of thanks, as was Miss
Edith Garfield, her aceompanist
The efforts OF the Heidelberg
class also earned prolonged applause.
The Ad Club lunch was the largest
ever served In Honolulu, with the ex-
ception OF outdoor luaus, and all of
the elaborate arrangements went of
without hitch, as has come to be ex
pected at an Ad Club event. All OF
the tickets were sold last evening, and
only the lack of seating space pre-
vented the sale OF 200 more.
TIE menu was printed on a big bill
hoard at the makai end or the tables
As each course was served CORE
spbnding words went up as follows:
Papaia cocktail.
Beef bouillon.
MnlIet in ti-leaves.
Baked banana and potatoes steamed.
Hawaiian pineapple pie.
Cheese
Kona coffee.
Al billboard was used because this
was an Ad Club lunch.
Decorations Are Attractive.
From side to side the roof garden
was covered with an immense cam
vas ily, under which the tables we're
ranged In long rows. with the head
table at the mauka end. Various
banners. In Ad Club colors of black
and yellow. bore ''Boosaag Hawaii
pulling Together and similar leg
ends. The middle of each of the long
tables was carpeted with ferns, in
which asters OF red. white and pur'
nle were Embedded Around the
sides OF the improvised pavilion
were billboards on which, against
green backgrounds. were displayed
samples Of advertising issued in the
islands.
The only actual routine business
transacted at the meeting was the
/, unanimous election of Paul Super as
delegate TO represent the Honolulu
AID Club at the big annual convention
of ad clubs which is to be held at Los
Angeles later this month. Facsiini-
les of Harry Ladders manuscript OF
his song. II Love You, Honolulu,
were placed as fayors at each guests
plate.
Jones l,auds tiawaiis Self
cosefnment.
u want to tell you that if you have
any problems to solve in the future. |
nresent them 50 congress and assure
Tou that, Republican or Democrat,
congress stands ready to serve you
people OF the. Territory of Hawaii tol
its very best ability.
So declared Assistant Secretary OF
the Interior Jones when called upon
for a talk. Although the speaker
made no SPECIFIC mention of the Hol.
stein resolution for statehood, it was
taken he had indicated favor for 1t.
~ am satisfied from what ! have
eeen OF the manner you conduct your
eovernment, by legislature and the
envernor working tremendously to- !
eether. that Hawaii is able to work
cut its problems satisfactorily" he
said
schoci Drill Touched Joe Cannon.
As suddenly as pistol shot, the as
eenhlage quieted down and the rat
IL ~ dishes and hum OF voices quit
until the dropping of a pin could DO
heard audibly when Joe Cannon
mounted the chair. His voice carried
"a every part Of the roof garden and
freouent bursts OF applause inter
rnnted. Mr.. Cannon. from a habit |
,sarned when Illinois was a wilder
ness removed his hat from his hip
rocket before arising in response to
IN invitation TO talk.
IT have not had my heart so touched
-. years as il was he began, when |
The school children of one Of your
lareesf schools passed in drill this
4, moTning. And as | looked into the
faces of those pupils, representing al
.s,., every nationality on earth, did
MT wonder that this paradise has
,.cen called the melting pot OF the
goria Then | asked myself this
nnestion: Can these races from all !
..syfs az the globe assimilate and
,oseslr bear the flag OF the United
- r..s my answer was