Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-22
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TALKS on HONOLULU

TALKS on HONOLULU
san. FRAECISCO.-Miss Helen
Kimball, past president of the Mills
Club. who has recently returned from
Honolulu. addressed the members OF
the Navy League at their last meet
ing held at tae Fairmont hotel. Miss
/ kinihall took for her subject the Pre-
! paredness for Peace" and said in
part: III. J.. =.
! Preparedness for peace is the
slogan that marks the history OF the
! United States today Only in
strength will We be able to meet the
T questions which arise for us to solve.
I Words without strength substantial
ing them are only words.
When William Seward urged the
purchase of Alaska he made this
statement, Buy al 1.-The land you can
along the Pacific, for upon these wa
/ tiers the greatest events in all history
will be enacted. the greatest drama
Will be played in that theater when
the 0ccident and the Orient meet
IF you go TO Hawaii you will hear
no fear expressed in a country where
the subject can be studied The key
TO this situation is found in Hawaii.
Its situation proclaims this fact 1t
commands the Pacific From east
and west the lines Of travel converge
and into this melting pot is being
poured the thoughts of both civiliza-
tions issuing a broader and finer rec
ogn!tiCn of brotherhood OF man.
: Let the worlds greatest drama be
| acted upon the Pacific" said Miss
kimball, but let it not be tragedy,
but the play of friendship, and let
the Hawaiian Islands be the scene
where the hands of the Occident and
Orient meet in friendships clasp"
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COL. AND MRS. RAFFERTY, IN NEW
...... YORK
Col. and Mrs. w. G.. Rafferty,, we'll
known on Oahu are now in New York.
The social columns of the New York
World recently carried the following:
Col. William Carroll Rafferty,. T. S.
A.. and Mrs. Rafferty, gave dinner
last night in the state department OF
the Waldorf-Astoria for Mr. and Mrs
Henry H. Morgan. Mr. Morgan is
the American consul general at
Hamburg, Germany. and Mrs. Nor
gan is a sister of Mrs. Rafferty,. The
guests included the Countess of Linn
erick, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Scott Ger
IRISH, Count and Countess Festetics,
F.; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brackett Bar
Clay, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lombard.
George Garden, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
! Britt, Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland H. Pell,
Miss Atwater. Miss Duncan Marshall,
Miss Juliet Atwater. Miss Mercedes
rafferty,. Roger Deering. Charles
Park Requa, Holmes Nichol. Laurence
Mortimer and +. Van Rensselaer,
Willis"
MARRIAGE OF INTEREST HERE
! Announcement in the Big Stone Gap
CNa.) Post tells of a marriage of in
terest here as follows:
/ "A quiet wedding took place at
Mfddiesboro, KY, Tuesday, October
"a. when Mr. Harry Taylor, son of
Capt. and Mrs. Henry Taylor, and
Miss Hannah KILLER we're united in
the bonds of matrimony The cere-
/ mony was performed by Rev. James
! Williams in Middlesboro Episcopal
! church at 10 a. m Misses Corinne
! and Miriam Taylor, sisters of the
groom, went with the party to Mid
| dlesboro and with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A.
/ Wells, cousins of the bride, were the
only attendants The ceremony was
followed by a wedding dinner at the
Cumberland Hotel, after which the
| happy couple left on short honey.
noon, whence they will proceed to