The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-01-04

bt oikhtu bHOTIlNs
The banquet table was one of the pref.
tiest seen at the New Willard Hotel
this season and gOodly portion Of the
friends of Hawaii were present This
included many Of last summers con
gressional party, all Of whom were loud
in praise of the hospitality shown them
by the Islanders Again and again Il
was said by the congressional speakers
that they would work Just as hard for
anything that Hawaii wanted as they
would work for anything that their
own state wanted.
Representative Hampy" Moore of
| Philadelphia, officiated as toastmaster
& position where he is always very sue.
cessful. Among those who talked were
Senators Salisbury, MARITIME, Shafroth,
Hardwiek, Smoot and Sheppard Of Tex
as, the latter having been a classmate
Of Judge Wilder at Yale; Representa-,
tives Kahn, johnson, Davenport, Camp.
bell and Ferris; Major General Carter,
and Delegate Kuhio. ....
Glowing oratory About Hawaii
There was much glowing oratory
about the beauties of Hawaii and the
delightful qualities of the Hawaiian
people. The needs Of the Islands in
legislation and administration likewise
were discussed in the most friendly
manner.
Judge Wilder proved himself a spIen,
did host and it was quite surprising
that he was able to bring together on
such short notice and at a very busy
season nearly a hundred prominent men
of the capital City. The host improved
the opportunity for saying something
about the needs Of the Islands. There
was demand for a speech in Hawaiian
from the Delegate. He responded with
Senator Hardwick as interpreter. This
OccaS'oned great deal of laughter, for
the Georgian gave very clever turn
to his interpretations Subsequently
the Delegate spoke in English and tax
ed about ways, in which the conaress
-eoHld help the IsIantis:--. - - - p
The dinner was given in the Cabinet
room of the Lew Willard. The invita-
G7nS for the dinner were issued in Ha.
"aiian, as most Of the invited guests
are Chiefs of Hawaii having been elc.
waited to that exalted position during
the last congressional visit to these
islands. O.. 8.
The guests of honor were Hon. Will:
IAN G.. MeAdOo, secretary of the treas.
uryj Hon. Lindley NJ. Garrison. seere.
tary of war; Hon. Thomas W. Gregory,
attorney general; Hon. Albert s. Bur.
leson, postmaster general; Hon. Frank.
lin X. Lane, secretary of the interior;
Hon. Byron R. Newton, assistant secrc.
tary of the treasury; Hon. Adrius A.
Jones, assistant secretary of the int
rior; Hon. Joseph p. Tumulty. secrr-
tarv to the President. The other in
vltcd guests were:
Hon. John +. Shafroth, Hon Thomas
W. Hardwick, Hon. Ollie NJ. James,
Hon. Willard Salisbury, Hon. James F.
MARITIME, Hon. Reed Smoot, Hon. Lee y.
Ovrrman, Hon. Albert B. Cummin,,
Hon. Joseph T. Robinson, Hon. Morris
Sheppard, Hon. Blair Lee, Hon. Luke
Lea, Hon. George +. Chamberlain, Hon.
Jas. Hamilton Lewis, Hon. James ~
lhCIan, Hon. F. NJ. Simmons, Hon. X
i'ittman, Hon. Robert F. Broussard,
Hon. Francis f. Warren, Hon. James
w. Wadsworth, Jr., Hon. Oscar W. Tn.
derwood, Hon. James A. O'Gorman,
Hon. Champ Clark, Hon. Joseph G. Can
non, Hon. william A. Rodenberg, Hon.
William b. Mckinley, Hon. Swagdr
Sherlcy, Hon. James s. Davenport,
Hon. Scott Ferris, Hon. Joshua W.
Alexander, Hon. Philip p. Campbell,
Hon. Andrew j. Barchfeld, Hon. Albert
johnson, Hon. Ira @. Copley, Hon.
George W. Fairchild, Hon. Nicholas
Lopgworth, Hon, Daniel r. Anthony,
il, Hon. John j. Fitzgerald, Hon.
Claude kitchin, Hon. James X. Mann,
Hon. c. BaseOm Slemp, Hon. William
kottner, lion. J. Hampton Moore, Hon
Carter Glass, Hon. Gordon Lee, Hon. J.
kuhio Kalanianaole, Hon. Edwin Y.
Webb, Hon. Julius Kahn, Hon. Charles
A. Rice. s.
James l.. Coke, Joe Breekohs, Angus
Erly, Charles Albert, Ernest W. Walk.
err j. G. o 'Loughlin, Charles r. Forbes,
W. u. Cooke, Lorrin Andrews, II. A.
Myer, Frank Lord, Evans Browne,
Thomas r. Ship, Martin Egan, Arthur
COpp, II. p. Veeder, Ernest KnaebeI,
DR.. Tucker Smith, DR.. G. G. Smith, j.
I. Eyersman, Thomas Brahany, Ru.
.loiph Foster, Colonel McGonnigle, Gen.
l.. +. Humphrey, Maj. Gen. w. II. Car.
ter, John Suter, j. p. Ryan, b, +. Trip,
> NJ Ballou, James ID. Maher, Thomas
i. Pence, Charles Breckons, c. E. Stew.
art, f s. Hight.
Menu OF Hawaiian Delicacies
The menu was Hastily gotten up
affair in white and green and embossed
with represe ntations of banana trees.
1t bore the legend ,"Aloha Nm De.
lunakanawai Arthur Ashford Wilder,
Entertains Hawaii : Friends" A Sc.
Icct array of Hawaiian delicacies was
for the delectatiOn of the
guests us viii be seen from the follow.
ing list Of good things to cat as they
ON the menu!
KAUKAU
Opunui Martini
WelR ka HaO
Kal, Pupule ka MOa
Ava
Man II llilo Olivia Moiwahine
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