Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-22
MRS. Whitney WRITES OF THE
.OHERHORkEO GIRLS"


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MISS Goodrlch stated the girls hau
no clothes and actually sent them gar
ments from the Associated Charltles'
when, as matter or 1act' upon DelnS
removed to the Lanlakea Home tor
working girls at PaIama' motor gray
was required 10 carry theF personal
etIects consisting OF -FOUR tIunks' TWO
large Oundles OF wearing dPpaFeI De
Slues numerous mats. A pathetlc Incl
dent occurred "hen the girls came 10
my nome TOT thelF clotueS- IheE
pleaded 10 De taken pack, statlhg IL
was not tnelr wish 10 leaVe lne only
nome they mad known mere. Inc pro
baton ottlceE IN charge was so moved
by Celestlna s pleading tnat ne sug
gested the girls return 10 Juoge Heen
and OBTAIN MS consent 10 remain. Al
ter again consulting Mrs. klgln thls
permission was refused, ana informed
the girls that they were under MS jar
isdict1on and must go Wnere ne OIL
rected. subsequently, MISS Goodrlcn
came to my home and lmptored me 10
forgive her for the unlntentlonaI wrong
she had done, stating she was salts
fled that she had been mlsled by the
untruthtul stories OF the girls and
asked me to take them back, and she
would do anything in her power to
place them in my hands again. IN
formed Miss Goodrich that II she
would have the girls returned to my
care free OF court entangiements
would receive them. Upon MISS Good
rich again bringing the subject to
Judge Heens attention, she stated
that he refused to reconsider the mat
te:. To my mind 1t does not reflect
much credit on the Humane Society
to have their active agent, Mrs. Elgin.
remove two young motherless, and
might say tatherless. girls from such
a home as they had with me, and turn
them practically adr1ft IN the streets
of Honolulu subject to evil influences
upon the hearsay OF mahhlnl who
kne" nothing Whatever OF clrcum-
stances surrounding the lives OF these
girls. Mr. BROOKS, OF the ASSOCIATED