The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-04-07
Republican Women
Of Oahu Hostesses
To Delegate Baldwin
ASSOCIATED PRESS)

ASSOCIATED PRESS
HONOLULU, April Upwards of
one hundred persons, mostly voters
or oahu, enjoyed the hospitality of
the Women's Auxiliary Republican
clup OF the eleventh precinct at the
nome of Territorial Senator w. c..
Achl IN North King street last e
lng' occasion being in honor of
Delegate-elect and Mrs. Harry Bald.
win.
During the course of the even.
ing's festivities, which were skilfully
directed by Senator Achi, the Wo.
menfolk of the fifth district present
ed a resolution to Delegate-elect
Baldwin in which they expressed the
hope that he would again be the Re.
publican nominee for the delegates.
hip at the regular elections in Novem.
Der.
Baldwin Expresses Thanks
Mr. Baldwin, in an address devot.
ed largely to the expression of his
gratitude for the Splendid service"
rendered by the women voters at the
recent election, thanked the precinct
l Tor its resolution, at the same
time avoiding a positive announce
ment as TO his future plans.
hudoph NJ. Duncan acted as toast
master for the evening, Mrs. Dun
can having previously decorated each
OF h guests with lima leis. Follow
ing Mr.. Baldwin's address, which was
nearby ~applauded, MI. Duncan intro
ouceo the following speakers, each of
Whom made a short address:
Senator Lawrence M. Judd, chair.
man of the territorial committee:
Princess Kawanakoa, Senator John
Wise; former Senator A. l.. Castle;
Mrs. H. A. Baldwin, William ]. Co.
elho, Mrs. Julia Smythe, Mrs. Keku.
eva, Mrs. A. L. Castle, Mrs. Adelide
Grune, Mrs. Bina Mossman and
James H. Hakuole.
Mrs. James Young president of the
precinct club under whose auspices
the luau was given, had charge of
the arrangements, which were unus.
ually complete in every detail.
h music consisted of the Waiipa
quintet, the oscar Cox" (Waialua)
quintet and several delightful vocal
selections by Sam Toomey and Lot
kauwe. During the final song num-
Der Of the evening, a special compo-
s1tion rendered by the Waialua uuin-
tet, a rose lei was thrown over the
shoulders of the Delegate cleo.
Resolution Presented
The resolution presented to Sena.
tor Baldwin by the women of the
eleventh precinct reads as follows:
Whereas, Senator Harry A.. Bald.
win was elected by an overwhelming
IV nrUn untn hy tha 81 " T -
as delegate to congress, and
Whereas, for the best interests of
this territory, the policies of the Re-
publican party should be carried on,
and
Whereas, the local legislature
should be controlled by the Repub-
lican party and
Whereas, the policy of the Repub-
lican administration is that the local
officers of the federal government
should be filled by local citizens; and
whereas 1t is the belief of the wo-
men voters of the fifth district, that
If Del~egate-elect Harry A. Baldwin
would allow his name to be used as
candidate for delegate during next
Primary, all members of next legisla.
ture would be carried by the Repub.
llcan party.
Therefore, be 1t resolved that Dele.
gate-elect Harry A. Baldwin is hereby
humbly requested to allow his name
to be used as a candidate for the DO
sition of delegate to congress from
the Territory of Hawaii.
Signed Mrs. ]. H. HAKUOLE,
Member of the Wamen club of the
18th Precinct, 5th District.
May 81, 1922.
We hereby certify that the above
resolution was passed at the special
meeting Of the Women club of the
Republican party of the 18th Pre-
cinct, 9Th District, held on Friday,
March 81, 1922.
MRS. NELLIE P. YOUNG,
President.
Mrs. Helen White, secretary.