In 1928, did those delegates, over 150 women, from thirteen countries gathered in Hawaii, under the auspices of the Pan Pacific Union, really anticipate a continuity of their first meeting for so many years, devoted to the enduring problems ever challenging women?
The conference was made more memorable when the delegates were honored guests of the Territorial Governor and Mrs. Wallace F. Farrington at Washington Place. The records say "everywhere was lightness, color, and laughter".
