Dr. John Wesley Gilmore
Dr. John Wesley Gilmore, President of the College of Hawaii (now University of Hawaiʻi at
Rose Davison
Rose Davison, an early champion of Hawaiian education and welfare, was active during the war
Mary Agnes Alexander
Mary Agnes Alexander was an influential educator at Punahou School and an early advocate for
Agnes Alexander
Agnes Alexander, a teacher, writer, and member of the Bahá’í faith, was a well-known peace
George R. Carter
George R. Carter, former Territorial Governor and a leader in the business community, was one
Eleanor Wight
Eleanor Wight was a central figure in Hawaii’s Red Cross volunteer movement, particularly in organizing
Dr. William C. Hobdy
Dr. William C. Hobdy, Director of the Territorial Board of Health, collaborated closely with Red
Mrs. Gerrit P. Wilder
Mrs. Gerrit P. Wilder, a prominent Honolulu social figure, was active in both the Liberty
J. M. Westgate
Dr. J. M. Westgate, an agronomist and Director of the Hawaii Agricultural Experiment Station, was
Kate M. Williams
Kate Williams was a civic leader in women’s clubs across Honolulu, particularly active in the