The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-11-23
THE PROGRAMME,
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE RECEPTION
OF THE BALL-PLAYERs AND GAMES.

OF THE BALL-PLAYERs AND GAMES.
Last evening meeting of the
committee on arrangements for the
visit of the two American baseball
teams and tourists, was held at the
Hawaiian Hotel, Mr.. George w.
Smith in the chair. Mr.. Gardner
X. Wilder was appointed secretary,
and in addition to the committee
there was present Mr.. Harry IL.
Simpson, assistant manager of the
two teams; Mr.. Harry NJ. Whitney,
captain Honolulu Baseball Club;
and Mr.. Henry Kaia, captain Ha-
wall Baseball Club. Following are
the arrangements agreed upon for
Saturday, the day the steamer is
expected:
/. The Royal Hawaiian Band will
meet at the Beaver coffee saloon at
o'clock a. M, to. accompany the
party of welcome outside the har-
Dor.
2. An invited party-consisting
of large subscribers to the fund,
leading ball players and patrons of
the game, etc.-will be notified by
telephone if the S. S. Alameda is
signalled before o'clock, when
they will embark on the Government
tug Eleu or some available steamer,
TO meet the mail steamship this side
of Diamond Head. The Port Ply
stefan will go out for his inspection
on board the tug, so that the party
may go on board the Alameda,
where Mr.. Simpson will introduce
them to Mr.. Spalding and the tour
ing players generally.
3. After serenading the incoming
tourists, the band will be landed on
the wharf in advance of the Ala
medals docking, there to play dur
ing the landing of the passengers.
4. From the dock the visitors will
be conveyed to the Hotel in carriages
distinguished by being draped with
the American flag.
3. After breakfasting at the Hotel
the party will at 10 O'Clock be pre-
sented to His Majesty the King.
6. At noon light lunch will be
taken by the players at the Hotel.
z. The whole party will assemble
at the Makiki recreation grounds at
1890, when the teams will have
practice of fifteen minutes each.
s. At O'Clock sharp the game will
be called between the Chicago and
All-America teams, and at the close
of the match game of prob
ably five innings will be played by
the winning team in the above and
picked local team.
8. A grand luau' rendered the
tourists and resident invited guests,
by His Majesty, Hons. John A.
Cummins, Saml. Parker, John Ena,
and Mr.. George G. Becllley, will be
held upon Her Majesty's premises,
Luakaha, corner of Queen anG
Punchbowl streets, at such hour in
the evening as will prove most con
venient.
10. Wind and weather being fa.
vorable, there will be balloon as
cension from Makiki grounds by 6
skilled aeronaut, who will ascend
one thousand feet and from that aw
full height leap to the earth with the
aid of parachute.
Score cards will be for sale on thu
baseball grounds, the same kind O.
cards as are used on the Chicago
grounds, lat 10 cents each. Mr.. j. w
Winter will be the official scorer TO
local purposes. There are four ex
pert ball scorers among the pres
men with the expedition.
The grand stand belonging to tn
z ball grounds is reserved for ladies
Mr.. Lucas has put up stand TO
: which charge will be made for ad
I mission.
Admission to the grounds will b
a free.
Merchants are requested To clos
= at ~ O'Clock noon, and also. to dis
' play flags.
+ Parties in carriages are requeste'
, to head their horses towards tn
: fence.