The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-07-14
THE EMBARKATION

THE EMBARKATION
! When the days entertainments are
over and as the sun starts on his down.
ward course to sleep in the western edge
OF the Pacific, the guests will embark
again on the Manchuria. and the big
liner Will steam out of the harbor and
go On her way to Manila, where more
fetes await the War Secretary.
| THE LADIES'.
| A committee of ladies' chosen by Mrs
, Carter, wife of the Governor, Will look
after the ladies of the Taft party Mrs.
E. D. Tenney and Mrs. F. NJ Hatch are
the vice-chairmen, and the remainder
of the committee is as follows: Mrs
A. T. Atkinson, Princess Kalanianaole,
Mrs. S. B. Dole, Mrs. H. w Lyon, Mrs
F. w. Macfarlane. Mrs. w. F. Frear,
Mrs. r. c. Van Vliet, Mrs. Restarick.
Mrs. Geo. w. Smith, Mrs. C. B. Cooper,
Mrs. Samuel Parker Miss Alice Jones,
Miss Nellie White.
| No special plans have been made for
| the entertainment of Miss Roosevelt
| and the ladies, as the plans contem-
plate the entertainment of the entire
party. The real social honors will come
in the. afternoon at the informal re-
| ception at the Moana Hotel
| FRUITS AND LITERATURE.
| When the visitors return to their
| ship at night they will find. each of
| them, in his Or her stateroom, a guam
| tity of the choicest of Hawaiian fruits,
and the most reliable information con-
lcerning the islands. Packages of litera-
| ture, with all publications of the Ha-
| waii Promotion Committee, have been
made up and addressed to each mem
| Der of the party. wagon load of
| fruits will be taken aboard. This viii
comprise mangoes, papayas. bananas,
etc.
| THOSE IN CHARGE.
| Acting Governor Atkinson is the
| honorary chairman of the local COM
| mittee and Mr.. l.. f. Pinkham is the
| actual chairman, with Mr. E NJ Boyd
of the Hawaii Promotion Committee as
| secretary. The members of the COM
mittee are as follows: Mr.. E. D. Ten
ney, President Chamber of Commerce;
Mr.. G.. w. Smith. President Merchants
Association; Mr.. John Emmeluth. Presi-
dent Builders & Traders Exchange;
| Hon ]. Kuhio Kalanianaole, Delegate
| in Congress; Mr.. G. F. Bush. Mr.. Mars
ton Campbell. NJ. J. H Craig, Mr.. Wal
| ter F. Dillingham;, Mr.. ]. a. Gilman,
Mr.. J. A. NJ. Johnson, Mr. F. J. Lowrey,
Capt. II. w. Lyon. L. S. n: Mr.. F. W.
Macfarlane, Mr.. E. a. McInerny. Col.
Samuel Parker, Mr. NJ. Phillips, Mr.. L.
| T. Peck. Mr.. a. G. NJ. Robertson, Mr..
| Mark Robinson, Adj.-Gen. J. H. So
| per y. G. H: Mr.. j. @. Spencer. Maj.
Robert c. Van VIiet, L. :. a; Edward
NJ. Boyd. Secretary.
The subcommittee appointed by
Chairman Pinkham are as follows:
Army and Navy (Which will have
charge of the optional side trips after
luncheon to Pearl Harbor, Kahauiki,
Camp Mckinley. etc.). Chairman, Ad-
jutant General Soper. and Captain n.
w. Lyon. L. s. y; Major Van Nliet'
L. s. A: Captain A p. Niblack, u =
n: Captain c F. Humphrey. L. ). A;
Lieut.. Slattery. L. s. A; DR.. L. Z.
Golfer. L. s. VI. II. s.
| Public Buildings and Grounds (Which
will devote it's attention after 2:3U IN
leScorting members of the party through
the public buildings and showing thS
necessity for other public structures):
Chairman, J. H. Gait; and f w Mac
farlane, NJ. P Robinson. j. Fl. Craig.
Escort Ito which is relegated the duty
, of explaining Honolulu and its ENVIRON
ments during the morning drive anu
. the special railroad excursion); Chalr-
man. W. F Dillingham;. and l.. Iehhey
Peck. J. =. Gilman. F J. Lowrey. cT- r
Bush. VI. Phillips. a. @. NJ RopefIsc
, VIM. Haywood. J. A. NJ. Johnson.
: | I,eis ito furnish visitors with fio"ers):
: Col. Samuel Parker and W. z. Dl!iiig-
ham.