The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-06
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For Editors
THE EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION
CEPTION BY COMMITTEE.

The reception and entertainment that
is to be rendered to the Editorial AS
ISOLATION from Southern California pro-
misses to be one of the finest ever ten
dered to a visiting body by the people
of Honolulu. The Editors will arrive
tomorrow on the Alameda and from the
time the reception committee meets
them until they sail again they will be
continuously entertained and their en-
tertainment will vary so that they will
get a taste of all that Hawaii has to
offer from a luau to seeing the Volcano
The committee met yesterday after
noon at the Promotion Committee
rooms and finished the arrangements
for the entertainment of the guests.
Some changes were made i'm che pro-
gram the principal one being that they
will be taken on the morning of their
arrival to call on the governor after
which they will proceed to the Moana
hotel for luncheon.
Secretary Wood of the Promotion
Committee has received the promises
of the use of 10 automobiles with
seating capacity of 43. He hopes to
get enough more promised during the
day to make enough so that none will
have to be hired from the garage Mr..
| Wood asks that each one who has pro-
msed the use of an auto be at the
Moana Hotel at 29O o'clock sharp.
| The Rapid Transit & Land Company
are to present each member of the AS
ISOLATION with a souvenir pass over
the lines of the Company while they are
in Honolulu. The committee in charge
of the entertainment of the visitors
passed a hearty vote of thanks to the
company
The luau which is to be held on Mon
! day evening, Setember II, will be an
elaborate affair. The luau will be
served exactly in Hawaiian style and
the visitors will be forced to eat with
their fingers. During the luau a hula
dance will be given. 1t will be of the
ancient Hawaiian high class style and
the hulu dancers besides dancing will
sing ancient Hawaiian hulu songs.
This part of the program will be under
the direction of DR. Emerson a recog-
nized authority on the Hawaiian hulus.
The number who may attend the luau
is limited to $50 including the Editorial
visitors. The members of the Mer-
| chants Association, the Chamber of
| Commerce and the contributors to the
promotion work will have the first call
on the tickets, which Will be sold at
81. so each. Reservations must be made
by next Monday.
Secretary Wood of the Promotion
Committee this morning received word
| from ]. w. Marsh editor of the Hilo
Tribune to the effect that the Board
of Trade in Hilo were preparing to well
come the visitors to that city.
Following is the revised program:
FRIDAY, SEPT. Z.
Reception of guests on the Alameda by
| special committee.
1915 a. m.-Members of association and
committee congregate at the Promo
ton Committee rooms.
II o'clock (sharp)-,Editors will be taken
to call on the governor and then will
leave on a special car on Hotel street
for Moana hotel, where party will be
| received by a special committee of
! ladies.
p. m.-Lunch at the Moana Hotel
2.3O p. m.-Automobile trip through
residence portion of city.
| s p. m.-General reception at the
Royal Hawaiian Hotel to which the
| public is cordially invited.
SATURDAY, SEPT. s.
$3.50 a. m.-Trip to Pail.
| 2 p. m.-"Seeing Honolulu" special ex-
cursion over street railway system.
SUNDAY, SEPT. 8.
| orenOon-Churches.
2:S0 p. m.-Reception and entertain
ment at Honolulu Seaside Hotel, Wal
| kiki-canoeing, surf-boat riding and
bathing.
MONDAY, SEPT. 10.
Special excursion over the o. R. & L.
line
| Lunch at Haleiwa.
Continuation of railway trip to Wa
hiawa, the home of the pineapple in.
dustry.
A short stop will be made at Sisal.
TUESDAY, SEPT. II.
Forenoon-Shopping
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