Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-27
GLIMPSE OF JAPAN
MOCHITSUKI DINNER TO
PROMOTION COMMITTEE
WILL BE ADDED AS A FEATURE
ToURIsTs-PRooRAM OF JAP
ANEsE FOOD AND DANG.
ING-WERE HAPPY.

Members Of the Promotion Commit.
tee with their wives and friends who
attended the dinner at the Japanese
Motchitsuk Club are unanimous in
the opinion that there is no better
place for a pleasant evenings enter
tainment for the tourist or the resi-.
dent so fortunate as to be honored
with an invitation to partake Of its
hospitality.
The dinner last evening was for the
Promotion Committee and II was all
done in proper and delicate Japanese
style Even the clothing was Japan.
csc. the guests, both ladies and gentle.
men. donning japanese kimonos be.
fore going to dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Shiozawa did the
honors OF the occasion and proved
themselves excellent entertainers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mochitsuki were also
present to greet the guests and in an.
swer to repeated calls from the ban.
queters.
Everything was done In Japanese
style. which of course means good
style. The viands to be appreciated
must be tasted. The names Of what
was served were difficult to under.
stand from a perusal OF the beautiful
souvenir menu card. but II was all so
good to eat that the reading made IT..
tie difference. The English part of
the menu follows:
Japanese Dinner
Given to the Hawaii Promotion
Committee.
by T. Mochitsuki, at the japanese
Club.
Waikiki, March 20. 1906.
Suimono ........... Soup.Boulllon
Suimono ... Soup a la Japanaise
kani korayaki ........ Deviled Crabs
fudc. Sokana ........... Fish Boiled
NiwGtori Mushiyaki ........ .....
... Chicken a Ia Hawaii Shinpo"
Teriyak .... Broiled Fish with Soy
Iri!Tori Chicken fried with Mushroom
Kuchitorl. Sweet Fishballs
Gohan.Ocha .............. Rice. Tea
Ko-no.mono ... Picked Vegetables
Sake. Cocktails, Whisky, Wine Beer.
United States Marshall Hendry set
the informal post prandial part of II
moving by proposing toast to the
Promotion Committee and calling on
Chairman McCandless 10 respond. Me
Candless spoke in the highest terms of
the excellent dinner and the appro-
pirate surroundings. He had no doubt
that the Promotion Committee would
add the club 10 It's list OF attractions
and II would rot be necessary for tour
lists to go to Japan to get a glimpse OF
real japanese life.
Mr.. Mochitsuki responded through
Mr. Shiozawa as interpreter, bidding
the guests welcome. X. w. Breckons
spoke OF the delights OF the club and
its surroundings. In response to re.
peated calls Mr.. Shiozawa made a brief
talk In happy vein. Mr.. Rhodes sale
the press as seconder OF all good
things the Promotion Committee die
fully endorsed the Japanese club fea.
ture. Toasts were drunk in hot sake
After the dinner the guests retired
to the parlors, where there was gelshi
dancing. Mr.. Shlozawa kindly inter
preted the legends depicted by th'
dancing girls. The party broke al
shortly after 10 o'clock. Those presen
were: Chairman J. A. McCandless o
the Promotion Committee, Mrs. Nc
Candless. Mr.. and Mrs. +. |. Spalding
Mr.. and Mrs A. Gartley. Mr.. and Mrs
Fred G. Smith. Mrs. Fred l.. Waldron
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Rhodes, Mr.. AM
Mrs. E. Boyd. A. p. Taylor. u S. Dis
trict Attorney Breckons, U. s. Marsha
Hendry. Collector OF Customs Stncl;
able, Mr.. and Mrs, W. r. Harrington
r. G. stackabie. Judge Kingsbury, MI
Worden, George Henshall. A. NJ. Burn.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Wood were unabl
to be present.