The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-08

Wilder, George Denison, S. NJ. Ballou,
Mr. Steere, Spencer Bickerton. c. Hede-
| mann. d. p. r. Isenoerg. ]. A. Nc
Candless, r. H. Trent. George Cooke.
e II. Paris, r. Q. Stackable. L. @.
| Kellogg. Mr.. Burrell
The Aquarium excited the wonder of
/ the guests. especially remarked being
the varied and beautiful colors of the
exhibits, many color combinations be-
| ing almost unbelievable
/ The Iron Works was also source of
| interest for there they saw much ma
! chinery connected with the develop
ment of the sugar industry.
BALL AT THE HAWAIIAN.
The elimination of the days program
was at night, when the grounds and
| buildings of the Royal Hawaiian Hotel
were ablaze with vari-colored lights III
! honor of the visitors from California
| The great Hawaiian coat-of-arms over
the entrance was truly magnificent
Beneath was a handsome Welcome
design. During the dinner the Kaai
Hawaiian quintet club played Hawaiian
! airs. and the Californians, who were
experiencing the sensation of dining
almost out of doors, applauded each
vocal effort. The Hawaiian songs We're
new to them.
At o'clock the special press COM
mittee. and the committee of ladies who
had received at the Moana Hotel at
noon, were present and an informal
greeting resulted. A large number of
townfolk including officers and ladies
from the Manchuria, were in attend
ance. 1t was a gathering of the clans,
so to speak, and was distinctly Homo
lulan. The reception or informal gath
ering was on the Waikiki lanai. At
9 O'Clock the first two-Step was played
by the quintet. and from then on until
long after midnight the floors were
crowded with dancers. 1t was a warm
night. following the deluge of rain dur
ing the day, but enjoyable throughout.
The novelty of the Hawaiian music was
an attraction in itself and encore fol-
lowed encore after each dance.
CHANGE IN PROGRAM.
Owing to the fact that the steamer
Sonoma is reported to be late in ar
irving here from the Colonies, possibly
four to five days, the departure of the
CaIifornians will therefore be some
days later than was anticipated. In
view of the situation, General Passen-
the o. r. & L. Co.. has decided to make
an all-day trip to Haleiwa on Mon
day, cutting out the wahiawa trip to
a later date. The trip to Haleiwa will
be by special train and will be fine
outing.
TODAY'S ITINERARY.
The program for today contemplates
a trip to the Pail this morning, the
start to be made promptly at $3.50 a. m.
from the Promotion Committee rooms.
This afternoon the Honolulu Rapid
Transit & Land Companys special
Seeing Honolulu" excursion over all
it's lines will be made special car
has been placed at the disposal of the
Californians and the excursion will be
personally conducted by Lorrin A.
Thurston. The schedule is as follows:
Leave Fort and Hotel streets, 1:35 b.
M; leave Mausoleum, las p. M; leave
Manoa Valley terminus, 2:15; leave Pa
wall Junction, 2:30; leave Diamond
Head terminus, 2:45; leave Waialae
road terminus, 3:15; leave Kahauiki
terminus, 4; arrive Wyllie street ter
minus, 4:25; leave Wyllie street ter
minas, 4:30.
TOMORROW'S DOINGS.
Tomorrow morning is left to the de-
vices of the visitors to attend church,
maybe. In the afternoon Manager
Church of the Honolulu Seaside Hotel,
Waikiki beach, will look after the WIS.,
itors He has given over the use of his
canoes and surf-boats for their enter
tainment. The cocoanut grove of Ca
has ancient kings, the grass house and
numerous other attractions are certain
..alyo ~ int IF ho
DANCE AT THE YOUNG.
On Monday evening, following the re-
turn from Haleiwa, a dance will be
given at the Young Hotel by Manager
Hertsche, in honor, especially, of the
Southern California visitors. A gen.
eral invitation is also extended to army
and navy people in town and townfolk
in general to be present.
WHERE THEY REGISTERED.
At the Young Hotel are the follow
ing. members of the party: j. j. Penny
and wife, Long Beach; Miss Leach, Los
Angeles; Miss Powers, G. Ray Horton
and WIFE, Los Angeles; Mrs. Harry
lies, Miss leila Hes Los Angeles;
Grace Hortense Tower, Pasadena
News: C. F. Holland, Los Angeles; L.
F. Doolittle and wife. Los Angeles;
Isabelle Ware Morgan, San Diego;
Mrs. H C. Tinsley, Pomona.
Those going to the Hawaiian were d.
G. Holt and wife. Evening Outlook,
Santa Monica; Paul Moore and Miss
May Moore, Evening Facts, Redlands;
r. Springer, (cartoonisD Examiner, Los
Angeles; Edgar Johnson and wife, Tr1b-
une. Fullerton; Warren Wilson ana
daughters Morning Journal, Los An
rtrifn ENUanInR
Tribune Long Beach; E. r. Amerige,
Evening Blade, Santa Ana; Mrs. M A.
Mediation. Woman's Press Association
Los Angeles; J. L. Mathews and Wl1e,
Argus. Covina; f. T. Van LeuVen ana
wife. Daily Index, San Bernarolno'
Miss Virginia Bowman, Evening News
Los Angeles: Miss Winifred Martin
Daily Sun. san Bernardino; Mrs. Z. M
Bartlett, Woman's Press Association
Los Angeles; T. P. McDivitt and moth
err. Miner, Randsburg; d. J. Bastan-