The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-02-16

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Improvement riubs ui Honolulu and VI.
rinitY D. called fuf Friday rtanlHf af
300 Ht fha Promotion pommiftrf
rnnnis iounf uiu b. io perfect furh
tn organization
Mr sraidinf oSrrfserd thc hone that
hl ihe rhairmen would fespond. as
thr'r presence b. urgently prcd,d Co.
carry uut the iloa.
HOTEL MANAGERS PRESENT.
THE uiumv.ratc control Ing the man.
nremCnt of ths blg loteIs I'D the .....
AcesIs Hertsch, of tho Moana. Noah
W. Gray OF the Alexander Young. an
n BeWs II the Royal Hawaiian. was
iu attendance Mr. Gartlcv explained
that they had bcon requested To p-
present at the meeting as the Promo
non Committee and Floral Parade
Committee wished each hotel TO be
4, represented In The parade. either ma
autos or other classes OF vehicles. II
was suggested that tally-hoes would be
me best adapted tor the purpose. as
guests OF each of the hotels could tnu.
participate In the parade.
Each Of the managers expressed "A
favorable opinion ana al viii give
their answers today or course. such
vehicles viii carry only ladies'. the men
being barred for fear their presence
would not add TO the beauty OF the
display.
+. *. Howard. in a letter. statea
that he regretted his automobile would
not be available on the day OF the
parade. However he sent check to
the committee to help defray the ex-
penses OF the day.
THE PARADE IN GENERAL.
The committee discussed the parade
In detail. Much consideration was
given to the proposed wind-up OF the
days festivities at the Hawaiian Ho-
tel, which has been offered the COM
mittee by Manager Bews. II was de-
cided that 1t would be best not to
nave formal reception there, as sug-
gested, but that everything be in
formal. The Judges and winners, OF
course. may be expected to group
themselves somewhere about the hotel
premises where they may receive the
relicitations of their friends and the
remaining participants. The ball at
the Hawaiian Is not "A public affair
ana VIII be confined to the Judges,
those who participated in the partl,e
and some invited town guests. includ-
inS, OF course, guests of the hotels
The Oregon girls, sent down here
by Portland newspaper, and who
Will arrive on February q on the So
noma. will have place In the parade
and will be chaperoned by Mr.. w. A.
Wann, formerly a resident OF Port
land.
The committee suggested that the
forenoon would be the best time to
Lave the parade
PROPER TREE PLANTING.
A communication from James l..
MOTIFS on proper tree planting meth
ods was read. He stated he was will
ing to assist in any way possible. 1t
was said that Mr. Morris was some
thing Of an authority on this matter.
EXTEND PROSPECT STREET.
communication relative to the ex-
tension of Prospect street to Punch
bowl street was read. This, II was
stated, would complete the upper cir
cult Of roads about the Punchbowi.
The committee thought the idea a good
one and the matter vii be referred TO
the improvement club executive COM
mittee.
The committee recommended that
the suggestion be adopted If possible
IT would add so much to the new trail
recently built up the face OF Punch,
bowl
COAST HOTELS HELP.
At the suggestion Of Secretary Wood
the committee took occasion to express
its appreciation of the courtesies ex-
tended by hotels on the Coast in dis
playing advertising matter about Ha>
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