The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-01
RECEPTION
is PLANNED
OPPORTUNITY FOR HONOLULU
PEOPLE TO MEET DISTINGUISH
VISITORS NOW HERE.

Arrangements are being made foi
an elaborate reception at o'clock or
next Saturday evening to be rendered
to Secretary and Mrs. Straus and to
Hon. and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth
The affair is to take place in the
throne room of the Capitol Building
and while it will doubtless be one oil
the important social events of the sea
son, the reception is public in the
broadcast sense. No invitations will be
sent out, but a general invitation is
| extended TO the public to come and
meet the distinguished visitors
Quite an elaborate program for en-
tertaining the visitors is being ar
ranged, which will range from public
entertainment to semi-public and pri
vate affairs.
The Secretary is to be shown the
possibilities of Pearl Harbor as a ma
val station tomorrow. He in company
with Mrs. Straus, and Mr.. and Mrs
Longworth will be escorted by Ad
miarl Very and other naval and army
! officers, as well as by twenty-five or
! more prominent citizens of the Terri
| tory. The party will leave the naval
wharf at o'clock in the morning on
! the Government Tug Iroquois. A
lunch has been arranged to be served
on board
After the visitors have been shown
| the splendid harbor they will land at
| the Peninsula, where automobiles will
be in waiting and they will be driven
! to Wahiawa, where the interesting
| pinapple industry will be shown them
From there the run to Haleiwa will
| be made, the party remaining over
/ night at the Haleiwa Hotel, where
elaborate plans are being made to en-
| tertain them. 1t is expected that
/ there will be about 35 persons in the
| party.
Among other things which have
been arranged for next week is a
! stag dinner to be given on Tuesday
evening by F. NJ Hatch at San Souci,
On Wednesday, at noon a luncheon
will be rendered Secretary Straus and
Mr.. Longworth at the Commercial
| Club.
On Thursday evening on the roof
garden of the Young Hotel, Secretary
Straus will address the members of
the Chamber of Commerce and the
Merchants Association.
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The discharge was issued on MALE
prosequi entered by County Attorney
! Cathcart.
practice game of polo will be
played this afternoon at the polo
grounds at Monalua. Congressman
and Mrs. Longworth may attend. The
teams are practicing very hard for the
coming matches with Maui and it is
hoped that every one will turn out in
/ full force ,as it will be necessary to
! get all the practice possible before the
coming games.
A quit claim deed or grant was yes
| terday filed for record, from the Ter
ritory of Hawaii to Louisa Mossman,
for 231S acres of land on Liliko or
/ Kiilau gulch, on the Island of Maui
The deed was to clear clouded title.
Mrs Elima was this morning grant
/ ed a decree of absolute divorce from
/ her husband, Kaanaana. by Judge De
. Bolt, on grounds of cruelty and failure
to provide.
Thomas ]. Murray of Seattle, a
member of the Exhibit Committee of
| the Alaska-Yukon Exposition which
is to be held at Seattle in 1909, is in
town seeing the officials and business
men here. to find out what Hawaii is
| willing to do in reference to an eX
hibit Murray says that Seattle has
| a great interest In the trade Of these
. islands, and that steamship line be
/ tween here and Seattle Is only a mat
ter Of time,
Rev Il b. Turner assistant pastor
of Central Union Church returned yes.
terday on the Siberia from a four
months trip 10 Egypt ana the Holy
Land During his trip he visited lley
iout Damascus, Bnnlbe the sea of
Gaiilee. and the Holy city OF Jeru-
salem Mr. Turner spent quite timo
iu me Holy Land visiting most Ut tho
places mcliouod in tho Bible In con
ncction with chusrs ministry ile al
/ ho visited Cairo. and the Great Pyra
mid which be- climbed VA twelve min
uirs While in iomo b. represented
Hawaii Hi ihr Worlds Convention 81
ihe Young Mons Christian Atsoola.
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