Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-18

IL possible 10 Huu WOluo W tApIeSs
our gratitude for your genuine hos
pitality and kindness, such as we
have experienced with the Hawaiian
people. We like you. Language Is
not quite adequate to express our
qualification. | am glad | came to
meet you, my Hawaiian friends. 1t
is a great pleasure to be with you
and we regret to leave you
Delegate Kalanianaole and Senator
c. f. Chilingworth both made re-
marks pertinent to the happy occa-
sion.
Congressman E. Y. Webb, Demo-
crat, said that he had been working
in the halls of Congress in behalf of
Hawaii and that nothing good will
be left undone by him in Hawaii's be-
half. He will go away carrying the
good things he had learned concern
ing the material progress of these
Islands, and he ended his happy re-
marks by saying: Count on Webb
on anything for the Hawaiian ISL
ands.'
Congressman G. W. Norris of Ne
braska: I'VE are glad we came
here and | can now see the folly Of !
sending money to Europe to buy hus-
bands. CLaughter) We have fallen
in love with you personally; we have
fallen in love with your noble Ha-
waiian Judge; we have fallen in love
with your beautiful Hawaiian wom-
en-. The purpose of our trip here is
not to educate you but us; our trip is |
to be an education to the American
PEOPLE. The American Congress de-
mands that you should have what Is
light and just. (Cheers). Our trip
will result in the accomplishment of
Justice and better mutual under
standing between the people of these
Islands and the people of the great
American Republic. And when that
understanding is had we shall settle
amicably and the laws will be made
to apply to all alike"
Representatives Cole and Fitzger-
aid were the last speakers and their
remarks were quite we'll taken. '''
Never before since the great bat
tie of the dam of lao which was
fought between Kamehameha the
Great and the sons of King Kahekili
of Maui, over one hundred years ago,
near the very spot where the luau
was given, nor since the creation of
Maui Island, was such flow Of oratory
in behalf of Hawaii and its people
heard on that historic spot.
elmer by the Wrenns
During Wednesday evening Mr.
and Mrs. j. w. Wrenn entertained at
dinner at their Kahului home Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Jones OF Seattle,
Representative and Mrs. Littlefield,
Representative Bates and Miss Bates
and Miss Littlefield of the Congress
sional party. Besides the guests of
honor the following ladies and gen
tlemen were also present: Mr.. and
Mrs. E. o. Born, Mr.. and Mrs. j. W.
Wrenn and Messrs H. b. Weller, Fl.
Onderdonk, and Jas. n. X. Keola. Al
ter dinner the guests repaired to the
parior, where a number of ladies and
gentlemen had already taken posses
sion, as a pleasant surprise. Among
| those who were met in the parlor
were: Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Moody,
| C,,ith Miccpc Re-
hecca Akana and Rose Daniels, Il. A.
Lloyd, Ferd Hons and Jas. Hattie.
Music boys stationed on the lanai dis
coursed sweetest music during the
evening while the merry band enjoy
ed the balance of the evening playing
progressive pedro.
Touring Central Maui
The party left Waikiki $3.50 a. m.
for Kahului and other points OF in
terest in Central Maui. On the way
Senator Coelho pointed out to them
points of historical moment From
Kahului they went to Puunene and
inspected the 10000, 000-gallon pump
ing plant and Puunene sugar mill,
and saw the whole process of making
sugar.
After inspecting the mill the party
went through the fields showing SUI
gar growing in every stage OF its de-
velopment. The party went through
the Kihei plantation and under the
guidance of l.. A. Thurston descend
ed to the pumping chamber OF kihei
Camp No. 3, three hundred feet UNI
foreground.
Congressman Littlefield remarked
that if he were to invest in sugar
plantations he'd put his money in the
great Maui sugar plantations.
After lunch at the Puunene Club
house the party took the train for
paia, where automobiles and car
riages were on hand for the trip to
4 Olinda for the ascent to the Halekala
crater
Senator Piles and General Keifer,
however, chose to return to Kahului
to make a closer inspection of the sec
ond port of the Territory.
Representative and Mrs. Conner
and son are at Mr.. G. ID. Lufkin's.
Mr.. Mcclellan at ID. IL. Cases, Mr..
and Mrs. Brick and Miss Brick at w.