The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-12
BUSY WEEK
IS PLANNED
Programme Angeles
Visitors Drafted
Today.

The delay in the arrival of the S. S
Ohio from the date first supposed by
the reception committee of the Cham
Der of Commerce has necessitated q
number of changes in the plans of en-
tertainment, but these viii provide for
busy week for the visitors neverthe-
less. The steamship bringing the Los
Angelenos will arrive probably early
on Friday morning, but not too early
1t is hoped, for large number of
the citizens to be on hand at the Naval
wharf arrayed in holiday garb and
decorated with leis to greet them. The
Hawaiian band will be on hand and a
launch with quintet club aboard will
take the reception committee out to
meet the steamer and bear leis for the
visitors. The members of this COM
mittee are R. H. Trent, G. P. Cooke,
r. w. Shingle and H. P. Wood.
For the past few days this commit
tee has been securing the town for a
sufficient supply of one kind of flowers
to make the two hundred and fifty
leis required, but this quantity has been
unobtainable and male wreaths alone
will be used, it having been decided
that it would be unwise to have the
leis of different flowers.
From noon until 2 o'clock a mon
ster luau will be served at the Matern-
ity Home, the, proceeds from which
are to go to the benefit of that in
stitution for some much needed addl-
tions. In view of this it is hoped that
many townsfolk will be also present to
help entertain the visitors and to shove
the cause along.
In the afternoon there will be re-
ception to the visitors at Moanalua
beginning at o'clock Special cars
will be run out for this, the first one
to leave the Hawaiian Hotel at 3
0 clock, it having been found necessary
to put the time an hour ahead of what
had been previously announced. Fol
lowing this event there will be a re-
ception and band concert at the Ha-
waiian Hotel in the evening, to be sue
ceeded by an informal dance.
On Saturday the regatta at Waikiki
will be the main event, the morning
being left open for the guests of the
city to amuse themselves in any de-
sirable way. For the visits they may
choose to pay to outside points, such
as the Pail, a special rate has been
promised at the various city livery
stables. The regatta will commence at
? O'Clock. In the evening the Opera
House will be the focus of attraction
the Hawaiian tableaux and Hawaiian
being arranged for that time,
while there will also be a shirtwaist
dance at the Seaside.
On Sunday afternoon there will be
1 band concert at Kapiolani park.
On Monday Honolulu will be inspect
ID from the trolley cars and visit |
paid to the Aquarium, the time and
1lace from which the cars are to start
o be announced later. A business
nen s lunch has been arranged for this
Law for the men among the visitors,
md a reception for the ladies is to
Ne held at Ainahau between the hours
f $3.50 and 6 O'Clock. In the evening
here will be aquatic sports at the
Hotel Baths.
On Tuesday morning the halls OF
he Bishop Museum will be thrown
pen for the visitors, the first ear to
cave for Kamehameha from the Ha-
raiian Hotel at halfpast nine. In
he afternoon a public reception will
e given at Kapiolani park and 1t Is
he hope of Jamie Wilder, who has
his mart of the entertainment in hand,
hat as many townsfolk as possible
ttend in carriages, automobiles or &
foot. There will be many horseback |
ders also at this reception, among
aem being number of pau riders,
no will give touch of bright color
, the scene.
On Wednesday evening hop will
p given at the Moana Hotel. al which
,mething special in the way Of music
,s been promised by the management. /
LEGISLATIVE NOTES.