The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-09

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time in that city.
The Congressman have nothing bu
good to say of their treatment on tn
voyage, even Neptune being kind t
most of them. The ship was their
from the time of embarking until the,
had left the gangplank at Honolulu
and many of the party expressed tn
opinion that a few more days on boarC
under the same circumstances woult
have been welcomed.
PLANS FOR TODAY.
AS the visitors have expressed them.
selves ready for whatever might hap
| pen and show a desire to begin at once
on their sightseeing and investigation
committee was called yesterday after
| noon in the Promotion Committee
! rooms and the program for today &C.
| cided upon. This is to consist Of an
| automobile trip to the Bishop Museum
and the military post at Kahauiki this
morning, the autos to leave the hotels
time for lunch, and trip to the Pail
and the Country Club this afternoon.
The majority of the members will be
back in time to attend the ceremonies
of laying the cornerstone of the addf-
ton to the ST. Andrews cathedral,
which will take place at four o'clock
and be performed by Queen Liliuoka-
lani.
This evening the Hawaiian band will
give a concert at the YOUNG 10tel roof
garden, the concert last night having
been at the Hawaiian hotel, instead OF
at Aala park.
BALL IN THE PALACE.
At the meeting it was suggested by
J. A. McCandless that one of the mat,
tiers for the entertainment COMMITTEES
to consider should be the giving of q
ball in the throne room of the Execu-
tive building, the room with which so
many of the great historical events
of the islands were associated. This
appealed to the committee as some
thing to be taken up and Mr.. McCand.
less was named to look into the matter
and report. Should such a ball be CIV
en- the committee intend to make it
function creditable to Hawaii and one
that the visitors will be able to COM
pare favorably with the balls and re-
ceptions at the Nations capital.
TOMORROW'S OUTINGS.
For tomorrow morning the commit
tee plan to take the visitors to the
Aquarium and around Diamond Head,
returning to town by way of Makiki,
paying visit to the grounds of Oahu
college en- route.
The trip to Kauai, which is to be the
first of the other islands visited, will
commence tomorrow night, the steamer
being due to sail at nine O'Clock. In
the afternoon it is expected that
great many of the visitors will visit the
beach and engage in surf riding, three
canoes being kept there at their con-
ven;ence in charge Of expert swimmers.
Yesterday a number took part in the
fascinating sport of surfing and their
reports to the other members of the
party are expected to result in great
demand for turns in the canoes.
SOME LADIES WILL STAY HERE.
A number of the ladies of the party
do not feel equal to taking another sea
trip SO soon and will probably remain
In Honolulu until the trip to the vol
cano. The majority of the party, how
ever, are looking forward with the
greatest interest to this visit.
A REPRESENTATIVE PARTY.
Secretary Mcclellan, who has con-
Quoted the party here, states that it
would have been hard to get together
a more representative committee from
Congress than those making up the Ha,
wall party. Every one of the princi-
pal committees which deal with Ha-
waiian affairs are represented in the
party by one or more members ana
all are here actuated by desire TO
learn as much as possible of the actual
condition of affairs here in order to be
able to discuss them and deal with
them in their future legislative work
intelligently and with a full knowledge
of the facts.
The members of the party are show
ing a particular interest in the educa>
tional affairs of the islands and the
schools will be visited during their
stay here Yesterday an invitation
was sent to them through the COM
mlttee from Percy l.. Horne, principal
of the Kamehameha Schools, to visit
that institution at any time, an invi-
tation that has been accepted with
great deal of pleasure.
WHERE THE VISITORS ARE
STAYING.
Hawaiian HoteI-G B. Mcclellan, D.
;. Alexander, ". l.. Jones, E. f. Ache
son, F. c. Stevens, Jos. V. Graft, f. L.
Hamilton. j. P. Conner. Jno. J. Fitz-
gerald. C. E. Littlefieid, Miss Little
field. A. L. Bates. Miss Bates, Miss
Acheson.
Young Hotel-A. L. Brick, J. Fl. |
Davidson, VIM. c. Wilson, Chas. Nc |
Gavin. P. P. Campbell. Geo. w. Norris, |
f. Y Webb, s. H. Piles. General Kei- |
fer. r. y. Cole. f. G. Lowrey, J. c. |
Needham.
Moana Hotel-W p. Hepburn.
A. Gartley Residence-Geo L. Lilly |
s. NJ. Ballou Residence-A. B. Capron |
At Home-F. VI. Hatch.