Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-07
OUTLINE PROGRAM
FOR (ON(RE$SMEN
Executive Committee
For Oahu Plans
Entertainment
GOOD TIME IS ASSURED
FOR VISITING PARTY
Includes Pail, Museum, Aquarium,
Surfing, Pearl Harbor, Moanalua,
Luaus, Receptions, Lunch
cons, and Pa-us

Collo, anu Id-uS
At a meeting of the executive com
nittee of the Oahu committee for tn,
entertainment of the Congressional
PARTY. held last night at the Promo
ton Committee rooms, tentative
program to occupy the time of the
visitors while on this Island was ar
Hanged. This program will be sub
mitted to the general reception com
mittee, a meeting of which has beer
called for 1870 this evening on the
roof garden of the Young Hotel. In
2ll probability it will have to be
changed considerably, and some items
may be added and others cut out
Committees were appointed for the
various entertainments, and the
members of these committees are re-
quested to be present tonight and re-
| port on the probable cost of the en-
/ tertainment features which they are
to supervise. Following is the ten
lative program, together with the
committees.
No. /. Pail, Museum, Diamond
| Head, and the Aquarium; committee:
Geo. p. Cooke, j. b. Castle, f. S.
Dodge.
No. 2, Regatta at Waikiki; COM
mittee Secretary Atkinson and A. NJ.
! Brown
No. 3. Pearl Harbor, Haleiwa;
committee: Col. s NJ. Parker, Clar-
rnce W. Macfarlane, f. C. Smith.
Walter f. Dillingham;, A. S. Mahaulu
and W, w Goodale,
No. T. Reception at Moanalua;
committee: s. NJ. Damon, A. w. T..
3ottomley Il. r. Reidford.
No. >. Luau at Princess Kawana-
nakoa's; committee: c. f. Chilling
worth.
No. 6. Pau riding at Waikiki;
committee: C. f. Chillingworth, f.
Andrade and W. f. Dillingham;.
No. 7. Hawaiian evening; commit
tee; John S. Wise,
A suggestion was offered that an
evening be set aside for a reception
to be given by the Princess Kalani
3na0le, and that arrangements be
made by the Chamber of Commerce
and the Merchants Association for a
luncheon to the men of the party.
Additional committees were ap-
pointed as follows: TRANSPORTATION,
W. f. Dillingham;, F. G. Smith, C. G.
6allentyne; automobiles: S. M. Bal
lou, Dr.. r. w. Anderson and A. Cart
ley; music: C. Hustace, Jr.
Those present at the meeting last
night were: Delegate Kuhio and Sec
letary Atkinson Of the Territorial
Committee, who were there on invi-
tatioh; l.. Tenney Peck, also present
on invitation; G. w. Smith. who pre-
sided; j. M. McCandless, Chas. Chill
lingworth, j. r. Gait ana f. P.I
Woods
When the meeting began it was
evident that nobody knew where the
various committees stood as regarded
enc another. Some semblance of Or
der was evolved out of the confusion
before it adjourned but there still
seems to be considerable difference
OF opinion between the Territorial
@nd the Oahu committee as to the
work and duties of each.
kuhio and Atkinson, who appear to
be all that is left of the original Ter
ritorlal committee, did not agree be-
tween themselves as to what should
be done in regard to boarding the
transport when she arrives. The
Delegate objected to going out alone
on the launch with Jack and the |
band boys to board the vessel. while |
Jack Atkinson did not favor having !
my considerable number of the gem
,ral reception committee go aboard. |
His idea was to have the general |
committee, which will include almost
anybody who cares to be on it., go
'ut on the Iroquois to show their
'loha and give the Congressional par
y sort of long-distance glad hand
This, il was decided, win be in the
nain the way 1t will be arranged,
housh some others besides the Del
gate and the Secretary viii Dee add,
ID to the boarding PARTY
Mr. Wood reported that acDumpa-