Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-11
W Waitihg For
Lucky Six
At Seattle

The following is clipped from the
Seattle Morning Times of June 26,
and clearly shows to what extent the
coming tour of the Lucky Six has
reached in the Northwest:
Hawaiian bellies are about to pay
social call on the Pacific Coast On
August 81, as ENJOYS extraordinary,
six young women selected from the
best families of Honolulu's smart set,
chaperoned by Edith Tozier Weather
red, editor of Western Tours Maga-
zine of Berkeley, Cal, will step from
the deck Of Canadian Pacific liner
down the gangplank and onto Seattle
soil.
These attractive representatives of
Uncle Sans mid-ocean possessions
will make the trip under the aus
pices of the Evening Bulletin Of Ho-
nolulu. The Promotion Bureau Of
Hawaii's capital has joined hands
with the newspaper in the enterprise,
which, aside from its delightfully."- ro-
mantle aspect. takes on a deeper sig
rifcance. While the Hawaiian girls
interest the Pacific Coast with their
charms, wherever they 60 they will
carry with them friendly overtures
from their islands, tentative invi-
tation to this coast to engage in
closer trade relations with the COM
merGal organizations of Hawaii.
ARE LITERALLY EDUCATED
The young women who will make
the trip have not yet been selected
by the Bulletin. Hawaii will send
her choicest flowers" declares Edith
Tozier Weatherred, who is in this
city arranging the details of the
party's trip. Not only will everyone
be "easy to look at" but all will rep
resent the finished products of Ho-
nolulus most exclusive woman's COL
lege. They can ride the surf in a
canoe, conjugate an irregular verb,
quote from "Pippa Passes" play on
the native musical instruments and
sing with equal facility. There is
not a stunt favored by the American
social set that they cannot duplicate
and then throw in few Hawaiian
variations for good measure.
Mrs. Weatherred is carrying the
word to Garcia" on the coast. Arriv-
ing in Seattle Sunday night, she is
low interesting the social set and
commercial organizations of this city
in the coming visit. Mrs. Weather
red is the sole arbiter of the Hawaii
an girls destinies in the United
States. Notwithstanding the fact
that she has received numerous petit
tions from cities far removed from
the Pacific seaboard, she has remain
ed firm, and will take the girls to
only the Coast. cities originally Sc
lected by her as fitting stage settings
for her proteges. That Seattle will
be the first American city to be visit
cd on the trip is an honor in itself.
The itinerary announced by Mrs.
Weatherred favors only the CONNER
oial centers and State capitals.
On August % the party will reach
Seattle. Here they expect to remain
a week, during which time they will
be entertained extensively and shown
the various points of interest.
A day will be spent in Olympia.
Portland will be visited next Then
Salem, Sacramento and long jump
to Los Angeles, where from week
to ten days will be employed in see
ing the Southern California metropo-
lis, and the contiguous territory.
After a week in Mexico the party
will visit San Francisco, from which
point they will return to their native
islands.
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Mrs Moore who has Aaen ctIdyio o