The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-09
FOR
FREE CARS
ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE Al
TENDS TO MANY MATTERS OF
BUSINESS THIS MORNING.

Hilo is not going to be unrepresented
at the fleet ball in Honolulu, as the
following letter shows;
"Hilo, July 6, 1908.
Fl. l.. Waldron Esq, Chairman Sub
Committee Fleet Entertainment
Committee, Honolulu.
Dear Sir: Herein find my check
for $40, same being in payment for two
tickets for the ball and reception given
in honor Of Rear-Admiral Sperry and
officers Of his fleet.
Yours very truly,
H. Wears"
1t may be mentioned that the ball is
only for one night, July II, although
the dancing accommodations will be
kept open during fleet week.
At the meeting Of the entertainment
subcommittee this morning, it was
shown that S11OO of the Japanese
fund. after 5000 came out for their !
fireworks. would be available for free
car transportation, besides which $500 |
or 5000 was assured for the subscrip- |
ton just opened for the same purpose.
w. H. Hoogs of the ball committee
reported the dancing floors as ready
for the decorators. Refreshments for
the ball were turned over to that COM
mittee
| MIR. Van Valkenburg, the new MEM
Der, was appointed to take charge OF
! the chowder at Pearl Harbor. Captain
Exton was added TO the Pearl Harbor
committee and would 90 out today to
look ever the ground, Abram Lewis
.Jr. reported thirteen automobiles avail
able for the land trip to Pearl Harbor.
Theo. II. Davies & Co will supply the
dishes,
Answering a question Captain Rees
stated that ex-president Cleveland S
death would not affect the entertain
, ment of the officers, of whom it was
, only required that they wear crepe on
, their arms
1 Delegate KaIamanaOIe was added 10
s the limited invitation list for ball and
4 reception
Transportation Of officers from land
4 ing by trolley cars was discussed and
e IL was stated that special trains would
e be furnished by the Oahu railway conf
e pany any time in the forenoon.
o Both Ew2 and Oahu sugar mills VII
be open 10 visitors from the fleet, sail
S ors as well as officers
rb,,o ,,,auarV ,yara Cbairruon 1 /,
/. Waldron, Secretary r. A. Berndt, Capt
: Rees. H. F. Bertelmann, A. w val
S Valkenburg w. H. HOogs, J. NJ. Levy
t Capt Exton, }. o. Lutted, DR. Mitamu
ra, H. D. Bowen, Geo. E. Smithies, Nj
= Phillips. A. Lewis Jr., J. GuTld
Add Enter Com report
5 The following have generously do
mated the use of their automobiles foi
= the Pearl HaTbor excursion for the Of
ficers of the Atlantic fleet, Monday
; July 20, ana viii either drive ther
own machines or supply chauffeur
|. All automobile owners who are will
ing to contribute to the entertainment
; of the officers of the feet are requested
to communicate with the Pearl Harbo
; subcommittee OF the entertainment
committee, Room 209 Judd building
e To date, the list is as follows: Hon. A
S HartwelI, A. Lewis Jr.. ]. b. Castle
George Davies, c. Hedemann, l.. L
Peck A. Gartley, Capt. c. w. Orwell
i G. j. Waller, j. r. Warren, r. c, Ath
erton, p G. Jones, J. A. Kennedy DR.
Z F. e. Clark DR. o. e. Wan, J. f Nor
= gan, DIR. II. V. Murray Paul lsenberg
I DR. w. c. Rogers, Cation, Neill & Co.
1 Ltd, Henry Along, Or l.. E. Golfer q
p. Denison