Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-24
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lore Governor Frear's departure he
stated that the entertainment com-
mittees for the Fleet would be an
nounced Immediately after the leay-
ing of the Chief Executive. Yester-
day the executive committee, consist
ing of Acting Governor Mott-Smith,
J. +. Morgan and George w. Smith,
pleted the committees. The duties
of each of the committees was de-
fined and notice was sent to each
member as to what he was eXpecte
to do.
The following letter, which was
sent to G. NJ. Cooke, serves as an eX-
ample of what the others are like:
April 23, 1908.
Mr.. c. M. Cooke, Honolulu.
Dear Sir:--At a meeting of the
Executive Committee of the Commit
tee on Entertainment of Pacific
Fleet, held on April 23, 1908, you
were selected as chairman of the sub
committee on ways and means, the
other members thereof (selected at
the same time) consisting of the fol-
| lowing: S. NJ. Damon, l.. I. Peck, f..
|. Spalding, h. ID. Tenney, A. w. T..
Bottomley, c. Hustace, Jr., Y. Akai,
j. p. Cooke, Chu Gem, and John
Waterhouse. The above named have
been notified of their selection and
that you are chairman of the COM
mittee In question, as well as the
fact that notification of meetings
will be sent them by you.
Your committee has been estab-
lished to solicit money by subscrip.
ton to defray expenses of reception
and entertainment of officers AM
men of the Fleet
The plan adopted by the Execu-
tive Committee is that the sub-com-
mittees shall have charge of the mat
tors embraced in the scope of the
work of such committee, and that
such subcommittee, through their
respective chairmen, shall report, at
as frequent intervals as Is convenient
and necessary, direct to the EXecu-
dive Committee.
The Executive Committee will be
glad, moreover, to advise with your
committee in regard to any matters
which may arise, which, in your opir
ion, require consideration by the
main committee In charge.
It is also suggested, in order to IA
cilltlte the carrying out of the
work of your committee, that min
utes be kept of your meetings, a cop!
thereof to be sent to the Executiv,
Committee in addition to your re
ports.
You are also authorized to enlarg,
your committee, If you see fit, from
the names of the Committee-at-Large
Very respectfully,
Il. A. MoTT-SMITH,
Permanent Chairman, COMMITTEES
on Entertainment of Pacific
Fleet.
The following are the other sub
committees with their membership
and duties:
Maui
Judge A. n. Kepolkai, chairman;
j. l.. Coke, ID. II. Case, w. Henning
II. p. Baldwin, Yon Tun, S. Kimura
Kauai
Augustus Knudsen, chairman: G
! II. Fairchild, George n. Wilcox, Jno
Gandall, J. |. Silva, w. II. Rice, Jr.
Hee Feart.
Hawaii
4 II. l.. Holstein, chairman; w. A
Todd, j. A. Matthewman, G. IL. VI
cars, l.. All Hip, S. Aoki, james S
Akai, c. c. Kennedy, Stephen l.
Desha.
Committee on Ways and Means
To solicit money by subscription
to defray expenses of reception ant
entertainment of officers and men OF
the Fleet:
! c. NJ. Cooke, chairman; S. NJ. Da.
mon, l.. T. Peck, Il. |. Spalding, Il. d.
Tenney, A. w. T. Bottomley, C. Illus,
lace, Jr., Y. Akai, J. p. Cooke, Chu
Gem, John Warehouse.
Committee on Entertainment
To provide entertainment for the
officers and men of the Fleet:
+, l.. Waldron, chairman: A. l.. &.
Atkinson, S. NJ. Ballou, w. L. Brown,
e. Berndt, II. +. Bertelmann, +. Ar.
cher, M. +. Grossman, w. II. Hoogs,
j. M, Levy, j. o. Lutted, w. r. Luz
cas-, +. NJ. Lewis, DR.. Z. Mitamura,
s. osakl, j, A. Wilder John Guild, A.
Lewis, Jr.
Committee on Sports
To provide sports and games for
the entertainment of the officers and
men of the Fleet:
Sam Johnson, chairman; Paul Su.
per, George Angus, Marston Camp
bell, C. II. George, Clifford Kimball,
John Lucas, II. NJ. whitney, William
Bray A. S. Mahaulu, c. +. Chilling
worth, Frank Thompson, w. p. Roth,
S. Sheba, A. l.. Clarke, II. c. Carter,