Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-29
GOOD SUGGESTIONS
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usp of ihp men aud tInlr ,..tir,.
"This eurgcgtiun" raiG tyu ..r
"would crngfn mo- iea'r,,sy r,tvr,r,
those two hotels Thev .a, III. ...g.,.
equally ana the trer, viii hare
annie grounds TO str around under
tbe moonlight"
AT tbo grpgoeiinn or Mr. Wnldrnr
CAPTAIN Rpes ipkinglv agreed 10 see
that good weather prevails Tho
music will be furnished by tho mon
from tbe Acct and the local musicians
Anotber irtnrnstirg frat,ra which
was discussed ana decided on nv thc
meeting was that tho officers Of inc
feet be glycn automubile rides down
to Pearl Harbor. It was decided tlgt
one half of the officers 90 down In
automublIes on the steamers by son.
On their returu thev will cyCha~g,
places. allowing those who went do yn
i'm the automobiles to return nv ,tegr.
ears while tho steamer peouIp would
come back overland.
To secure lumber for the congtr1c.
ton of dancing Ianaig NJ Moa,o and
Scasidc W IT. uougg suggested tFai
Narston CnnubrlI no rnounsi,d IA
borrow IilnIHr from the I1ImhnI do I.
ars here. "NIsr,tou Campbcu did ~.
markably GOOD work when he lac,
recurcd lurrnr from tho Ipmbar n,n.
ME said Hoogs and the cuusrnuanc,
was that tho cynru., 9, for nuttinp nm
extra lauois I'm tho PALACE for Tho AN
of .TuIv cnI,Lratirn was vory small
Only thp Iumbpr thot w,s actually
jrm,pod ,yas mid rnr and finn r.lt
did NOT coz, rGF rDirr,alur,r,t c,,,-
mit,ra. a cont" This was urrprl uvr,
and CanrhrII win no asl;nl I'm roId
himgcIf I'm rnodIrerg for tho ioh
Mr. lewis rurra,trl t1ot IN ,r.,r.
tanning the officers and men of the
qcpt II wo,ld br bccl 10 Give them
sometime different from what thcv
20 acru.tomrd I'm ihr States ola
and flowers may he secured so tbaI
they can he bpIcrEcd during the
dancing Tn. SUGGESTION received =
second and the committee cmbody II
with its Other nrg,rgcnonts.
James Wilder. who has brcp max.
ing sketches of the Ramona y,us and
surrounding couurry stated thai whom
rompIetod r. world no nm idcoI snot
IN which ia entertain tho b)uo iuckais
THE water" he said. us SO feet deep.
1t is clear The scene Of the sur
rounding bills Is pIctureaqu2. One side
VI the ia'IS IL o"iI'" ny C"Ne Ja,i'''
II" ""S YEA ~" nue. n,S ~ i l'V IC,,I"1,
,ho yaIl,ors Naive ,,,.ass and ,,,,,,,,
trees are In abundance and tine boys
will certainly enjoy themselves there"
Mr.. Davies will be asked 70: the use
Of his beautiful garden and the tea
mouse;
WIN lle ScieGlIoil VI inc rIil"nIC
ti,n Gnat r,o r,oat,,,, oG,o,'",,'.I s,,',
inct IA the coI nj the cbair "a such
time when the committees are ready
10 report.
BESIDE Chairman Waldron and Sec.
rotary f. y, b"rndt, those present
were JAM. Ni"|I' A. - =. A'Ailson'
-; =, per,.s,''' H., rL"nN ~ , tlT,l'
w., LIoa., : c,,aha nv ~ ,,i,,
.mura rortoin e p Rens 7 II Lew
J. O. Lutt,l W. r Lucas ard Jno,
Guild
The IrcsS Committee held meet
ing yesterday afternoon 10 discuss
the plans for the Fleet entertain
ment. As the Executive Committee
expects this committee to look after
the newspaper correspondents on the
Fleet, 1t was proposed that head
quarters be arranged for the visitors
and If the general program adapt5
Itself to such thing, that a comoi-
nation Hawaiian, Chinese andnJapan-
ese dinner be given the CorTespnud-