The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-23
COMMITTEES
GO INTO DETAILS
Fleet Entertainers Presenting
Facts and Figures for a
Final Analysis.

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complete programs of what the var
ious committees propose and what tn
expense will be. Yesterday two o
these committees prepared their re
on entertainment.
The sports committee met YESTERDAY
morning in the Office of their chairman
Sam Johnson, and prepared the fol
lowing complete list of events:
First Day, July Is, Wednesday.
Arrival of Fleet; no sports. Oficia
functions, calls, etc.
Second Day, July 16-Thursday.
Morning two games; First
between two Fleet teams, second game
between Honolulu team and Fleet
team. Officers of Fleet to make sched-
ule and decide what teams of Fleet to
play.
Afternoon-Football, two games:
first game between two Fleet teams,
second game between town team and
Fleet team.
| GERS to settle on schedule during stay
of Fleet.
Third Day, July 17-Friday.
Morning-Two games of baseball;
continuation of schedule
Afternoon-Field sports (program
arranged on arrival of Fleet. Thir-
teen events, open to all: town entries
limited to four in each event
misunderstanding preliminaries
Program to be arranged by officers of
Fleet. Special events, such as Japa-
nese wrestling, sword contests, etc.
Fourth Day, July Saturday.
Morning-Boat races and aquatic
sports. Program to be made by Fleet
officers.
Afternoon-Regular baseball games
at League grounds. Other grounds.
such as Aala Park, could be used for
Fleet games.
Evening-Boxing; continuation of
schedule.
Fifth Day, July 19-Sunday.
Morning-Officers to decide events.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS baseball games
at League grounds.
Eyening-Tug of war tournament,
two contests; one. two Fleet teams;
two, town team and Fleet team. Off
GERS to select teams from Fleet.
Seventh Day, July 21-Tnesday
Morning = Championship baseball
games.
acknowledging and wrestling
championship.
Evening-Tug of war championship.
At the meeting held by the commit
tees on different branches of sports the
following amounts were asked for re-
spectively.
Baseball. $3.50; football, $500; field
sports, $3.50; regatta and aquatic, ST.
900; boxing, $3.50; wrestling, $3.50; tug
of war; $500; incidentals, $3.50; making
total of s3250.
ENTERTAINMENT ESTIMATES.
The estimates for the entertainment
committee were submitted yesterday,
as follows:
The subcommittee on entertainment
of the Atlantic Fleet begs to submit
herewith an outline of proposed events
with estimates of expenses connected
Herewith.
Ball to officers at Moana and Sea-
side-Floor at Seaside to be laid on
lawn, $3.50; bridge across stream, 5000;
music, $780, illumination and decora-
tions, $1,000; refreshments with lunch,
$500; and incidentals, $3.50. Total
$4,000.
Subsequent dances every evening
during Fleets stay at beach on erected
floor, $3.50
1t is the unanimous opinion of the
committee that there should be no
charge to this ball. that the public be
invited and as large a demonstration
be had as possible.
For Kapena Falls, $500, which will
take care of the clearing of trails and
desired grounds, erection of booths
temporary water closets, benches, etc
Refreshments for the seven days
should be estimated by the Commits
sary Committee.
Outing and luncheon for officers to
Pearl Harbor. music, etc, 800 and
luau. $500. Total, $500.
For steamer and auto expenses for
excursion see report of Transportation
Committee. Total estimates, $3.50
The outing to Pearl Harbor will
probably cover a period of two days
as all the officers cannot arrange to
be off duty the same day.
1t is proposed to divide the party
up so that half go down by auto and
half by steamer returning in such a
way that those going by auto come
back by steamer. All there is to be
seen by land and sea is thus taken in.
While at Pearl Harbor, a cruise is
planned.
Subject to the approval of the exc
cutive committee the commissary and
decora ton committees have kindly con-
Sented to an arrangement whereby in
the two events (ball to officers and
luau at Pearl HarboD they will act I'M
der the instructions of the subc0mmit-
tee on entertainment. it being the
unanimous opinion that this is neces-
sary to insure entire success"