The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-08-07
UTAHANs TALKING Of
ELks' HONOLULU TRIP

Utah folks are talking of the pro-
posed Elks excursion to Honolulu next
winter and local people have received
word from friends in the Mormon state
that they hope the Elks will find the
proper kind of steamers to make the
trip. The same trip is referred to in
letter from Mrs. Headlee, the Hawaii
Promotion Committee 5 lecturer in Los
Angeles:
Mrs. Headlee writes under date of
July 26th, in part as follows:
81 now have things in regular order
again. The box of literature received
81 have now arranged three of the
six lectures outlined while in Honolulu
-" Hawaii, Old and New ''-s' Honolu-
lu and Oahu by Automobile and
Honolulu, Oahu, and Tour of the
Other Islands. Of course these are
not yet complete, but will be improved
and changed as more of the pictures
being prepared are received and utiliz-
ed. The aloha buttons are very
popular and 1 shall be able to use a
great many of them.
s'The crowds here at lectures are
quite as good as in the Spring.
II had another interview with the
Salt Lake Committee who have the ex-
cursion to Hawaii in hand. They are
still trying to arrange transportation;
if they succeed, they will without
doubt take up the proposition of the
lectures as suggested by you some
months ago, as they are quite favorable
70 it. They hope to secure both of
those fine new steamships, the President
and the Governor, as they will need
both boats.
enthusiastic over the prospects of
winter business through the enlarged
plan of work for the season here.
will prepare at as early date as
possible the two or three twenty-five
minute talks you wished to send out
in pamphlet form. Mr.. Super returned
the slides in good order. -
The following letter from Mr.. Frank
c. Clark and program for Honolulu are
of general interest:
''Mr. Ell. P. Wood, Secretary, The Ha-
waii Promotion Committee, HonoIa.
lu, Hawaii.
My Dear Mr.. Wood:-You have been
so very kind in assisting to straighten
out matters for our Around the World
Cruises that | take the liberty of en-
closing duplicate program for Honolulu
and if any suggestions or corrections
occur to you | should feel very greatly
obliged if you will jot down any such
corrections on one of the inclosed copies
and return it to us, as we want to print
a little program before the ship leaves
here to be placed at the plate of each
passenger the night before arriving in
each port.
''We shall have 700 on the first
Cruise and full ship of $50 including
conductors on the second Cruise.
"Yours very sincerely,
"(sig.) FRANK c. CLARK
Program for Honolulu. C1ark's Cruise
Around the World, No. Wear
Summer Clothing.
Arrive at Dock Sunday, January
23rd about 6 a. m. Leave Monday, Jan
uary oath, p. m. sharp.
Sunday: Breakfast at and 7:45 a.
m. Walk ashore and up two blocks,
where special trolley cars will be wait
ing. We have arranged with the Rapid
Transit Company for every passenger
to have a trip over the entire lines,
stopping at places of interest, like the
Aquarium, Moana Hotel, etc.
In the Forenoon: The trolley cars
win run about 35 CD miles to Camp
Shafter, up Nuuanu Valley, up Manoa
and back to the Royal Hawaiian Hotel,
in the center of the city and one of the
most tropically beautiful spots in the
world, where we have our Headquarters
and where the First Sitting passengers
will lunch both days at 1870 a. m. and
the Second Sitting passengers at 1 p. m.
After Lunch: Take trolley ears,
miles, to the Aquarium at beautiful
Waikiki Beach, then to Moana Hotel
and the Canoe Club House, where
Surf Board Contest and Outrigger Canoe
Races will be held in honor of Clark IS
Cruise, Mr.. Clark donating two prize
cups to the winners of the two races
Return by trolley car to the ship for
dinner at $50 and 7:45 p. m.
There is excellent bathing. surf board
riding and eonoeing at Waikiki Beach
and passengers can either take their
oatHIAS suits with tnein from the snip
or suits may be hired at the Waikiki /
Hotels. The band plays to 5 p. m.
at Moana Hotel {same proprietor as
Alexander Young's and Royal Hawaiian
Hotels).
Sunday Evening, 9 P M: Hawaiian |
instrumental music and singing on the !
fine Roof Garden Of Alexander Young s |
Hotel (near the dock) in honor of |
Clark s Around the World Cruise
Monday, Jan. "a: Breakfast and /
dinner at regular hours on the ship. |
Independent action, for shopping. etc. |
Lunch at 1850 and l p. m. at the Royal !