The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-08-29

The final touches have been given
the program for the entertainment of
the visiting Congressman At yester-
day mornings meeting of the execu-
tive committee, the arrangements were
carefully gone over, weak points were
strengthened, and the final seal of APP
prevail was placed on the schedule.
The distinguished visitors will be
welcomed off the harbor by twenty
members of the reception committee,
who will go out in the James Makee.
Arrangements have been made to have
the arrival of the Siberia signaled by
three long blasts of the whistle. As
soon as the whistle sounds. the mem
bers of the committee assigned to the
Makee are supposed to congregate at
Matson wharf where the steamer will
be ready for them.
The remaining members of the re-
ception committee will gather at Hack
field wharf, where the incoming steamer
will dock. Senator John c. Lane and
before the regular gangplank is low
cred, and the members of the Com
gressional party will be decked with
leis.
AS soon as they come ashore, the
visitors will be taken to the Young
Hotel in motor cars. There they will
be given a chance to rest up and get
in readiness for the trip to Waikiki
beach, which will be made in the after
noon.
Chairman Frank Thompson of the
reception committee reported yesterday
that he has secured automobiles to car
ry seventy-fve persons around the is
lands. trouble car will accompany
the calvacade to fend against any de-
lay, from broken down machines.
The following have been selected to
go out on the James Makee to give the
party the first welcome: Governor
Walter T. Frear, Delegate Kalaniana-
oleaPresident W. 0. Smith of the Sem
ate, F. E. Thompson, T. Fl. Petrie. J.
A. Kennedy, Walter Dillingham;, Chief
Justice Hartwell, Judge Sanford B.
/ Dole, United States District Attorney
R. W. Breckons, Mayor Joseph J.
Fern, Representative A. D. Castro,
Representative Kaleiopu, s. A. Ballou,
E. R. Stackable, E. J. Lord, Honorable
D. Lloyd Conkling, III. P. Wood, L. A.
Thurston.
Those who will greet the visitors at
Hackfeld wharf are: Hon. A S. Cleg-
horn, Secretary of the Territory E. A.
Mott-Smith, Speaker HI. L. Holstein of
the Territorial House Of Representa-
tives, Honorable John C. Lane, G. J..
Waller, w. III. MeInerny, Fl. F. Wieh-
man, R. 0. Matheson, L. Tenney Peck
on behalf of the Chamber of Com
merce, Senator Charles f. Chilling
worth, Senator w. J. Coelho, Honorable
Marston Campbell, Major Short, Super
visor Andrew Cox, Supervisor Dan
Logan, District Magistrate Andrade,
Representative Kamanoulu, r. FL.
Trent, James Wakefield, Representative
E. A. Douthitt, Honorable G. r. Hem
enway, j. Ell. Hertsche, Senator Moore,
George w. Smith on behalf of the Mer-
chants Association, w. A. Bowen, f..
w. Klebahn and Honorable John
Hughes.
The committee reports submitted at
yesterday mornings meeting show
that the appointments for the differ
ent portions of the program have run
over the allowance by $500. There is
$4,000 available for the entertainment
of the Congressman. With Maui IS al
lowanee of $1,000, the appropriations
made for the fund total $15,600.
The completed official program for
the entertainment of the visitors fol-
lows:
Visit of Congressional Party to Hawaii,
1909.