The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-01
DISCUSS PLANS
TO ENTERTAIN
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then. Alonzo Gartley, the chairman of
the committee, left last night for IA
uai and as the date of his return is
not certain, the chair was occupied by
c. Hedemann, who will general the
plans hereafter The other members
of the committee are NJ 2. Robinson
and John WaterhOuse, the latter being
a special member for this instance only.
| He. together with the late c. ". Cooke.
represented the Honolulu Chamber of
Commerce in the trip through the ORR
ent made by representatives of similar
organizations throughout the country.
For this reason he yesterday took his
place in the committee that Will re-
ceive many of the men that assisted
in the receptions given to him and his
companions during that trip.
The committee will of course, meet
the steamer and receive the commits
sioners and others of the party. There
are about thirty-fve comprising the
commission, accompanied by about if
teen business men of Japan, four or
five ladies and several clerks.
The party will be taken to the Young
Hotel and given a chance to rest up
for short time before the sightsee-
ing begins. The men will then be
taken in a special train to Wahiawa
to look over the pineapple industry.
From there they viii be taken back
over the line and will stop off at one
of the plantations, either Eva, Aiea
or Honolulu.
1t has not been definitely decided
where to hold lunch, but it is prob
oh hot = rx-,l1 bo -
the pavilion at the Peninsula or at
analua.
Meanwhile the ladies of the party
will be taken around the city in auto
mobiles by committee headed by Mrs.
F. NJ. Swanzy and entertained at sew
eral of Honolulu IS splendid homes.
They will then motor out to whatever
place has been chosen for the al fresco
lunch and join the remainder of the
party.
After lunch is finished the entire par
ty will go by automobiles to the Pail.
from there through the city to the
aquarium, taking in the usual points
of interest on the way and will then
60 to Ainahau, the beautiful residence
of A. S. Cleghorn, where afternoon tea
will be served. It is expected that
this point will be reached about FIVE
clock in the afternoon and from
there the party will be taken back to
the ship.
Tt must be remembered that this
program is strictly tentative and may
be changed materially.
Secretary Berndt of the merchant
association yesterday stated that the
organization had decided to give its
dinner to the commissioners unassist-
ed and that they had been offered the
rooms of the Commercial Club, which
offer has been accepted
1t is now thought that it is prob
able that the Chiyo Maru will not stay
| over as it was thought she would bv
| special arrangement. In this event the
merchants association will be cut out
| of its part of the program and it is
| expected that it will do its best to
| have the vessel remain.
The chamber of commerce has ap-
! pointed several people to suocommlt-
| tees to assist in the work of preparing
| for the entertainment but as they have
not yet been notified the names can
not be made public.
The japanese consul and vice-con-
| sui, the president and vice-president of
| the japanese Merchants Association
and several prominent members of the
japanese colony, with their ladies, will
accompany the party in its tour around
the city and take part in the enter
| tainment