Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-18

itation of 1he shriners who will be tbs
guests of sAloha Temple has been rs
sued. B II H '9
Some changes have been made from
the tentative plans previously given
out The last word on the official pro
gram follows The details will be sol-
lowed QUITO the letter:
Tuesday, February Fl.
At the time the Wilhelmina's arriv-
al is announced by the usual Whistles,
the Reception Committee. VIII immed-
lately report at the &Matson wharf,
foot of Nnuanu street, to board the
yacht Kulamanu II, to go out and
meet the sSyisiting Mobiles and their
ladies'. The Royal Hawaiian Band
will go out on the .Matson tug from
the same wharf The Arab Patrol
will report at the Matson wharf,
dressed in white uniforms, to await
the Wilhslmina at the dock The
Automobile Committee will be ON
hand at the same time with their ma
chimes to convey the Imperial Poten-
tate, Fred3A. Hines, and the visiting
Mobiles to their hotels.
In the afternoon, at o'clock, at the
Eeaside Hotel, Waikiki Beach, Mrs.
James s. McCandless. assisted by the
ladies of Aloha Temple, will hold an
informal reception, to give. the visit
ing Mobiles, and their ladies, an 3oppor-
tunity to meet the Mobiles and ladies'
of Aloha.43 A luau or Hawaiian feast
will follow Immediately after the re-
ception, III the same place, for all
local anda visiting Mobiles and their
ladies'. Nesic by the Hawaiian band
and Kaai# Glee Club.
In the Afening the Shriners will at
tend the Eks' Carnival at the Alakea
street wharf
Wednesday, February %.
At 10 O'clock a M, the Floral Pa
rade will be viewed Elks' Carnival
in the evening. Promptly at midnight
all Nobles,and their ladies who intend
to visit Iiilo and the Volcano, will
board the Wilhelmina from the Ala
ket street wharf. A private entrance
will be provided by which to board
the steamer
Thursday. February 90.
The Pilgrims will arrive at Hilo
about | O'clock p. m. The MOBILES of
Aloha Temple and the visiting Mobiles
will Immediately repair to the Ma
sonic Temple and prepare for the
Ceremonial Session in the Temple
AT the conclusion of the first section
at Hilo, the Mobiles and their ladies
will leave for, the Volcano House
After dinner adj membeps of the party
will leaves for the crater to view the
molten lava. Ample time will be Civ
en- the ladies to view this wonderful
sight; they will then return to the
Volcano Houses After their with
drawa the concluding section of the
Ceremonial Session will be held on
the floor of the Crater, and the
Novices conducted upon their pilgrim
age across the burning sands of the
desert
Friday, February "a.
bltdhldSt at t1le VOLCANO House, re-
turn to Hiio, where the members of
Aloha Temple, who preside on the Is
land of Hawaii, win give a reception
to the visiting mobiles and their ladies'.
A street parade of the officers and no
bles of Aloha, with drill by the Arab
Patrol, will be given. Board steamer
Wilhelmina for return trip to Homo
lulu as early in the evening as pos
sible.
Saturday February rs.
Arrive ati Honolulu about II o'clock
a. m, STREET. parade of Aloha Temple
will start promptly at o'clock p. M
The noviceF will report at Masonic
Temple not later than l o'clock p. M
and place themselves in charge of No
bic F. e. Richardson. The mobiles of
Aloha Temple and all visiting mobiles
will assemble at the Opera House at
1880 p. m. The officers and Arab Pa
troll of Aloha will meet at the Opera
House at O'Clock. to robe and prepare
for the parade. The line of march will
NC. TloIl ttilS Cptid " Aldktd
street, up Alakea to Beretania, Bere-
tania to Fort street, Fort to King, King
to the Capitol, thence to the Opera
Hosse, where the ceremonial session
will be held at the conclusion of the
parade ~
At 3 o'clock p. M, the visiting ladies
viii meet at the Alexander Young Ho-
tel and will then be taken by the
ladies of Aloha Temple to visit the
Bishop Museum and the beautiful gar
dens and grounds of the Hon. S. NJ
Damon, at Moanalua.
AT O'Clock p. m. Mrs. Robert lew
ers will hold an Informal reception to
Mrs, Fred A. Hines and the visiting
ladies, at her home. l725 Kewalo street.
At $3.50 O'clock p m. the traditional
banquet will be held at the Seaside
Hotel. Waikiki Beach. Music by Kaais
Glee Club e. -,
Sunday, February 26. -
Automobile or train trip tas wealth
er Permits to Haleiwa Hotel, Waia-
liza, for luncheon, which viii be fol-
lowed by a visit to the pineapple plan
tation. Return to Honolulu about 6
o'clock p. m.