Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-03-13
OUTRIGGER CLUB
PLANS ACTIVITIES
Work fer Year to Be Discussed
at Meeting Held This
Afternoon.

At 4:3O this afternoon there will be
a meeting of the Outrigger Club. when
the matter of entertainments and 9TH
err activities OF the club for the year
will come up for discussion and be de-
Cided upon.
The report on activities adopted and
ordered carried out by the directors of
the club, follows:
Gentlemen: The house committed
and the committee appointed by you
on entertainments and an athletic pro-
gram for 1911 have united as joint
working committee, and beg to submit
the following report and program for
your approval:
81 An entertainment to be given,
consisting of native Hawaiian canoe
sports, by the men and women of the
Kalihi Aquatic club, they bringing
their own canoes and poi Founders,
baking taro Hawaiian style on the
beach and pounding same into poi and
luauing a pig; the men and women of
the club to engage in canoe sailing and
racing, surfbOating if the surf permits.
IL is suggested that such an enter
tainmcnt be made annual, during the
tourist season. to be known as Mali
hini Day at the club, with dance to
the visitors i'm the evening.
'2 In the early spring it is pro-
posed that the house committee and
entertainment committee arrange for
carnival on the grounds of the club for
the purpose of raising funds for the
definite, fixed purposes herewith sug-
gested that this committee first Sc
cure a thousand signed subscriptions
to the tickets at 81 each before the
same are printed; that rs the funds
come in the board of directors instruct
the treasurer to use these funds pro
rata on the improvements for which
the entertainment IS given and on gem
cral expenses of the entertainment, and
that this fund be used for no other
purposes The funds are to be eXpend-
ed on a permanent concrete wall,
matching and rethatching the lanai
and grass houses, filling in, house NOV
ing, work on a new bathhouse for the
women, a pergoa entrance to the
grounds, rock jetties and sandbagging
TO preserve the beach, a clubroOm adj
joining the large lanai, surfbOards and
paddles, and other necessary ncidcn
tails in the way of improving the
grounds prior to the date set for the
entertainment The estimated expenses
are as follows:
"WalI, 1915; thatch, 800; filing $25;
house moving, $25; boards and pad
dies, $25; women's bathhouse, $50;
pergola, $780, clubroom, $780, locks and
bags for beach, $50; incidental i'm
provements, 800; cost of entertain
mcnt, 5000. Total, $1,000.
20. A joint ball with the other
aquatic clubs on regatta day evening
in the argc lanai on the club grounds.
=, A Halloween masquerade.
IS. A Christmas dance.
"The house and entertainment com
mittces also recommend that two or
three 'get-together' choWders be given
at cost, in the lanai, to which the
ladies of the auxiliary be invited by
the mems club.
Athletics for 1911.
Your committee suggests:
u. An annual Nalihini Day in
February, consisting of Hawaiian sports
and pastimes, on the grounds of the
club and in the surf by native Ha-
waiians engaged for the occasion.
"2 on Kamehameha Day surfboard-
ing and canoe races, with prizes or
decorations to those who invent and
carry out new surfing games or con-
tests
20 On July 4, cup races, surfing.
swimming and canoeing for the per-
petral cups already in possession of
the club.
Il Canoe races in September for
the juniors.
IS Late in the fall a night carni-
val of surfing and canoeing with dec
GRATED canoes. and fireworks from surf
boards"