Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-18
PROGRAM OF
CONVENTION
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entertainment provided for by the ex-
ecutive committee. The steamer XII
nau has been chartered by the commit
tee, and in this the delegates and
their wives will seam to the scene
of the regatta. remaining there until
the conclusion OF the races. mdivfd
.ual lunches will be served ON board
the vessel at noon. and launch viii
nly between the steamer and the
shore.
The local agents for the Marconf
Company have arranged automobile
accommodations for 100 persons, who
will visit the plant Of the company at
Koko Head. leaving the Promotion
Committee rooms at half-past one
o'clock. At quarter before eight
o'clock in the evening, r. X. Bonnie.
the local motion picture expert, viii
give a moving picture and stereopti-
con view exhibit at the Y. M. G. A.
The trip around the island viii be
made Sunday morning. the autos
leaving the Promotion Committee
rooms at half-past nine o'clock. One
party will go via Haleiwa, while the
other will travel over the Pail.
After considerable discussion, the
members of the committee this morn
ing passed upon a complete program
for the business session of the con-
yention, which win convene Monday,
September %. in the makai pavilion
of the Young Hotel at nine o'clock.
The convention viii be called to or.
der by Fred l. Waldron, chairman of
1 the executive committee, and follow
ing in order will be the election of
temporary officers, roll call, perman-
ent organization, appointment Of COM
rnittee on resolutions, address Of vel
come by George r. Carter, president
of the Chamber Of Commerce, re,
Spouse by Dr. H B. Elliot. president
of the Hilo Board of Trade, and reso-
buttons. Following this, the matter or
promotion viii be taken up as fol-
lows:
General Treatment Of Subject,
Hon. Lorrin A. Thurston; Transpor-
tation," II. p. Wood, secretary Of the
Promotion Committee; by Word Of
Mouth on the Mainland. John w.
i Wadman. d. d.; Reception, Enter
/ tainment and Hotels for Tourists, z
John I. Warren; ~Inter-Island Trips
Points of Interest, Jas. L. Nc
Lean; THE Promotion Committee 3
Ed Towse; Cooperation in Public
Matters, Geo. w. Smith; THE Isl
and Of Hawaii" speaker elected by
Hilo Board Of Trade; The Island Of
Maui" w. H. Field, Capt. e. H. Par
ker; The Island Of Oahu F. E.
Thompson: The Island Of Kauai,''
Rev. J. M. Lydgate. Walter d. Nc
Bryde. This program win be inter-
rupted at 1890 for luncheon to the
delegates from the other islands by
| the Commercial Club of Honolulu;
tickets VIII be supplied. George H.
Angus, president of the club, will de-
liver the address Of welcome.
The evening session Monday. begin
ming at 7:30 o'clock, will be given over
to the matter of roads. with addresses
and talks as follows: Opening adj
dress. Guy H. Gere, C.E. State Aid
in Road Construction" H. K. Bishop,
C.E.;; Modern Road Service" L. M.
Whitehouse, C.E., city and county en-
gineer, Honolulu; Maintenance Of
Roads" j H. Moragne, C E., county
engineer, Kauai; Relations Of Roads
to Politics. Hugh NJ Howell, C.E.,
county engineer of Maui. Discussion
by the local and visiting supervisors
and county engineers will follow the
addresses.
The program for Tuesday morning
will include a continuance Of the
roads discussion, led by Lester Petrie,
chairman of the roads committee of
the Honolulu board of supervisors,
from 8 until 1875 o'clock. At 1890,
the Honolulu AID Club will entertain
the delegates at luncheon on the
sixth floor of the Young Hotel, the adj
dress of welcome to be delivered By
Wallace r. Harrington, president of
the organization. The afternoon ses-
sion will be given over to home-build-
ing industries with the following pro-
gram: Opening Address and Home
stealing" DR.. e. v. Wilcox; "The
Glenwood Creamery" T. A. Cloves;
Forage Crops and New Home Indus
tries" G. X. Mcclellan; Soil Man
agement,' w. p Kelley. These four
authors on staff of United States ex-
pertinent station.
The closing feature of the conven-
ton takes place Tuesday evening at
s, o'clock, when the. delegates win
gather at the Moana hotel for a ban.
quet as the guests of the local com
mercial and civic organizations. The
POSTMASTER of the evening viii be
George r. Carter. and an entertain
ment on the plan of cabaret is prom
ised. At this time the date and place
of the third annual convention viii be
decided upon
The parliamentary rules of the Ha-
waiian legislature will govern the
conduct of the business sessions, and
time limit has been set on all adj
dresses and papers which should be
adhered to, as the entire program
has been carefully scheduled Reso-
lutions will be in order at any time
and will be referred to the commit
tees and promptly reported back. AS
the proceedings of the convention will
be published. manuscripts of all pa
addroocor oI1,.Id b0 GIo1