The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-12-30
GOVERNOR IS
DUE At NINE
TONIGHT

To Lead Paper Lantern Process
sion Escorting Man Who Now
Directs Territorial Government.
Delay in the arrival of Governor
Pmkham until nine o'clock this even.
ing has made only one change in the
plans of the Ad Club and others to OK
tend to him the welcome and greetings
which had been arranged for this
morning. and that change is in time
alone. The gathering of the Ad Club
clans will be this evening instead, and
the program as ut first Formulated will
then be carried out
the former program, ana this Is that
arrangements have been made with the
Hawaiian Electric Company to have
FIVE long blasts llown on its power
house whistle Just ms soon as the steam
ship llcnolulan is sighted. This will
give time for the members of the
"whitc brigade of the Adj Club TO
get ready and gather al the naval dock
to board the navy tug Navajo. The
lIonolulan was BIS miles of port at
nine o'clock last night, and reported
to Kahuku wireless that il will arrive
in port at nine o'clock this evening.
Members of the Ad club met in the
Young Hotel Rathskeler at noon yes.
terdav, under the leadership of Prcsi-
dent w. r. Harrington, and decided that
whenever Governor Pinkham reached
Honolulu they would be ready to wei
come him, without regard to time or
weather. II was also decided that the
plans should hold for the reception.
Special Salute for Governor.
When the steamship is sighted the
members IN white, with white hats and
yellow bands. will board the Navajo,
which will circle the lIonolulan, firing
IA Governor s salute. The tug will then
carry the party back to the Matson
pier, where the white uniformed com
pany viii line mp and be the first to
personally greet the Governor as he
leaves the steamer.
Also a special launch, the Helene, has
been chartered by the Adj Club, and
on this the members of the reception
committee will sail around the Homo
lulan with the Navajo, returning in
time to the pier to take part in the
welcoming ceremonies there.
II is expected that the Honoluan
will reach the Queen street wharf soon
after ninc-thirty o clock.
All the Adj Club members will carry
paper lanterns to add to the pictu-
resqucncss of the parade in the Gov.
crnor's honor.
In this parade there will he n nun.
Der of automobiles in line, the first to
contain the Adj Club reception commit.
tee; the second Governor Pinkham
Mayor Fem, President harrington of
the club, Colonel Jones, adjutant gen
cral of the n. q. H., and DIR. C.. u.
Cooper, surgeon general, n. q. II. In
the third auto will be the officers of
the Adj Club, and in those following
the city and county officials and others
The escort VIII consist first of the
white brigade Of the Adj Club, then
the other members of the club not in
uniform, followed by the Democratic
cohorts, all with badges announcing
they are Democrats, and then will come
the Filipino contingent, which, it is
expected, will eclipse all the others as
to number, led by drummer boy.
F!lipinos viii Be There.
The I'ilipinos will hold meeting
in the Filipino Mission at noon today
to make the final arrangements to join
in the reception of the Governor and
take part in the parade this evening.
The Hawaiian Band, led by Captain
Berger, will head the procession, anC
his new piece, "The Governor Pink
ham March, will be the tune to which
it will move along. The line of marcl
will be to Queen street, to kckaulike
to King, then to Fort street, up For
to Hotel street, and thence to Bishop
20 King street again and along KIM
street to the Capitol grounds,
From the other Islands are arriving
Democrats ready TO fall into line il
greeting the Governor, and the Hawai-
Democratic county committee has ap
pointed committee TO represent tn
Big Island at the reception to the Gov
ernor The committee consists of Hair
Irwin, Deputy County Attorney Heen
Senator D. f. Metzger, David EwulikC
Representative Archer Irwin, Attorne
, 'Ofltd, senator i RANK WOODS, l., ]
Woods j. NJ. de Mcllo and Henry W
Kinney.
: Tomorrow evening IL IL expected tina
Governor Pinkham will take part II
the New Years Eve Charity Ball b.
the Elks, and box has bccu reserve
for him in the big Armory
The principal reception, however
viii be ON New Years Day, Thursda
morning, when an official reception wi
be held IN the throne room, with Ne,
Rotary Mott smith M master Of Gers
monies, A. THE reception, which wi
be Democratic the members Of ia
( party win be- in the foreground, am
Al the conclusion of the oorrm0nio
Governor liuhham Will read bic me'
sage ~ tho people ui Hawaii
linni tUauRrWiuis Wrrr mahr lur
evening for % tnluir of seventeen gun
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sernud irrruli com lsnN \ Il, A., q
\ charge af Lieutenant ilaNlrYi upnn IA
: aruNhl 0i the nnrfuOr ne ihr inWfs
pmnniH ihn evening no shluirs MI
: lr hri ffnw inu iNuIuunl llulrhhi'
cannon which $3.50 pla'ri in ronililu