Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-27
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present, one name after another was
proposed for the craftsmanship. each
member declining upon the ground
of pending trip to the coast or ur-
gent business. Fred L. Waldron,
however, was finally persuaded to
take the chair. C. C. Won Hamm and
A. Gariley resigned from the commit
tee for the reason that it will be inn
possible for them to give as much
time as they would like in helping
to make arrangements for the con-
vention.
Letters received from various COM
Emercial organizations, which were
read by the secretary, indicate that
there win be a large representation
of island delegates at the convention,
many of these organizations having
already named their representatives.
The Kohala Civic League has appoint
ed Arthur Mason, George p Tulloch,
w. p. McDougall, p. w. Bluett, A. j.
Stiliman and III. H. Renton as its
delegates, while Hermann Rohrig.
Ernest Behr and K. E. Nahum will
represent the Kauai chamber of com
merce. IL is expected that there will
be at least As delegates from com.
mercial organizations, not including
the supervisors of the other islands,
who will be the guests of the Homo
lulu organizations. The Maui cham
Der of commerce has not as yet re-
ported to the joint committee as to
what action it has taken toward
sending delegates.
AS previously announced, the dates
lof the convention have been changed
from September 1920 to September
1928. The delegates will arrive on
the morning of regatta day, and an
/ elaborate program has been outlined
for their entertainment during that
day and Sunday. A special boat will
be chartered and from this the dele
gates and their wives may view the
races. Luncheon will be served
aboard at noon, and launch will run
between the boat and the shore at the
convenience of the visitors. A NOV
ing picture show, including Bonine's
latest views of the islands, will prob
ably be held Saturday evening in the
, Makai pavilion of the Young hotel
Sunday will be given over to a trip
around the island, according to the
present plans, this to include side
trip to Pearl Harbor and Wahiawa.
1t is now being planned to hold the
convention in the makai pavilion Oh
the Young hotel, the business meet
ings on Monday and Tuesday lasting
from halfpast nine O'Clock in the
morning until noon, and from two
O'Clock until four o'clock in the after.
noon. An evening session, at which
time itswill be endangered to have
/ all the local supervisors present, is
being planned.
Among other features of entertain-
ment discussed at the meeting, it is
probable that the visiting delegates
will be the guests of the commercial
! club at a luncheon Monday noon,
and the AID Club will entertain them
at like affair Tuesday noon. With
regard to the business routine, Mon
day morning will be given over to the
address by Mr.. Carter, the response
by DR.. Elliot, the report rof the com
mittee on credentials and an address
on promotion by Lorrin Thurston. 1t
was voted that the committees on en-
tertainment and program merge and
report definite outline at the next
meeting. Finances we're touched but
lightly at the meeting, this matter be-
ing held over until the next session.
Special rates have been offered to the
delegates by the interisland steam
ship company, each delegate to stand
all personal expenses. The invited
supervisors, however, will be the
guests of the local organizations