Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-27

the excursionists. under the command
of President Wallace r Farrfngton,
will form in line and. TO a lively quick
step played by Kapellmeister Henri
Rerger's Hawaiian band. viii march
to the pirate craft Mauna Loa. The,
Hawaiian band, however. viii not he
taken along, for the lusty-langed Ad
Glubbers with their endless raper-
toire Of songs and cneers. will be
perfectly able to make the welkinI
ring and ring back. A large number
of the excursionists met at the ar
mory last night and for an hour went
through several snappy drills and
marches. The Mauna Loa viii leave
Honolulu promptly at 3 o'clock this
evening and will arrive at WaimeaI
landing. Kauai. at o'c'ock tomorrow
morning. The following itinerary
shows that the residents of the Gar
den Island have spared no pains to-
ward making their reception Of the
Honolulu AID Club a red letter day
in Kauai,s history:
March %, 1914.
! $50 a.. m. Reception committee
meets steamer at Waimea landing.
to 8-Breakfast at Waimea hotel.
a. m. sharpLeave In autos for
Waiawa and return; thence to 0lo-
kele. and proceed via Kukuilono park
and Koloa. to McBryde's beach house,
Laval, for lunch. 2 p. m.
p. m-Leave for Lihue. via the
Spouting Horn, Lihue Mill and thence
around by Nawiiiwili to Fairview ho-I
tel and Lihue Store tthe party beins
divided herel, arriving at s p. m.
Wash up.
{ Z to s = Chowdes a: Social hail..
Lodging assignments
$3.50 to 10-Public reception at the
Lihue social hall. Music by orchestra
accompanying the party, and special
ties
10 p. m.-Adjourn for the night and
breakfast
March %, 1914.
S:30-Prccession forms opposite Lii
hue store and leaves promptly.
10-Stcp at Kilauea for refresh
ments.
i 10:30--Leave for Wainiha, with a.
/ visit at Haena dry caves optional
with excursionists, and back to Hama
lei.
/, 2:30--Lunch at Hanalei hall.
3:30-Excursions in neighborhood.
4:30-Embark.
Following is a list of the commit
tees which will be IN c=arge of thei
Kauai reception:
On reception-H. Ronrig (chair-
mani, Chas. A. Rice, D. D. McBryde.
B. ID, Baldwin. Gaylord Wilcox. James
Donald. F. A. Alexander, j. /. Silva,
A Menefoglio and w. f. Sanborn.
Finance E. Nahum fchairman),
j. NJ. Lydgate. w. d. McSryde. w H.
Rice, Jr., G. w. Spitz, =. ID. Timmonss.
T. Brandt and il. Silva.
Transportation, Waimea to Lihue-
TIL. Brandt
Transportation, Lihue to Hanalei.
etc.-H. Rohrig (chairEaan), W. H..
Rice, Jr.. and C. w. 3pitz.
Commissary Wainies 90 Eillne LE.
!, E. Nahum lchairman), Richard Oil
yer. Judge C. B. HofgaarG. w ID. Nc
Bryde and ]. /. Silva.
Commissary, Lihue 20 Hanalei-J.
M. Lydgate lchairmanJ, j. H. Coney,
Gaylord Wilcox and X. C. Hopper.
Committee on chowder-J. H. CO.
tney.
The following persons nave booked
! to date for the excursion:
H. A. Giles, George r. Carter, J. A
Wilder, Mrs. j. T. Warren, Miss Mary
Eynon, G. B. Gage, A. Il. Larimer, H.
M. P. Rose, Miss Mayme Nelson, Miss
Dora Ambrose, Mrs Geo. Henderson
Mrs. j. F. Child, Miss Henderson, w.
r. harrington, j. M. Riggs. Howard
ID. Case. Geo. H. Angus. Henry Bred
boff, Geo. Henderson. w. Ellerbrock.
John Effinger, A. F. Clark, Albert
Lambert. /. j. Hurd, Capt s. Colman;
Mrs. Coonley, ]. C. Cohen, Governor
Pinkham, E. L. Schwarzberg, Mrs. B..
Baldwin. Miss e. Kemp. J. p Comes,
Jr., E. w. Ekstrand, L. M. Judd, Err
nest Kaai, E. H. Lewis, T. E. Wall,
j. ID. Levenson, j. GruDe, ]. w. Cald-
well, w. ]. Forbes, G. B. Schrader,
Doctor Cressy, w. F. Armstrong, Miss
E. v. Miller, R. A. Wa-sworth, H. l..
Kerr, Mrs. p. Ruttman, MISS M. Som
/ mer, Miss F. Sommer l.. Petrie, R. p
! Brown, G. s. Weight; r. w. Perkins,
Captain Bray, C. A. CottriH, H. A.
Jones, Captain Scherer, C. C. CoonIay.
Miss Watkins, Miss Homes, Chas. r.
Frazier, w. Yin Sam, Miss Emma A.
Chang, W. E. Shaw, :. w. Meyer, G.
C. Banta, T. P. Melim, Archie Robert
son, Mrs. Southland, E. A. Berndt, p.
A. Swift, T. H Gibson, H, w. Rice,
M. Brasch and G. F. Alfonso.