The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-09-01
Chinese Colony to Greet
Large Party of Students
Honolulan who Won $4,000 schol.
arship to Join Party En-
Route TO Mainland.
tFron Monday Adyertlser.)

EdhootAeo phofAHattohb wi tho wv
tertainment Of the one hundred and
ten Chinese students who win arrive
this morning on the steamer China
have been made by the Chinese Stu
dents Alliance and the Chinese Mer.
chants Association, which have been
cooperating for the last week in an.
tieipation of this event.
Arrangements have been made to ex.
tend to the visiting students who are
Ell route to colleget and schools on the
mainland all the hospitality that can
be crowded into their short stay here
The Royal Hawaiian Band will be
at the pier to discourse native and
Chinese airs and directly after the ar
rival the guests will be taken by au.
tomobiles to the Bishop Museum, the
Aquarium, and the pineapple canperies
After returning to the vessel for
lunch small groups Of guests will be
taken In charge OK local Chinese stu
dents who win conduct them through
the city and on short trips to the sub
urbs.
Social TO Follow Banquet.
At fonr-thirty this afternoon an
elaborate banquet will be given, after
which social and reception under the
personal direction Of Mrs. A. T. r. Yap
vice president Of the Students Ali
ance, will be held at the Davis Memo
rial hall at st. Andrews Cathedral
Although under the auspices Of the al
lance the social will be conducted BY
the fair sex. Y. r. Tsur president OF
the Tsin Hua college, Picking, who Il
with the visitors, win be asked to de
| liver an address at the banquet.
Mr.. Tnr not only graduated from
Yale with the highest honors but is al
honorary degree member Of the Phi
Beta Kappa fraternity Of the institu
ton. He took his A. B. degree at Yale
and his M. A. degree at Wisconsin Uni
yersity. He was student under DR.
Paul S. Reineh, now United States min
lister plenipotentiary TO China.
When Mr.. Tsur first joined the facul
ty of Using Hua College he was thu
dean, having been elected to the presi
dency last fall.
Since he took up the administration
Of the college he has rearraigned III
entire curriculum, after the model o.
American institutions He Is reeogniz
ed as one of the most efficient educator
in the new republic.
In compliment TO the large humble
of Chinese student-passengers, thu
agents Of the China have arranged {,
1 hold the steamer until Tuesday, there
by affording the travellers an opportun
| ity to see Honolulu and enjoy the hos
pitality Of the Chinese colony.
The committee in charge of genera
arrangements for the entertainment o.
| the visitors is composed Of w. A
Bowen, w. d. Westerveh, George P
Castle and Kim Tong Ho.
| Local student TO Join Party.
Daniel X. f. zap, native Of Homo
lulu, who was graduated from thu
Using Hua College Of Picking in til,
class Of 1913, viii join the paHty on tn,
China.
Mr.. Yap passed the Chinese govern
ment examination and won the six
year scholarship, valued at approx
mately 10000. He will take up tn
course Of Bachelor Of Arts and subse
quently law course in the Ann AT
Dor University.
While a student at the Using HUI
College Mr.. zap distinguished himsel
in athletics and holds several cham
pionships in intercollegiate and var
sity track and field events. He repre-
sented his college in the First Fa
Eastern Olympic Meet held in Manili
in February, 1918, and was a poin
winner in the half-mile run, also il
the mile relay race. He was entere
| In the decathlon and panthalon, Il