Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-02
OAKLAND ELKS
READY FOR TRIP
TO CARNIVAL

With three reservations left and all
arrangements for entertainment COM
pleted, Oakland Lodge of Elks, No.
III. is in readiness for its trip to the
Hawaiian Islands on February IL, says
the Oakland Tribune of January 1S.
That the affair will be a big success
is certain, special arrangements for
the lodges reception on shipboard.
and upon arrival at the islands hav-
ing been made The excursion is be-
ing planned by a committee consisting
of James Stanley tchairman1, f. A.
Hooper (secretary) and E. Horwfn-
ski, win give those who make the trip
an opportunity to attend the carnival
which opens in the islands next month
Elaborate plans for the reception Of
the tourists upon their arrival at Hc-
nolulu is being made by committee.
The exenrsionists will arrive at Ho-:
nslulu on Wednesday, February is.
After a weeks sojourn. they will re.
turn on Wednesday, February 25, ar
irving here on March 3. Native
dances. swimming events, dinners and
numerous other affairs will furnish en-
teFtainment in the islands.
Those who will make the trip from
this city are: Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Devlin.
Charles Martin, NJ. d. SheareE, Joseph
J. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Irish,
Mrs. B. B. Cone, Miss E. NJ. Finley,
Miss L. T. May, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Harder, Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Wish
art, Mfr. and Mrs. H. j. Gosse, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Frank, Mr.. and Mrs. G..
Muhlenbrnch, J. J. McDonough, MIR.
and Mrs. v. J. McClatchey, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. L. Album, Mr.. and Mrs, r. d.
Herod and daughter, Charles E. Wick
strom, o. Roussey, Mrs. c. o. Atwood,
H. 7. GirGner, Mrs. A. Wilson, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Thompson and daughter,
Mrs. H. C. Mcdaniel, Miss E. McDan-
iel, George c. Bartlett, Miss e. Widen
mann, Mr. and Mrs. s. NJ. Leyees
Adolph SchIeuter, Edward Horwtnsh,
F. A. Hooper, Mrs. William Thomas
and F.. c.. Hewpel.
How Time Will Be Spent
The program for the trip follows.
Thursday, Feb. 12-Leave San
Francisco per s. S. Manchuria, q 900
tons. 49,. II
Wednesday, Feb. 18.-Arriye at Ho-
nolulu. Members of the party will be
taken to the Alexander Young Hotel;
four hour drive in private automobiles,
Waikiki Beach, Diamond Head, Punch.
bowl, Nuuanu valley, Moanalua pearl
Harbor), lunch at the hotel.
Thursday, Feb ia grand luau at
Waikiki Beach, to be followed by surf
bathing, canoe-racing, etc. Evening
entertainments. Native dances.
Friday, Feb. Beginning at 8 a.
m, after the Carnival festivities,
grand reception, dance and vaudeville
entertainment at the Elks' hall in
honor of the visiting Elks.
Saturday, Feb. 21.-Will be entirely
taken up with Carnival matters. Mem
bers who prefer visiting the pineapple
and sugar plantations will be prOyid-
ed with tickets for same The steamer
for FIflO leaves late in the evening,
and for the benefit of the Elks the
steamship company has decided to-
change the time Of departure so as to-
arrive around noon next day.
Sunday, Feb % Grand automobile
excursion to the famous Volcano Of
KiIauea. Dinner will be served At the
crater.
Monday. Feb. q. Return 70 Homo
lulu, arriving late at night
Tuesday. Feb "A IN Honolulu
Wednesday Feb. Is Ieave for San