The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-04-24

Whleh cnme ont 70 the Shlnyo Mhru W
launch, the Hawaiian excursion party
has had a bewhderihgiy interesting
two days on Japanese soil, the recipient
Of many courtesies, cordial receptions
and alohas on every hand. Kamaainas
Of Hawaii have extended themselves to
make the party feel at home and IL
has been a surprise to fnd so many
IN and around Yokohama who have
eitL er lived in the Islands or have rela-
tives there.
B, TIE frst man TO greet the excursion,
lists ait quarantine was Joseph Maxine,
brother Of Fred Maxine of Honolulu
Miro, Makipo, the third Of the three
Makiuo brothers., prominent Toxic
merchant, was also down TO extend an
aloha The father of Mr.. Sheba, who
visited Honolulu three years ago. was
also On hand, having come from Kobe
10 give his son and the other members
of the party whom be had met in Ha-
wall an agreeable surprise. The party
from shore brought eharry blossoms aud
some beautifully enameiled Aloha =
badges tor the excursionists. Ashore,
the party was later gwen other special
badges, one from the Yokohama cham.
ber Of commerce being enamelled with
the Japanese and American flags and
bearing the inscription " Welcoming our
friends from Hawaii"
All Dstails Arranged.
Everything seems 70 be arranged for
~. go. , sv"r 's 1870, .i,s aass ara
sIw"Ss ID ~ d;sposs1 81 tSo marty anJ
49, {, ,,,s,,,',.s 49, ai,s.as haeo,,,o ~.
my n.y. ae D .,,hvis q :,
through densoly crowded streets and
have lost all sense OF strangeness in
riding in man.power vehicle. The
visitors have stopped looking for hacks
and autos and an are becoming used to
the quietness in the crowded streets,
with mo horses clacking over the stone
payements, no noisy sirens Of antos and
mptoreyeles, No banging street cars ex-
eept on Jew streets. There are some
few noises---the pewsboys wear sleigh
bells, a few drums are heard and the
riee-cakc mon have peanut-stand wills
tles--bnt the quiet is. very noticeable.
The Shinyo arrived late on Monday
night ibut not too late for some Of the
party to- 60 ashore for rickshaw ride
tho length of Theater street, the brill
liant illumination of which, with the
crowd accompaniment, making one al
most believe he was taking part in a
great lantern parade. On Tuesday
morning the party moved to the. ORR
entail Palace Hotel "a splendid modern
hostelry on the. Bund, which only lacks
~ elevator to be equal to the best at
home, Z ~ s1lsta, :.
" Guests at Elaborate Dinner.
1,ra.1, :, a,-.,,;,,, !, Il, !, ~
,s,th ~ 1890. 'Ia,,an AN Jinn.y "a
J[nr,,rna vose. tba es;denee ~ soich;ro
Asano nrcsidspt ~ the n K X, lima
~ Sh3ha IN 4 spbprb' ~ Tolsio. n *
The eusto,n ~ M Asapo ~ invita- All
cgh,,, ,,oss.nger, an h;s y,;ra ~ bis
homs INA tbs 4nnct;an o;,lan +he Ha.
. aim nartv ,vas verv sfar from tho
otd;narv Iba .us,sl ,ffai, Il m sfter.
nnon te,. thag "a the IvIandars Was q
,n"st elabornte banonet nj which the
airectoSs 81 tha * * and ,their
wives were present Tho residence rs
T.. -. 81 4 : 49, !. -.a.t - =.
y wouid De ilnPess!ple ~ Is, even ulean y
~ gIea.er perieet,on. Inc hosse y
eSau,ste ~ ~ l.s uetaiis anu iviil "
wonue,Iul examples OF japanese ",
lIoup tne great Stone sateto tne nighest
toP Oh tne paeopa' Plnnaeie' 2
Grass a,.easuraple q 70 Apply 70 sven, !,
nome, put IN collars ana cents tns pat
ace ninst nave cost inliiioh uoiiats777
Win some 2. Hs hrt tieasurss lnNaiu.
aple. w tnis inagnineens pace tne
party Was Ioyally enieI,alneu anu inc
members 1haue 70 leei that their Pres,
enee nonored the nome; ar eyenins ?
Ploelaii was Itrhisned-a e,evkr jug
ger ana = surprise IN the form 2. =
young Japanese gl,i VINO sang ital,9n
grand opera ~ Diru-iiite tones, playing
her own piano aeeotn P'ininlenLi a wsii'
SHOWN Young japanese artist was, PRES,
e1t 70 Pafht skctenes ior ehsh Oh lne
party ana VINO also, aiter one q ths
GUESTS nan ~ ihsPlr rs, ueeoratel