Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-11
VARNIVAL
NO N MENT

no N MENT
St Louis College band will be par
of the coming Floral Parade, as a re
suit of the efforts of Ed Towse ant
Z. A Berndt, who yesterday secures
its participation. The band is com
posed OF thirty pieces, directed b!
Brother Francis, and will be dressed
in white uniform. 1t is very popular
in Honolulu and will add to the par
ade.
The decorations committee of th'
Carnival is organizing the young lad
les of the city who are willing to ali
in the work of selling Carnival lei
and canes. They will be sold all owe
the city and in concession sections
the leis being fifteen cents and thu
cane, together with neat pennant
twenty-five cents.
The management of the Young hote
announces that on the evening of the
18th admittanee to the roof garden
will be by ticket only. This announce
ment is made owing to the fact thai
the roof will be a good vantage point
from which to witness the pyroteehniC
display at Punchbowl and that Man
ager Thiele is DESTROYS of caring fol
the safety and comfort of the guests
of the hotel, who will be supplied
with free tickets for themselves anG
friends.
The Mid-Paciflc Carnival. Ltd, filed
articles of association at the terri
torial treasurer's office yesterday. il
begins business with a capitalization
of $4,000, divided into 10000 shares
of the par value of 81 each, and re
tains the privilege of increasing the
capital to 100000. The incorporates
are l.. J. Warren, president; edwin
H. Paris, secretary; Sherwood inflow
rey, treasurer;'T. NJ. Church, James Il
Richard A. Cooke and James
D. Dougherty.
Eben Low has notified the water
carnival committee, that he purposes
entering the old royal yacht Reana,' =
that now belongs to his fleet, in the
harbor pageant. Besides having the
old boat suitably decorated, he will
have on board an aggregation Of the
best Hawaiian singers to be had, which
will no doubt make this entry doubly
-.
A general meeting OF the members
Of the Floral Parade committee has
been called for tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock in the. rooms of the
Merchants Association, Young hotel
building, at which time Maj. E. V
Smith Of the End Infantry, who VIII
marshal the big parade, will give a
final outline of how the pageant is to
be handled. All members Of the gen
eral committee, as we'll as Of the sub
committees, are urged to be Eesent
in order that the fullest understand
ing of plans for handling the parade
may be mad. .,..-.
Company B, one of the more re-
Gently organized companies of the ma.
tional guard, is preparing to enter
three squads in the big military tour.
to be held Friday and Sat.
1rday nights in the armory. These
squads are, made up as follow: Sig
Stevenson, V " New
ell, Malcolm Tuttle and Blakeley Nc.
Stocker;a tent strikfng-C. s. Putnam,
Fred We'll, E. R. Mathven, R. H. Low.
RTE, L. B. Mead, Leland Miller, Fred
Carter, w. A. Noble and Sam Steins
hauser; wall scaling-Will Rosa, Fred
Zaulig, Fred Carter, Willard AbIes, L.
E. Haennlen, c. L. Taylor, w. A. Mo
Bile and A. ]. Rath
A special committee of the Cousins
Society has been appointed to collect
articles of historic interest to form
The exhibit which will be shown dur.
ing carnival week in the "Old Mission
House" on King street. The commit
tee consists Of the following ladies':
Miss Agnes Judd, Mrs Ranney Scott,
Mrs. w. D. Westervelt, Mrs. H H.
Mrs. A. C. Alexander, and
Mrs, s. A. Baldwin. The old mission
nome, which is said to be the first
frame building constructed by the
early missionaries some time during
he first half of the 10Th century, will
be kept open to visitors during the
entire time of the carnival.
An important meeting of the carni-
val of nations committee of the gen.
eral carnival, has been called by
Chairman Sam Walker for 5 o'clock
his evening, at the Elks' Club. The
is urged as a most important
1ne at which most of the final details
'or the big open air ball which opens
he weeks festivities on Saturday
hight, will be completed. The grand
stand seats for onlookers were COM
1leted in the capitol grounds this
morning, and Superintendent Of Pub
ic Works Caldwell is having the broad
lrives surrounding the building put in
inc shape for the dancers. The gem
eral opinion is that this great ball will
De one Of the most remarkable events
l. Il