Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-28
PARTY
PLANS AROUND
ALL TERRITORY
Mayors Luau Tuesday Night
Win Be One of Gayest
Affairs

A new seal for the mayor and city
| and county Of Honolulu. designed by
| Mayor Lane himself. emhellishes in
medallion form the invitations being
| sent out for the big luau which is 10
! be given OH Tuesday evening Of next
week IN honor OF the rartl OF con,
gressional visitors.
Seal of the Mayor. City and County
Of Honolulu" is the border legend
within which is round alIegoriCal de
sign depicting maiden on the beach
holding toward an incoming steamer Il
lei. in token Of welcome and hospital:
ity. Over her head is Il star, sym
bOlical Of the territory's aSpir ton for
statehood.
COcOanut palms and q banana tree,
IMPLYING abundance, shelter Il warrior
with a grounded spear who stands
for stable, good government. The
Royal Hawaiian coat OF arms, the
crown, and a scroll bearing the mot.
to "Aupuni PuuhOnua." meaning the
tractive design.
Fully 10G0 guests will attend the
monster luar at the public baths, Wal
kiki. Only native foods. prepared in
native styles and products, Of the soil
and waters Of the territory wifi be
served: 49,
Postofftee to Care For
Coneressmen's Mail.
Following the steps OF the Al Club.
Chamber of Commerce, legislature
and other organizations, the Honour
In postoffice is making extensive
plans to care for the members Of the
congressional party during their stay
in the city. -.
At the instance of Postmaster Will
liam F. Young and Superintendent OF
Mails Frank T. Sullivan, arrange
ments have been made whereby the
congressman and the members Of
their party will 'receive their mail but
short time after the steamers from
the mainland arrive off port. The
first delivery will be made Willie the
Sierra is in Quarantine next Monday.
Already a large amount OF MAJ, aG
dressed to senators and representa-
tiVes, is in the locaf office, and this
will be taken out, to the. Sierra and
promptly delivered.
The local office also will ascertain
the Honolulu addresses of all the mem
bers OF the party in order that their
mail may be forwarded to them with
out delay. 1t Is understood that he
majority, of the visiting congressman
will stay at the Moana hotel i
Mail addressed to members of the |
congressional party in HofOhBu will
lie assorted by the Hawaii clerks in
the San Francisco office and-placed !
in separate bundles and in separate |
sacks. This will insure its arrival in
Honolulu in good order and little or |
no delay in delivery.
The AID Club Is making plans for !
the congressional party |
at a big and informal luncheon on
May 4. The plans are briefly outlined |
in the following letter sent out to AID |
Club members:
The AID Club has the opportunity |
and the responsibility - of being |
hosts to the congressional party, con
sisting of about 125 people, at lunch
con Tuesday, May 4. Following is
the plan:
"A simple lunch will be served on |
the roof-garden Of the Young hotel |
at cost Of 81 to each AID Club men,
Der. The dollar will cover the cost of
your own and your proportion of the
visitors lunch.
Seats will be reserved You are |
privileged to bring ladies' and other
guests and may reserve your seats be- /
forehand
The gathering will be the biggest |
most enthusiastic and most important |
ever held by the AID Club-if you do |
your part. COME. We need you-
must have you. Help the committee !
to make this entertainment the sue
cess it deserves to be.
Secure your seat tickets AT ONCE /!
from the AID Club treasurer, Charles
R. Frazier, Kerr building, Alakea
street"
1t has been understood that a num- |
Der of the visitors will be privately |
entertained here. AS some difficulty |
is being met in placing all of the ex-
pected congressional party guests at
the Moana hotel, it is suggested by |
the management that those who will |
entertain congressman, or others |
should inform the management as !
early as possible.
Kauai Is HospitabIe.
That the people of Kauai also are |
engrossed with plans for the enter
tainment of the distinguished visit
ors is made evident by the following |
item, published in the current num-
Der of the Garden Island:
The sub-committees appointed on
entertainment of the congressional
party have been diligently at work |
in the past few days. and the details
of arrangements are being rapidly
whipped into shape. An ADVERTISE !
ment in this issue, calling for tenders
for supplying % autos for the two
days, indicates that the transporta
ton committee has it's chief problem