Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-15
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Scudder, DIR. s. ID. Barnes, W. A. Boz
wen and number of Japanese BUSH
ness men and ministers headed by
Rev. Mr.. Okamura and Consul-general
Hachiro Arita. DR.. Scudder and Mr..
Atherton were to take the visitors on
brief Sightseeing tour about the city,
At o'clock this evening reception
will be held for them in the Univer-
sity club, to be followed by an infor-
NAL dinner at $780, Arrangements for
| the dinner are in charge of q commit
tee of the local University of Chicago
alumni, headed by DR.. s. D. Barnes.
At s o'clock a public mass meeting
will be held in Central Union church
where addresses will be delivered by
DR.. Gulick and DR.. Mathews.
The two churchmen have been de.
tailed on their mission by the Federal.
I ed Council Of Churches Of Christ in
America, of which DR.. Mathews is pre-
eidente-s They will visit leading church
men and statesmen in Japan and tell
them Of the recent goodwill campaign
IN the United States and assure them
OF the friendship Of Christians in
America.
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The Siamese royal pair, who are
here as the guests of the government,
were met by Captain James d. Dough-
erty, the governors aide, who went
aboard the ship from a launch while
LIT was still on port. On the vessels
arrival at the dock Captain Dough-
erty escorted the party to an aitomo-
bile and they were whisked out to the
Moana Hotel to suite especially re-
tanned for their use by the govern.
ment.
Shortly afterward the governor was
to pay his official call. and at the.
conclnsion Of the greetings the party
will again enter waiting motor cars
for sightseeing ride through the city
and envirohs.
The Prince and Princess and Cap
tain Yoo will be guests of honor at a
dinner at the governors residence this
evening. They will be escorted from
that entertainment back to the suite
at the Moana, spending the night
there
Macy Engineers Arrive.
Tie Mongolia also brought two Off
GERS Of the civil engineer corps of the
navy, for station at Pearl Harbor.
They are Civil Engineer Charles w.
Parks and Assist INT Civil Engineer
Glenn s. Burrell. The former, by vir-
the Of seniority, viii be public works
officer at the new station, relieving
Civil Engineer Samuel Gordon, who
viii probably be transferred within
few months.
Both the incoming officers have been
stationed here before .and both are
thoroughly familiar with Pearl Har-
Dor and its problems. Civil Engineer
Parks came here in 1908, and put in
two-year tour during the formative Pc
Rod, when the mid-Pacific naval base
was little more than blue prints and
specifications Assistant Civil Engi-
neer Burrell left tIawaii in 1911, He
supervised the channel dredging OPP
erations at Pearl Harbor, which we're
completed shortly after his departure
Civil Engineer Parks has been sta
toned at the Philadelphia navy yard
as public officer. Assistant Civil En-
gineer BurreIl has been at the Boston
navy yard. Both are glad to renew
acquaintance with Hawaii.
Through the courtesy of DR.. F. E.
Trotter Of the United States public
health service, the Mongolia was Civ.
en- prompt pratiQue. Dr. Ransom, a fed
eral quarantine officer, who was pas
senger in the ship, yesterday conduct
ed an examination of all passengers,
officers and crew. The vessel will lpava
for japan and China about 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning.
Or World Tour.
In the party with Prircn Ra.-~o,ec-,'-
petch and the Princess is Capt. S. 700
of the Siamese army. mhf aIs =
The trio are homeward bound in a
globe-encircling tour begun more than
a year ago and conducted chiefly for
educational purp 2ses. From Honolulu