Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-19
ON
VISIT TO HAVE
BUSY Nine DAYS
Committee on Entertainment
Makes Plans for Giving
Guests Plenty to Do

during it's stay in Honolulu Vas out
lined this morning at a lengthy meet
ing Gf the subcommittee Of the gen
oraI committee in Secretary ThayCr 5
office. The distinguished guests will
h." in this city nine days and the sub
committee went over the plans in de-
tail. appointing certain OF its mem
bers to assume charge OF plans for
certain days.
The point was emphasized, how
ever that the plans now prepared
are merely tentative and may be re-
yiSed at later sessions Another meet
ing has been called for O'Clock to-
morrow morning, at which William
Mckay, chairman Of the entertain
ment committee on East Hawaii. ap-
pointed by the IIilo Board of Trade,
Is expected TO be present
Though separate subcommittee
will have charge Of the transportation
feature of the congressional iupket,
Walter Dillingham; suggested that for
the trip around Oahu and the vari-
GUS sightseeing journeys about the
city the private automobile owners OF
Honolulu be called uppn to take
charge of various members of the
visiting crowd. Accordingly Frank
Thompson, r. w. Single, Delegate
Kuhio and Carl WidemanR were ap.
pointed to confer with the Transports.
tiCn committee and to extend a call
TO the automobile owners of the city
for their assistance.
Maj.-gen. William II. Carter, Rear
Admiral c. B. T. Moore and R. w.
Breckons were appointed additional
members of the entertainment COM
mittee
One Of the big features of the junk
ct will be the reception and ball CIV,
en- by the governor. This, as tenta-
lively agreed on, will take place the
evening of the party's arrival at Ho-
nolulu from the mainland, May 3. 1t;
is proposed that the governor, assist.
ed by Delegate Kuhio, give big pub.
lie reception in the throne room OF
the old palace building, at which the
general public will have the privilege
of meeting the members Of the ter
ritoFy's guests. Following the recep-
ten and beginning at $3.50 or 1Ol
O'clock the governors ball would be-
gin at the armoFy. This likewise
would be "a public affair, to which
everyone would be invited.
The following day wouldSbe given
to visits 30 the public schools, the
Bishop Museum, the aquarium, Forts
Ruger and De Russy, with possibly a
luncheon downtown by the tAd Club.
A suggestion by L. A. Thurst0n which
met the committees approval is that
Superintendent Kinney Of the depart |
ment of public instruction be asked |
to arrange a demonstration by the pu-
pills of one big school, q fiag-raising
and salute of the Stars and Stripes by
The youngsters and brief choral pro- |
gram in the open air, somewhat after |
the manner of the exhibition staged |
on the capitol grounds in the last |
carnival.
Accordingly May probably will be
set aside for that feature, in connee.
ton with the visit to the schools, WI
R. Harrington, assisted by l.. A. Thur
ston, was appointed to assume charge
Of the days program.
On the next day, May 5, the coz.
sressmen and their friends probably
viii be taken to Pearl Harbor and
4eilehua, and Maj-gen. Carter, Ad-
niral Moore, Dillingham;, C. r. Forbes
md A. l.. G. Atkinson were appoint.
ID a committee to have charge OF that
lays program. gi.9 i
Secretary Thayer received a cable
rom ]. r. Desha today giving q re-
lised list of the visiting party. It'll
will include a total of 1877 persons in
itead Of 1877 as formerly announced,
)f these, ~ expect to continue their
rip to the Philippines. while 16 will
emain in Honolulu until June ) in
tead OF returning with the main
laFty to the mainlaad on May 20.
The revised list is as follows:
senator's.
Albert B. Cummins, Des Moines, Ia,
wife.
T. w. Hardwick, Sandersville, Ga,
;hieago. daughter.
Ollie James, Marion, Ky, Chicago,
wife.
James e. MARITIME, Plainfield, n. j., |
;hicago. wife.
Lee s. Overman. Saulsberry, N. c..
'n1cag0, MISS Grace OVerman, Miss
lathryn OVerman and Miss Mildred
borden.
J. T. Robinson, Lonoke, Ark, Kan.
rs City, wife and Miss Aline King
Willard Salisbury, Wilmington, Del 4
hieago. wife.
John F. Shafroth, Denver, Cole, La
unta, wife and SON.
Reed Smoot, Salt Lake City, Utah.
an Francisco, wife
F. e. Warren, Cheyenne. Wyo., Chi
ago, wife.
J. w, Alexander, Gallatin, Mo, AL I
uquerque, wife.
d. r. Anthony. LeavenWorth. Has
.ansas City, wife.
R. W. Austin, Knoxville, Tenn. Chi t
ago. wife and daughter. t
A. J. Barchfeld, PittsburG, Pa. Chi n
ago, wife and daughter, Mrs. Myra n
avis, Mr.. and Mrs William Gearing h
nd Mr.. F. p Kraus a
]. A. NJ. Adair, chairman committee il
a expenditures in war department. y
ember immigration and naturaliza- s.