Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-08

~ agog by the arrival CT the con
gressICnai Party. Numbering as u
does not only senators. represents
tiyes and others who move in tn
highest circles in Wash ngtcn an
their home states. but others who are
leaders In mainland social analrs, the
tertainments IN Hawaii.
Thus far the formal entertainments
in the name OF the territory or oil
semI-public organizations have mono.
polized most Of the time Of the visit
,ors. But during the latter part OF
their stay there will be many private
affairs teas, dinners,
small dances and the like.
Some OF these are already being
given for those CT the party who did
not make the "Trip To Maui. Hawaii
and Kauai
The week swung IN with the gov.
ernors reception and ball, a brilliant
affair Nearly everyone was there
and the crowd q most representative
one OF the citys people,
There were number OF very pretty
gowns worn both by the visitors and
members CT our own smart set and
latest modes In the coiffures and
gowns were displayed.
Until O'Clock people were arriving
IN the throne room Of the capitol,
which was used for the reception. and
after that hour they resorted to thu
dance at the armoEy. The capitol wa:
decorated with flags of Hawaii and
49, .a4t<... Seatahraffno tho a arrival of
the distinguished guests. The cour-
tesy extended by having the reception
In the throne room was marked one
as this Is the first occasion OF the
sort since the monarchy.
The armory never before was so ar
tlstIcaIIy decorated. Genius was
shown IN making the big hall appear
festive. Al the entrance was white
pergola enfwined with the little green
.hueme-tightn vine. and the interior
OF the building was lined with the
white pereolas. with occasional en-
frances 50 that people did not have to
discommode one another IN getting
ont. There were dancers Of all nations
on the floor. this fact pleasing the
guests. as II showed the cosmopolitan
population.
Tuesday morning bright and early
most OF the party left to visit the
schools. each OF which had some en-
tertainment. Uncle Joe Cannon
issued q proclamation ordering q half
holiday for those who the congress
men visited during the moning. They
seemed overVheIIned at seeing the
ohII1teh 81 ~ 11t'ons spaYinG fespelts|
u fl.6 fIa1 and were surprised at the
,In1||.h tEnrlt and mastered byt the
ot|thlais ana other races. At noon
they arrived II the Young hotel as
guests Of the Honolulu Ad Club at
luncheon. ere, SIS people were pres:
ent and II was real opportunity to
hear some Of the noted men speak on
subjects both light and serious.
At three O'Clock the visitors left In
atitos 70 resume their inspection of
TIE schools. At Kamehameha splen'
did exhibition was given and those
young Hawaiian voices in their ma
tive songs brought tears to the eyes or
many malihinis." At fve o'clock the
beach was again crowded with the Wis
it0rs, who seem not to get enough Of
tho warm water. and canoes were
kept busy al the time.
The luau given at Kapiolani park by
the mayor was held Tuesday evening
about one thousand people being seat
ed at long tables. Old Hawaiian dishes
were served and enjoyed by every one
present.
The interior Of the improyised pa
vilion was native Ia its decorations,