The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-12
kauai EXCURSION
DEPARTS TONIGHT
FOR GARDEN ISLE
More Than One Hundred Persons
Will Make Up Party Of
Merry Ju1keterS
ARMY OFFICERS HAVE
BOOKED FOR BIG TRIP
Many Tourists Will Take Advan-
tage Of Opportunity To See
Garden Island

At ten, o'clock tonight the steam.
ship kinau, with a pioneer excursion
party of considerably more than hun.
dred passengers, will leave for Kauai
from Pier IA for a two days' visit TO
the Garden Island. Owing to many
engagements here and other entertain.
ments going on, many of those who
had contemplated going had to with
draw. The outdoor promotion commit.
tee yesterday afternoon made a final
canvass of the business houses and
were successful in increasing the length
of the booking list.
Army Officers Booked
A number of army officers have al.
ready booked and several more are ex.
Pected to place their names ON the reg.
lister today. Many tourists have awaited
themselves of the opportunity to see
one OF the most tropical islands of the
Hawaiian group.
Those who are to make the Waifnea
canyon hiking trip are carrying blan.
kets, sweaters and other camping kit
along, which are tagged with their own
names and Senator Knudsen's. All the
baggage will be sent up the canyon in
a wagon which win be provided by the
senator.
The promotion committee is taking
some small shelter tents along to pro.
vide sleeping shelter for the women
who make this canyon trip. 49,.
The Kinau will arrive at Nawiliwin
bay tomorrow morning at six o clock,
and large number will 90 ashore and
he taken to Lihue by the chamber of
commerce, which is generously provid-
ing a complimentary breakfast to the
tourists.
A. p. Taylor, Gilbert Brown and Miss
Kathryn Rand of the outdoor commit.
tee will be the personal conductors for
this excursion. J. +. Sheedy and o.
{. Scott will accompany the Excursion,
representing the Inter Island NaviVa.
ton company in the care of the tour.
lists.
Personnel. Of Party
Among those booked are the follow.
ing: Miss Bills, Miss Gamble, Miss +.
Lee, Miss F. CARTRIDGE, Miss M. Hercn-
deem, Mrs. Ashmun, Mrs. r. Schulder,
Miss Ward, Miss Kathleen Ward. Miss
Marg. Mossman, Miss Rowell, W. A.
Kelsey, G.. B. Andrews, Howard Steele,
Mrs. Howard Steele, r. G. Blackshear,
Eaton Magoon, II. i. Shaw, Mrs. II. l..
Shaw, Miss Nudge, Mrs. Bicknell, Miss
Pierson, II. Bicknell, George Vierra,
c. H. Greer, Z. A. Knudsen, Will Bisho
Doctor WaddeIl, Miss Ruby johnson,
NJ. r. Bisho, NJ. A. Check, Fred T. 2.
Waterhouse, G. II. Clarke, O. T. Weld
man, John Palmer, A. r. TuIloch, Al
Castle, Doctor Downey, G. J. Alexan,
der, Doctor Brady, Charles C. Crozer
Doctor Fry, G. P. Hong, H. R. Florence
Mrs. II. r. Florence, Miss Ida L. Riggs
Mrs. Jennie Bennett, II. T. Ho, Huron
X. Ashford, Mrs. Charles s. Crane, Ezra
Crane, George A. Seyde, Miss Sarah
Pratt, II. Wong, c. Kan Moon, Mis-:
Margaret Kelly, Miss NJ. R. Marshal
R. j. Baker, Mr.. Slayden Mrs. Slayden
N. ]. CogsweIl, Mrs. NJ. J. Gogswell
Mrs. NJ. f. Wood, A. II. Case, Mis-:
Kathryn Railway, Lieut.. W. r. Black
u. s. A, Capt. w. r. Hannum, y. s. A.
Miss Olive Rand, L. A. Thurston, Mrs
Thurston, l.. 7. Thurston, Harry Henry
John Nicrra, Willie de Ponte, Doctor
Dieber, NJ. +. Crossman, Mrs. Cross
man, Mrs. b. d. ChiIsen, John Fassoth
A, II. Ford, Mrs. Poisell, A. P. Taylor
Miss Kathryn Rand; Gilbert Brown
Judge Monsarratt, W. A. Meineckc, G
|. Van Ness, Mrs. G. l. Van Ness, {
A. White, L. ReddingtOn, C. G. Heiscr
Mrs. Heiscr, Mr.. Q'Byrne.