Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-23
COMMITTEES ON
FLAG DAY BUSY
With BIG PLANS
Queen LiIiuokaIani viii Once
More Occupy Her Throne at
Exercises on Saturday

Several flag committees OF the Pan.
Pacific Club are meeting daily pre-
pairing for the procession and presen-
tation OF the flags of the Pacific Sat
urday afternoon on the palace grounds
Mayor Lane, superintendent of pub;
/ lie works; Charles r. Forbes, and
Grand Marshal Harry S. Hayward.
having gotten together, have planned
the order Of march and the general
details OF the presentation OF fiags.
Queen Liliuokslani and her retinue
will occupy the lower platform Of the
makai steps Of the palace Through
the courtesy Of MT. Forbes. furniture
from the throne room will be lent.
and once more the Queen will sit up.
on her throne, while about her win be
the Prince and Princess KalaTiatiaole,
Mayor and Mrs. Lane, Chief Justice
A. G. NJ Robertson and his wife, Col
Curtis P. Iaukea and his wife. end
other distinguished officials In the
upper gallery the resident c0nsuis ~
all countries, the heads Of the arm5
and navy, and about I00 prominent
men and women Of the territory viii
be the invited guests, the admission
being by card. s 9
Superintendent C. r. Forbes. having
placed the bungalow al the disposal 81.
the Pan-PaciRc Club for the after.
noon, those taking part In the cere-
monies will meet there at 4 80 O'Clock
and at 2 O'Clock the procession will
begin, the line Of march being entire
Iy around the palace and then to the
bandstand on the palace grounds. and
to the makai gate, and from here the
committees presenting the flags will
march direct up the palace steps
where the Queen will receive the fiazs'
and pass them to the Princess Kala.
nianaole and the mayors wife, who
will later officially present them to-
the Pan.Pacifie Club.
Over a hundred boy scouts win line
the avenue and assist in the work of
the day, as will the cadets OF the HO-
nolulu School for Boys The flags viii
be- presented IN the alphabetical order
of the states, countries. territories and
colonies represented.
chairmen Of Committees.
The following Is the list OF the chair
men Of the seYeral flag committees:
: Australia w. Bains and Mrs. S.
Heapy; California Mrs. j. d Dough-
+erty;; Canada Dr. W. H. Fry; China
s--ConsnlG eneraI Woohnan Tszang,
C. K. All; Hawaii John C. Lane: ia
.pan-Df. /. Mor and B. N. Matsuzar
wa; Korea Dr.. s. Rhee and H. f.
Hong; New Zealand-F IS. Morton
and Miss A. Crozier; OregonR E.
Lambert: Pan-America Mrs. f. q
Eteere and Mrs w. Al. Bryan; Philip
pines4-C. G. Ramirez: Portuguese j.
p. Comes, Jr., and M. G. Santos: ST.
beria-Mrs H. B. Campbell; Wash
ington State Mrs. John G. Poole and
Miss e. Cunningham.
At s. O'Clock the flags will all be
taken to the games hall Of the Y. NJ.
c. A., where, at a score of tables rep
resenting the Pacific states, countries
and colonies, will be seated 400 sons
and daughters OF the Pacific, and here
brief fye.minute speeches will be
made with the presentation of each
flag. I
Before 10 O'Clock, the delegate and
speaker from the Pan-Pacifc Club to
the fourth civic convention on Kauai
will be given farewell Aloha" and
the first annual celebration of Pacific
Flag Day In Hawaii viii come to an
end ss,.rF sFsEg.