Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-26

CARNIVAL PROGRAM
CARNIVAL PRoGRAM-TopAY,

CAhNItAI PAO6hAM-fODAI
$50 a. m.-MiIitary athletic events,
kapiolani park.
u m.-tIibiseus exhibition, National
Guard armoey. ..E
$3.50 p. m.-Exhihition baseball
game, 25th infantry W. Travelling Chi
nese.
p. m.-Mid-Paeifie Carnival tennis
tournament Pacific courts. Singles
finals, Johnston Vs. larned; exhibi.
.tion doubles, johnson and 6r:ek W.
Larned and Lowrey.
7:3o p. nf.-Grand illuminated water
carnival on Hono,ass aarbor under
direction of Wilson's Fireworks com.
Pany Of Los Angeles, Cal
TOMORROW.
10 a. m, Peace Pageant, Alexander
field, Punahou. (Postponed from open
ing day.
10 =. m.-MiIitary band concert, Pal.
ace grounds, list v. s. Infantry band;
Joseph Feltrinelii, conductor.
1880 p. m.-Grand Military Pageant,
kapioIani park, introducing numerous
novelties in the work and recreation
Of the soldier.
3:45 p. m.-Mid-Paeifie Carnival
Tennis Tournament, Pacific Tennis
Courts-Sinales finals, Johnston vs..
Larned. 4:45 o. m.-Exhibition
doubles, Johnston and 6reek (caIifor.
nia) vs. Lowrey and Larned (Hawaii).
4 p. m.-Mid-Pacific Carnival Base.
ball Series, Athletic park: AlI-oahu
W. AIl-chinese. = - .~
8 p. m.-carnival Of Nations and
open-Air Ball, Palace grounds.
9 p. m.-Director-Generars Ball, Ma
tional Guard arnory, In honor Of the
Commanding General and Officers Of
the Hawaiian Department, U. s. A.
The closing feature Of the Mid-PaeificI
Carnival Of 1915.
A parade in the harbor of decorated
sampans, outrigger canoes and other
water craft, followed by spectacular
pyrotechnic display, will be tonight's
feature of the Carnival, and will COM
mence promptly at 7:30 o'clock. Jack
Young is chairman of the committee.
Scores of boat owners viii enter
their vessels in the parade; music will
be furnished by at least four bands
and the fireworks promise to be the
best ever seen in Honolulu.
The water parade will form in the
basin from Pier 2 to the motorboat
house, and will start at Z: 80 sharp with
an aerial display of fireworks from
seows anchored between Piers 10 and
l6. The parade will pass In review
D,<S8<, 81 o.. H.. r
after which the participants VIII be
anchored in the hafbor, and given the
favored positions to view the fire
works Two patrol launches Will clear
the harbor Of unlighted craft. Mr..
Young asks cooperation on this point,
such as already volunteered by Capt.
Clarke, who is lighting the hulks of the
Navigation Co. s
The prizes will be paid in q. 8. gold
coin. The grand prize of $50 will be
awarded to the best-featured craft, be
It yacht, float or canoe. The parade
Is arranged as follows: |.....s
Section A.-Yachts. Led by the Ka-
ena, with the Royal Hawaiian band
aboard. First. $685.. second, $10.t
Section B.-Motor boats. Led by
railroad scow carrying the 25th Infan-
Try band. First, $25; second, $40.
Section Floats. Led by McCabe,
Hamilton & Renny's scow and the
Ith Cavalry band. First, $25: second.
80.
Section d and E.-Pulling boats and
,anoes. 8. 8. Pioneer with the 1st
Field Artillery band aboard. First,
I15; second, $40. Canoes: First, SIS,
second, $5.
Section F-Japanese sampans. First,
b35; second, SIS.
The judges are Chief Justice A. G.
VI. Robertson and Judge w. L. Whit
hey, who will elect third member to |
act with them.
Other interesting facts Of the water
display are that $3.50 is the cost of
he fireworks alone. Last years Ian |
erns numbered $50; this year will see
1000, not to mention the increased
lse of electric lighting. Great precau-
ion Is exercised to prevent fire. Be-
'ides the tug Intrepid, Young,s fire.
boat viii be on duty, and Chief
Thurston's crew win man q fire scow.
Mr. Young's committee Is:
Archie Robertson. bands and mu-
tic.
Bert Mott. Japanese sampans.
Jack Guard and Guy Rothwell.
Yachts
Mr.. Buchnana. transportation and
Harry Denison. fireworks