The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-01-28
q Club Members Preparing For
Entry. Of King Carnival In
Regal Style
all OF ALL NATIONS
WILL BE GRAND FETE
apiteleand Grounds viii Blaze
In Glory With Music and
Dancing Galore

Each Of the five shb.committees OF
he All Club Carnival Committee report
4 substantial progress at the meeting
4 the latter yesterday and plans for
he FIRST night g celebration Of the Car.
,ival, on February 81; are taking shape
apidly, though NJ yet they nre largely
entatiye.
james A. Dunbar, chairman Of the
subcommittee ON the Ball of All Ma,
tions, to take place at the capitol
rounds, reported elaborate plaps for
A big entertainment consisting Of many
imusements, including, besides the
pavement dances on the King and Hotel
street sides Of the capitol, free mo.
ION picture entertainment, folk dances,
"a Punch and Judy show, large re-
reshment booth, rest rooms for men ana
women and a number of other features.
\ portion of the plan was approved
~ the general Ad Club Committed,
mt the entire affair is tentative and
must receive the approval of the sup
Jriptendent of public works, since il
Involves classification and restriction of
travel through the four main gates 10
the capitol grounds. is
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AS related several days ago, the com
mittee has recommended an expenditure
Of $500 On advertising, for the opening
night Of the Carnival, for which the Ad
Club Is sponsor. Three hundred and fifty
aollars OF TINS amount would go TO the
local newspapers IN payment for adver-
uslng space IN their columns. whether
the CarnlVal Oommittee will be able to
assume tnls item remains undetermined
aarry ~ strange, chairman OF the Ad
CLUB 8 Carnival 0ommittee, explained
yesterday that nniess the money Is
forthcoming the puhieity committee
VIII De a4ie 20 proceed on a plan where
~ no dept VIII be incurred. The com
lit'ee as '.' aaoP'edS line follow.
Z 9tTbat tha nubl;c;+v oo,n,,,;,.ao ~, A.,
tbor;zeJ, In ynrocead yith H. nIons 60,
advertising the opening NIGHT of the
Carniyoi w,thont nll;ao,;nS, ~ IA
CIub Committee ~ he Ma. poei,;a
Carnival Ia IN any axnense nnIass
some definite annronriation shonIJ no
made ), - Z. - - =.
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tIre anu M, nuu,oeI u speehi STUNTS
WI, "ii'n WI Huu ihs'eiiany 70 pie gaiety-
am an p TAuiel VI oPsnlns nignt- iia ia,
o onr,, 49, h"a , nlal s ~ tne SUI
s 1DLi navtpg charge OF the rmorS
s s' tePorteu progress ~ PFepaiatloi.
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" 'ne 1oi ulIt'' on ths Parade, uIso
IaPVIteu puosiess, Wnlie - y, cannon
enaiInaP OF t9e STUNTS committee sup
en "a some .aetaiiS 70 o. noyei seheIneS
tor the ocesl0n; these WIN MOI; DC
i teNe"'eu un'I ,a,eI anu some may pe
nep' sesfes UNI snsy appear peiore
the eyes u asIohlshed spectators
Tentative Plans Approved "
Features of the tentative plans TO
the Ball of All Nations in the .capto
grounds which were approved yesterday
are III follows: g....' u. =.
Employment of fifty to sepentv-fve
army men, if they can be obtained.
but, if they cam OF be had, the en-
gagement of an equal number Of civil
ians 10 serve as Iushers and general
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