Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-13
Los Angeles Chamber of Com
merce Delegates and Tourists
Will Find Plenty to Please
KALAKAUA DAY WILL
ADD TO THE INTEREST
Civic Organizations Prepare to
Act as Hosts to Boosters
From the Southland
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\ Tuesday, 10 a. M Arrival of
= the Great Northern with delega. !
= tion from Los Angeles Chamber
\ OF Commerce.
\ Tuesday, IL: 30 p. m.-Los An
= geles delegation meets at Alex
= ander Young Hotel
= Tuesday, l p. m.-Luncheon
\ given by Chamber Of Commerce .
y of Honolulu to Los Angeles dele
= CATION.
\ Tuesday evening Opening Of :
\ Alexander Young Hotel Roof
4 Garden with concert.
/ \ Tuesday evening-Concert for :
= visitors at Pleasanton Hotel.
y Wednesday, IL m-Ad Club
' host to members OF Los Angeles :
y Chamber Of Commerce.
= Wednesday, Sis p. MIA !
\ waiian drama at Royal Hawaiian :
= Opera House.
4 Wednesday, to IL D. M !
= Dinner-dance at Pleasanton Hotel.
\ Thursday, 3 a. m.-Reception
\ at the home of Princess Havana
\ nakoa for Hawaiians cnly I
= Thursday, $3.50 a. m. Minia- I
\ ture yacht races in harbor oppo I
y site Healani boathouse.
= Thursday, 3 p. m.-Baseball: 4
\ All-Nationals VS.. 25th Infantry at
4 Athletic Park
\ Thursday, p. m.-Reception !
: and ball at National Guard Ar 4
\ morg, commemorating Kalakaua
\ dynasty.
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The Hill steamer Great Northern
from San Francisco, San Pedro ant
Hilo, will arrive here tomorrow morn
ing at 10 O'Clock on tic first of he
winter trips to the Hawaiian Islands
Bringing tourists from PRACTICAL!
every corner of the United States hel
arrival means the opening of the tour
ist season here and the aloha will ex
tend throughout the four days which
she will lay at Pier 6 before her re
turn to California
Many prominent people will be OF
the big liner but none will be more
welcome than the delegation from The
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
who are coming "a strong to witnes:
for the first time the beauty ant
charm of these mid-Pacific islands
From the moment that the Great Nor
thern steams into the harbor until she
sails away Saturday these men ant
their wives will not be permitted tC
spend dull moment With the Los
Angeles people are also coming Sena
tor James d. Phelan, senator from
California, and l.. c.. Gilman. presi
dent of the Great Northerp Pacific
Steamship Company.
The first aloha to be given the
Great Northern will take place before
she docks. AS soon as she is sighted
off Koko Head launch carrying the
entertainment committee of the Cham
Der of Commerce and Mayor John G.
Lane and other prominent men will
leave the foot of Fort street and board
her outside the harbor. Here speech
es of welcome will be made and a
large koa wood key, emblematic OF the
great hospitality Of the Hawaiian peo
pie, and whose magic will open al
doors, will be presented by Mayor
Lane
The Hawaiian band will be station
ed at the end of Pier 6 and as the big
steamer sails down the harbor popu.
lar Hawaiian airs will float out across
the waters as second welcome.
At 1890 members of the Los An.
geles chamber will meet at the Young
Hotel. from which they will be taken
TO the Seaside hotel for lunch. Ac.
ceptances have already been wired
from the Great Northern by John Nit.
chell. president of the Los Angeles
chamber; Phelan and Gilman.
Wednesday noon the Adj Club will
be host al lunch at the Young Hotel
and a fine program of music and
speeches has been arranged. The Ad
Club l0-piece orchestra will play dur.
ing the early part of the dinner and
speeches and fun will fill the remain.
der of the hour
Wednesday evening Umi-a-L Liloa, the
Hawaiian play, will be put on at the
Opera House and it is planned to re.
serve special 7eats for the Los An.
geles folk who care to attend.
Thursday evening, however, will be
the big attraction during the Great
Northern's stay here as the big ball
and reception in commemoration OF
King Kalakaua will be held at thl
armory and the members of the Los
chamber Of commerce have
been specially invited.
Throughout the week all the local
hotels and resorts will have special
attractions to offer the tourists and