Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-10
HONOLULU PLANS
RECEPTION FOR
CALIFORNIANS
Various Organizations Will Act
as Hosts to Los Angeles
Chamber Members

Plans have been completed for the
entertainment OF the members OF the
Chamber of Commerce OF Los Angeles
who will arrive here on the Great
Northern Tuesday morning A lunch
con. AUTOMOBILES ride and reception
are among the features that have been
introduced into the program. III.
When the Hill liner reaches the
outer harbor she viii be boarded By
Mayor John c. Lane. members. of the
board Of supervisors. A l.. Castle and
Raymond C. Brown: secretary of the
Chamber OF Commerce. When the
steamer reaches the dock Mayor Lane
with tender the giant key of the city.
which will be made of koa wood, To
President John S. Mitchell OF the Los
Angeles Chamber. 49,. ..: .s.... F.
Will Present Key Iii. ..%*
This key, which will soon be com
pleted, is nearly three feet long ana
constructed of koa wood. 1t will carry
q silver plate on the handle with IN
inscription that promises to be emble-
matte OF Hawaiian hospitality. When
the big liner nears the dock the Has
waiian Band will play Aloha De-"
Luncheon at Seaside #.s-..t ~
Following the reception on the
Great Northern to the members of the
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
by Mayor Lane and the entertainment
committee of the Honolulu Chamber
of Commerce, the committee will fur
Their entertain the Angel City delega
ton on the day of its arrival by pc
ing the host at luncheon served at
the Seaside Hotel. Waikiki i ~ -.
Shortly before noon everybody WALL
meet at the Alexander Young Hotel
and from there will be taken in auto
mobiles to the beach. All arrange
ments have been completed with
Manager T. B. Thiele of the Term
torial Hotel Company. +.
Ad Club as Host ~ - l..
On Wednesday at noon the Adj Gun
will be host to the visitors at lunch
con in the Gold Room of the Alex
ander Young Hotel. A committee
appointed to arrange the plans mas
fixed Wednesday as Los Angeles Day
and Ladies' Day as well. This double
feature is certain to bring record
crowd to the MONDAY luncheon, and
anticipating banner crowd the conf
mittee has made arrangements with
Manager Thiele to use the, roof gar
den in case there is an, overflow. The
Hawaii Promotion Committee will
assist in the entertainment of the
visitors, working with the other or
CARNATIONS.
Prominent Businessmen III.
Los Angeles will have two promi,
nent hotel men in the party, John s.
Mitchell of the Hollenbeck and Col
j. B. Lankershim of the Lankershim
Hotel. In addition Roy Carruthers,
manager of the Palace Hotel of San
Francisco, will also be in the party.
T. B. Thiele, manager of the Territor-
ial Hotel Company, received word this
morning that Carruthers would come
on the Great Northern.
The members OF the Los Angeles
party are as follows:
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Mitchell
president Chamber of CommerceJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mead
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. W. Murphy.
Mr.. and Mrs F. B. Rivers.
Maynard McFie -. IT..
Col ]. NJ. Lankershim.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. p Bosbyshell
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Betkouski
president of city counciD.
Mrs. NJ. B. Lockwood and daugtI
ter @..... -.... ... s..... ..@.
Mrs. F. B. McCardy. 49,.
Mrs. Hugh Harrison. 4
j. A. Bauer. =.... ~.
Edward Eek. -.. =. r. ....~
Mr.. and hrs. Paul H, Muskat
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Gould.
Mr., and Mrs. J. W||~Knecht.
Mr.. and Mrs A. B. Barrett
Mrs NJ H. Liddle r. ~- IT,. ~.
W. d. Custead. " .= ..:.s
j. NJ. Davis. SIS T.. .. : =: ~
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