Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-05
Where, When and
What You VIII See
PAM.PAcIFIc DAY. MoNDAY. zee. %

PAh-PAciFIc DAY. MONDAY. FEB. 70
u M.-landinp OF the Kings Of the Carnival
picturesque ard animated representation OF
The arrival OF the Kings Of Pacific lands TO par.
tlcpate In the Carnival.
% P.M.-Pan-Paeifle Pageant The history
% Hawaii In fifty-two floats. and the life and
customs OF other Pacific countries In another
fifty floats.
az M.--BaH o. An Motions. FoIk dancing
in costume by natives OF Pacific countries and
Open-air dancing for the Carnival crowds, in
the Palace Grounds.
HAWAIIAN DAY. TUESDAY. FEB. 20
p. M.-hawailaR Pageant at KapiOlanl
presented by sixty eight Hawaiians, depicting
the legendary romance Of an ancient Prince
of Hawaii. Given with the assistance OF the
Daughters OF the Warriors. lineal descendants
Of the high chiefs Of old.
o:t5 p. MA Night IN hawaii, at the Bljou
Theater. Melodies Of the Islands, sung By Q
chorus OF Island voices, accompanied By ulu-
lcles and guitars, and a representative selec-
ton Of veritable antique hulas. accompanied by
the traditional meles tchantsl.
THIRD DAY. WEDNESDAY. rEB. n
"a M.--Hibiseus Show. in Pan Pacific PavIl-
Ion. Bishop Square, opposite the Young Hotel.
Two thousand varieties Of selected blooms Of
the national flower Of Hawaii from the gardens
of Island growers. Continues all afternoon.
p. M.-Army and Navy Service Ball. Given
By the United Service 10 their civilian friends
Of Honolulu and the Territory. and their guests
from the mainland. BY invitation only. n @.
Band Concert. Palace Grounds. by military
bands and the Royal Hawaiian Band.
FOURTH DAY. THURSDAY. FEs. %
WashiaSton's Birthday
$50 A. M.-MiIItary Review Of all United
States troops and National Guardsmen stationed
on Oahu, including artillery, cavalry and in.
fantry The biggest annual Army Parade held
anywhere in the United States
80 r. M.-swimmIns Meet. First Day At
Government slip. foot Of AlSkea So. National
championship races between mainland and ISL
and swimmers.
sP. M.--Jaeaness Lantern Parade. A river
81 fire pouring down the streets. Given by the
Japanese Of the Territory as their tribute 20 the
Father OF the Country In which they have
elected 20 dwell
p. M.-Masksd BALL, In \. G. H. Amory.
Everybody Invited. An evening Of frolic and
dancing
FIFTH DAY. FRIDAY, FEB. as
t:30 p. M.-chiIdrsa's Festival Patriotic ex
erclses and folk dances by the public school
children Of Honolulu An astonishing exhibit OF
q new race fusing in the Melting Pot Of the
Pacific, Singing by chorus Of 99s children's
voices
M.-uttCCtOTS oNf. OlNeu Dy inc
Directors OF the Carnival, in honor OF the Com
handing General. Hawaiian Department, and the
Commandant of the United States Naval Sta
ton. Pearl Harbor. TO the. supporters, workers
and visiting guests OF the Carnival and the
Territory
LAST DAY, SATURDAY. FEB. ~
1850 p. M.-Swimmins Meet Part %. Cham
piOnship contests between mainland and Island
swimmers. Navy slip. ....ss ~
p. h.-Water Pageant. Piers :, and g.
Honolulu Harbor. Illuminated parade Of decor.
ated outrigger canoes. sampanS, yachts, motor
boats barges, ships boats and miscellaneous
watercraft, terminating IN pyroteehnic dis
play. ..- 49,.
. EVERY DAY FOR SIX DAYS
Moruins 10 midnight
The Seven Scenic wonders Of Hawaii. depict
ed in realistic diOramas, on view in the Pam
Pacific Pavilion, Bishop Square, opposite Young
Hotel.
Carnival Circus in Aala Park trained ami
mails, human freaks, dance hall and modern
electric illusions; the African Dodger. the
Merry Go Round. and all the good old stand |
bys Of Circus Week.
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details of the different 1917
Carnival Evay1fe