The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-11-02
GENERAL PUBLIC !
ITO HAVE EVENING
WITH congressman
Patriotic Exercises To BE Reid
At Palace Grounds At Which
All Citizens May Meet National
Legislators 1
COMMITTEE WORKS OUT
i DETAILS OF PROGRAM
Visiting Lawmakers Win Be Civ,
en- Luncheons, Banquets, Auto
Rides and, Other Entertain
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Although the executive committee Of
the Hawaiian Legislature is laying out
a strenuous itinerary for the visiting
United States Senators and members Of
the House of Representatives, there
viii still be considerable time for the
general public 20 reach the individu6f
and collective ears Of the lawmakers
between luncheons, dinners and ban
quets, although on the night when there
are to be "patriotic exercises = more
general opportunity will be given TO
the public to lay any particular matter
IL has before the delegation.
The, executive committee in making
its itineraries for the entire stay Of the
party, including the tours Of Hawaii,
Maui and Kauai, has set aside this
particular Saturday evening at the Pal
ace grounds for patriotic exercises.
Whatever citizens may. have matters
concerning island affairs which they
wish to present to the congressional
party, as a body, will find this their
only practical opportunity, unless they
can find time TO buttonhole them be.
tween auto trips and luncheons.
At yesterdays meeting in the exc
cutiye chambers there were present
President of the Senate Chillingworth,
Speaker of the House Holstein, Repre-
sentative Gerrit Wilder, Prince Kala-
Pisnaole, Delegate TO Congress; r. @.
Brown, secretary Of chamber of com
merce, Col @. p Iaukea, secretary Of
the Territory; T.. II. Petrie of the Oahu
Railroad company and Norman Gedge
Of the Inter Island steamship company.
Thirty Three Coming l
The itinerary shows that the party
viii arrive here about thirty.three
strong, from the United Stated senate
and house Of representatives, and in
addition Angus Erly, secretary to the
| Delegate, who is personally conducting
the party. The remainder Of the day
will Re given TO the party TO settle down.
On the following day, in the forenoon
the party will visit some Of the schools,
including KaiulaDi, in PalamA, and will
lunch at the College Of Hawaii, leay-
ing Immediately afterward for Wanna
nalo, via the Nuuanu Pali, to inspect
the lands there and the proposed site
for the military road around the Koko
Head Makapuu end of the Island, and
also the proposed reservation for mill
tary purposes, TO include Notifications
which we're recommended by the Ma
comb board. ste ~ g'RsHe ~
On Friday the party win motor out
through Kaimuki to Koko Head and
Makapun to inspect the lighthouse and
the location for the military road which
ia to connect around Makapah on The
Waihanalo lands. fat1 Ut afatE4H \
That evening will be devoted, 10 4
reception 20 the congressman in the
old throne room Of the palace. to be-
followed by arball at the national
guard armory.y
visit Hig Ialand
On, Saturday the party will depart
for Hawaii. landing on, the Kona side
SUNDAY mofning, and rsmAining on the
Big Island six days. utter which they
win depart for the Island Of Maui, ar
irving on Saturday morning and remain
ing ON the Valley Isle until sunday
night The party will leave that night
from Kahului for Honohlu aboard the
MatsOn steamer Wilhelmina, arriving
here Monday morning. That evening
the party Will leave for Kauai and re.
turn here again the following Thursday
morning. *,6 NJ i no
Sometime on Thursday the party will
be the guests of Brikad Ter General Wis
Ger, u. y. A., CONNIE ndipg the Hawai-
ian department, AZ Seh0feld Barracks
where the party win review the troops
at Sehofeld. "a &t $3.50 sts ~ I.
November IS, q Chamber Of Com.
meree T. Day., viii be devoted TO
surfing, tswimming and aquatic diver
sions at Waikiki Beach, followed in the
evening by banquet OF the Means. Ho-
tel, which IL invitational and to be AZ.
tended principally BY membefs Of ths
chamber. 10y
Patriotic Exercises -t M.
saturday will be. given over to a
tour Of the Island Of Oahu with hcheon
at Haleiwa, and in the evening there
win be patriotic exercises in the Palace
grounds. tni ~
On Sunday, the executive committee
expects every man In the party to do
his duty by going to church. t
/ e Pearl Harbor Naval station and Fort
Kamehameha viii be visited on the
following MoBday and IL the request
of Japanese Consul General Moroi Is
favOrably acted upon, the Japanese, IN
der the auspices of the Emperor y rep
reese ntstiye, will tender a reception 10
the party at the consulate on Nuuanu
Street. -. - .rtr gnas58t
The Ad Club will entertain the con
gressmeR on Tuesday at their noon
luncheon at the Young Hotel, with a
special program. sra f.
Tuesday night has been set aside
entirely for "a Night in Hawaii" TO
be given by Prince Kalanianaole Dele.
gate to Congress. at his Waikiki home,
the final entertainment Of their stay.