Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-24
Carnival REIGN
eOf Six Days at
an End Tonight
Summary OF Weeks Events
and Outstanding Features
OF Festivities

IuSITg MAKING E1OuOtulo MUIR NG4AIC
Carnival closes tonight with the water
pageant and display OF fire -orks.
The official Carnival program gave
q schedule for but six days and nights,
with the inclusion Of tonight's pro
gram and that Of last Saturday night
when the peace arch over the Carnival
buIldtng-the Pan-Pacifie pavilion
Was unveiled and the building for.
mAIly opened and dedicated BY ban
Quet attended by representatives Of ell
the races residing in the Hawaiian
Islands However, there WIN be really
seven nights Of entertainment
The opening ot the Pan-Pacifie paw
lion was originally planned to appear
as d part Of the Carnival program, but
rush Of events for the early part OF
the week made Il advisable to advance
the date for the dedication OF the
building.
% A desire 20 keep the Carnival on Q
slx-day schedule on the part Of the
Carnival directors kept this psrt of
the entertainment from being placed
on the program. But, In thu. retrospec.
tive. the opening Of the building and
the Hawaiian banquet served b. the
Pan-Pacific Club. under the general.
ship Of Alexander Hume Ford. Il
looked back upon ~ . pam o. the en-
cellent entertainment Of the 1911 fes-
tivities. ss.
The PaA.PacIfie pavilion was erect.
ed purposely Cor the Carnival and y
the most pretentious structure ever
Constructed Tor the yearly event. That
Il 10 90 stand only temporarily 20
house the seven magnificent diofamas,
of island scenes IN the recess colcn.
made cannot but Be regretted BY ever
one who has viewed the artistic build.
ING and the eahYases with their works
-ol art s.-s-. 49, :. 49, =.
oloramas Are Notabis 49,. .
~Ths Seven Scenic Wonders q Ha-
Nafi& as the seven dior6mas haze BE-
come 10 Be known, were painted b.
fhree eminent artists, Who make thpif
home u Bcnoinle or Who afS for fSe
tine rsef1Ile here Tlsf Are Lienel
wll1eA ?. Howard li,eheece go
TwiEg smith, who were assisted III >.
npnbef ~ others POI % prcminehtly
kapF1 ies lhel1 slezes 49, 49,
-, s,,,,',,. 80 p, = ~ =:
u.
4, u---I (. So, /. VA 4 ~ 1900 (, -
Range, q Sea iron Tanteius Ihls
w1s rfese1icl ~ lhe 1i1Ekiian Else
NtImca Beach, Win1Vsrd O1hn, p1
the oahp Railway and The sntomobile
road ontIrcIlnf TIC island IL ia
present Of the Oahu Railway g lne
company. Lid.
mot ~ s frsn sSe cssssl 81 HonelsiS,
l'F6vln1 ne view nom the Shear
rreclbIce uhlck drops from an eleys-
rc1 ~ .3ioo Iott 10 the pisin on the,
61l,rv rif1 - NJ l1ltnd. n vas pre-
1870 A. - llsr,1II' pfonotion euio
ri,,es
9Slimnnmsu. Kilsuea volcano. is :
picfuts ii the ,crerlsslihf fire on the
irlrn6 81 Iawail1 The picture was
rrose1ted 81 The Honolulu Gas Com
nanv ~,
9slpafaia he HOUSE Of the Sun.
,tlrrfretes 1he t'o6derfili Iirht oflects
49,. H. 1fis' a. lSrresf sertinct AerIte1
1s ~ s,scrlS n vs. presented b. the
Mani chanber n commerce.
Wllli1ca C.ngon. Kanai. ID = xien
m ! won6orl,II valley or that name on.
the Garden Island. This was 4 present
81 fbe Ksu.i Cfsmbef Of Commerce.
Hllo l,er. H3Wrl,. shows the treat
efr11ch ~ cen,2ffT eveeplns On iron,
~ -. ffnnf al ,fke Second CIV 10
~ .r6ow-csnrs1 usountsins 81 Malna
. ana Mauna Kea. The iioraIsi
vreseptrd 4, ne Hilc hoard on
md ~ board a. -supervisofs 81
= q. 49,
+,n3s, pr,nos co.st,nt cs1sty
Z Arooerlr. sccordlnE 10 ne official
Z sm. fhe CSrni1ii opened Monday
40 cicIocf when fhe cid Wells
saxe each. hfoonhf here from
a., ksnd ~sS sttsc,,ed lsv 4 :AsnS
o. Infiirns 10 Ae driver OFT
l.tf Setechmcbt ~, ne az CIV.
49, 4ured rnd -rssrcbetl through
sl,S-,,Ifv wlfk ne pan-Ps cIfIc uarcar,t
The n.PSclfie pavilion vas b. far
fhe rreefeSf lesf az paKeantry over
sftenplsd N ne islepds, and vas
1l,sn5ed and bsi into msrchins form