The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-10-14
World Press Party Will
Reach Maui in Morning

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with the visitors at 9 o'clock for the
drive up country, thence to Lahaina
and return with luau at Lahaina.
Again at Z the hosts with their cars
will be at the wharf 80 take the visit
ors to Puunene tank for the swim
ming meet. The volunteer hosts will
have red Transportation Commit
tee" badges which will be their en-
tree to the swimming exhibition.
Where husband and wife have been
joint hosts in a car during the day
and evening both will be furnished
with such badges but no badges will
be furnished for ladies who have not
been acting as hostesses during Sun
day either on the auto trip or enter
tanning Press Congress visitors in
their homes.
While no roster of those who left
Honolulu on the Matsonia early
Wednesday morning has been re-
ceived the following list of the Press
Congress party, other than Homo
lulans, is taken from the registrations
as published in the Advertiser:
Mrs. Henry J. Allen, Topeka, Kan
sas, Wichita, Beacon, wife of publish
er.
E. S.. Bronson. FL Reno, Oakland
American, editor.
l.. H. Bowen, Brookhaven, Missis-
sippi; Lincoln County Times, editor.
Virgilio Rodriguez Beteta, Guate-
mala City. New York Spanish Press,
editor.
Mrs. T. j. Blain, Port Chester, N.
Y. Daily Item.
Thos. J. Blain, Port Chester N.
Y. Daily Item, editor.
Herbert L. Bridgman, Brooklyn,
New York, Standard Union, business
manager.
James Wright Brown, New York
City, lily World Building, editor and
publisher.
Mrs. James Wright Brown, Yonk-
ers, N. Y.
Ivan T. Burney, Little Falls, New
York, The Journal and Courier, edi-
tor.
Mrs. H. W. Bailey, Princeton, ILL.,,
Bureau County Republican, wife of
editor.
H. w. Bailey, Princeton. ILL.,, Blu
reau County Republican, editor.
Adam Breede, Hastings, Neb.,
Hastings Daily Tribune, editor.
A. A. Cross, Benton, KY, Kentucky
Press Association, publisher.
Mark Cohen, Dunedin, N. e., editor
The Star.
Sara Cohen, Dunedin Star, %editress,
N. z.
Mrs. Adna G. Clarke, Washington,
d. c., writer of verse.
Mrs. N. B. Canaran, Ell Reno, Ok
Ell Reno American.
E. H. Childress, Fairfield, ILL.,,
Wayne County Press, editor and pub
Usher.
H. J. Clark, Venice, Cal, Venice
Herald, owner.
Mrs. H. J. Clark, Venice, Cal, We
nice Herald.
Henry Chung, Washington, Korean
Review, contributing editor.
Thales Coutoupis, Athens, Greece,
New Elias, editor.
J. B. Cain, Belle PLANE, Kansas
News, publisher.
P. B. Danky, Matson Navigation
representative.
Mrs. S. B. w. Dean, Miami, Fla,
Associated Press.
MISS DOTOluy Dedu, hldlll, tid
c. s. Dotson, New York City, speci-
al writer.
B. C. Dow, Sioux Falls, South Da-
kota, Daily Argus-Leader, publisher
and manager.
Mrs. B. c. Dow, Sioux Falls, South
Dakota.
William Easton, Dunedin, N. a.,
Daily Times.
NJro Ltropx n E5papomha GppaVa
Neb.
Frank o. Edgecombe, Geneva, Ne,
hraska, Nebraska Signal. editor and
publisher.
Omli Elder, Washington, Iowa, Ey'
ening Journal, editor.
Mrs. lie Favour, Amsterdam, New
York. Evening Recorder, sister of pub
Usher.
Mrs. Charles N. Fogg, Houlton.
Charles N. Fogg, Houlton, Houlton
Times, editor.
Miss Helen M. Frye, Washington
L. c., Pen Woman.
Mrs. Marshall Gordon, Columbia
Mo. Mo. Press Association.
Marshall Gordon, Columbia, Mo.
Mo-, Press Association.
w. D. Greason, Paola Kansas, Mi
ami Republican, Associate, editor.
Miss Mabel Louise Grissen, Lodge
special correspondent.
S. G. Goldthwaite, Boone, Iowa, Dali!
News Republican, editor and publish
er.
Mrs. S. G. Goldthwaite, Boone
Iowa.
Frank L. Kern, Y. M. C. A, Los An
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