The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-10-07


disappointment on that score.
The itinerary and program OF en-
tertainment as prepared by MT.
Walsh's committee is as follows:
Matsonia arrives off Hama about
o'clock on the morning of october 10
and proceeds along the windward
coast of Maui, skirting the shore as
closely as possible to Kahulul where
she should arrive between S;3o ana
o'clock
Received on Ship
Aboard ship in Kahului harbor the
visitors will be met by a reception
or entertainment committee compos-
ed of H. B. Penhallow, president of
the Maui Chamber of Commerce,
chairman, Senator Harry A. Baldwin,
d. C. Lindsay, director of the fair;
Chairman S. E. Kalama of the board
of supervisors, William Walsh, Worth
1 d. Aiken, Judge L. L. Burr, G. d. Luf-
kin. J. p. Foster, M. R. Pereira, V. A.
Vetlesen, f. P. Rosecrans, G. c. Camp
bell. w. A. Baldwin, E. R. Bevins, ID.
Fl. Case. DR.. w. d. Baldwin, Ralph
Wilson, Senator A. F. Tavares, Repre-
sentative p. J. Goodness, Representa-
tive L. Ben Kaumeheiwa. N. X. Otsu-
ka. DR.. J. Y. Ting, Rev. Augustine
Jones. Rev. George H. DeKay, Rev. j.
Charles Villiers, Supervisor ID. I.
Fleming. George L. Keeney, Rev. X.
C. Kondo, Alexander Valentine,
Joseph H. Gray, chairman of the
Maui Press Congress committee, j.
Garcia. Mrs. w. A. Baldwin and Mrs.
David Wadsworth with such other
ladies as the Womans Club may
name.
The members of the committee
should be on the Claudine wharf not
later than $3.50. They will be taken
aboard ship and greet the visitors
and a brief address of welcome will
be made by Joseph H. Gray, as chair
man of the main Maui committee.
Either on the wharf or on one of the
Eagle boats in the harbor there Will
he band which will render some
annropriate selections. 1t is hoped
there will be a large delegation OF
citizens at the wharf to meet the
guests as they come ashore from the
steamer at $780,
Proceed to Fair ----
Cars, rented by the committee and
displaying signs, black on yellow on
the windshields, ,"Press Congress Car
will be awaiting the visiting party at
$3.50 and will take them to the FAR
grounds. In the floral building there
will be a hibiscus show and in the
4 Hawaiian department the Press Con
fgress Party will be presented with
Hawaiian made souvenirs. The morn
ing will be spent in inspecting the
exhibits that show the resources OF
Maui and of Hawaii. Lunch will be
served in the cafeteria at the expense
of the committee.
The program for the day at the
fair will be:
400 a. m.-Trap shooting contest.
12:3O-Livestock parade.
1:O0-Horse races.
2:45-Track athletics
3:3O-Baseball games.
700 to S:e0-Band concert.
Rented cars will take guests back
tn shin at 5 o'clock and be ready 10
take them from Claudine wharf to
the Fair Grounds again at seven. lhe
evening program includes band con-
cert "a Night in Hawaii" which Jack
walsh head of the evenings enter
tainments promises to be something
different and quite elaborate and
boxing program with army and navy
service men as the competitors. Cars
will be waiting for the party to take
them back to Claudine wharf al lo
o'clock.
Busy Day Sunday
Sunday is the big, full day of en-
tertainment, for the visitors and the
one when Mauiites must most extend
themselves to show both what Maui
has and what Maui needs and in pro
norton to what is done by the hosts
individually as well as collectively
will be the returns that will come
after. 1t is the day when comes the
opportunity TO set the true facts
about Maui before those who can do
for-Iflui the greatest amount OF
good. Each individual is furnishing
copy, or the material for copy for
publicity that will extend into the
future.