The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-09-12
AngeIenos Will
Enjoy Fine Luau
True Maui Hospitality VIII
Be Extended and Atmos-
phere of Hawaii to permease
Entertainments.

One Of the most elborate luaus held
on Maui in Years will be a feature of
the entertainment of the Los Angeles
Chamber Of Commerce excursionists
next Tuesday evening The entertain
ment committees met yesterday after
noon in the Chamber of Commerce
rooms and got plans for the enter
tainment pretty well outlined. An
other meeting will be held Thursday
afternoon following the return of Lor-
rim X. Smith, Maui member of the
Tourist Bureau, from a meeting OF
that body today He will be back to-
morrow afternoon on the Mauna Kea.
Transportation arrangements, the
luau, meeting the party, and a pro
gram Of entertainment during or after
the luau were considered at the meet
ing. The securing OF cars has been
worked out by G. E. Morris and he
finds only about 90 seven-passenge
rent service cars are available. This
will require the securing of about 40
more seven-passenger cars that are
privately owned or enough seven and
five passenger cars so owned to give
the necessary carrying capacity e.
r. Bevins was added to the committee
which also has the matter of securing
volunteer citizens to accompany those
visitors who are accommodated in the
for rent cars.
Luau Plans Made
The luau is to be held at $50 in the
evening in the Commercial Building
at the Fair Grounds. AS said above
it is to be one of the most elaborate
Hawaiian feasts arranged for in sew
eral years. Mauiites who desire to at
tend will be cared for to a limited
number and tickets will be sold them
at $1.50 each. Members of the Cham
Der of Commerce and their wives are
especially invited to take advantage
of the opportunity of dining with
Maui's visitors W. A. Clark and II.
K Duncan are in charge of the luau
and all arrangements connected with
il.
Members of the committee favor
having staged if it can be arranged
so to do in the limited time that is at
disposal of "A Night in Hawaii such
as those that were staged at the
Teachers Association performance,
that of the Hawaiian Women's Club
and the Companions of the Forest at
Make Happy. Chairman Worth o.
Aiken of the committee has that mat
ter in hand.
On the arrival of the party or pos
sibly on shipboard the eXcursionists
will be presented each Maui No Ka
OF hat band as a souvenir,
Days Program.
At Kahului Tuesday morning a re
ception committee is to meet the Wis
itors As they come ashore they are
to enter waiting automobiles. One
half of the cars will make an up
country trip through the cane and pine
fields and to the canneries. The other
cars will make the trip to Lahaina
and up lao Valley. Half of that party
will go up the Valley before running
over the Pail road and the other half
will make the Valley trip after their
return from West Maui. In the after
noon those who saw Lahaina side in
the morning will go up country to the
cane and pine fields and the canneries
and the others will make the lao Val
ley West Maui tour, dividing on the
Valley run as did the morning party
At noon luncheon is to be served at
the Grand Hotel.
Lorrin Smith proposed that there be
a polo game staged at Sunnyside but
other members of the committee felt
that all the time would be required
for the motor car sightseeing trips.
The game may yet be worked up, how
ever
Following the rides the parties will
90 to the Fair Grounds for the luau
During the feast there is to be Ha-
waiian music and the entire commit
tee were in favor of its being real Ha-
waiian music with jazz instruments
and Jazz numbers kapu. 1t was also
/ felt that a might in Hawaii" would
be an entertainment more to be en-
/ loved than dance after the strenuous
/ day of sight seeing the visitors will
/ have had.
/ More mplehensive details of the
entertainment to be offered will be
published Friday