EnTORS MINIT ARTIST SPRINGER SEE$ EDITORS EAT AT LUAUIAS
Johnson carefully feeds skirt front visitors gather around the festive board with Citi Zeng of Honolulu at the Kapiolani maternity home
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1906
Page
16
Johnson carefully feeds skirt front visitors gather around the festive board with Citi Zeng of Honolulu at the Kapiolani maternity home
An Island luau hosted by Honolulu business leaders under the Hawaii Promotion Committee impressed Southern California editors with native music, elaborate hall decorations, and abundant native dishes. Guests enjoyed Kaahumanu style food service, arrangements of leaves and fruit, and a display of local wares while dignitaries spoke on annexation and steamship links to California.
A lavish armory banquet hall hosted a feast with ti leaves and perfumed tokens, delivering a dreamy, tropical ambiance. Guests savored mysterious delicacies as hosts ensured no one felt hungry, while toasts honored the nation and a newborn child, amid music and graceful dancing.
Editors from Southern California aboard the InterIsland steamer El My chart a Kinau hospitality tour from Honolulu. The voyage features Hawaiian decor, a Luau, Rainbow Falls, a grand native feast, and a close view of Kilauea Volcano noted for steam jets and the crater’s vast panorama. Return to Honolulu planned with further pages promised.
The Chamber of Commerce met in its rooms with President Giffard presiding at 3:15 PM. No business of import was transacted beyond approving prior minutes and a brief note from Mr. once on locating a site across the street owned by the Austin estate of Hovton, proposed for access to three streets.
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