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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1906
Page
5
Pleasant trip on Alabama followed by greeting from launch. Lunch at Moana. Welcome speeches mark the social side of the Recep occasion.
Southern California Editorial party enjoys a lavish welcome in Honolulu with a Moana luncheon at Waiiki, a Cleghorn home visit, and garden dances. Guests receive aloha souvenirs as ships passegers revel in tropical decor, music, and feasts aboard the Alameda.
A vivid Honolulu harbor scene unfolds with azure skies, mist, palm trees, and a ship sailing to its anchor. An eager crowd gathers on deck and docks as an anchor drops and a gangplank lowers signaling a ceremonial arrival in the Hawaiian capital.
An in-depth note extols Henalulu and Hiloin hospitality as a living verse from the people. It praises genuine warmth at gates and in daily life, likening hospitality to the sky and fields. The piece says this grace will draw visitors back, teaching the sweet meaning of the word Alesha and enriching life in Hene.
A deser peat of Honolulu society recounted with lavish entertaining at Waikiki and inland homes. Guests including Mrs Mickerton and Mrs Browne, plus Miss Hagedorn and Mrs Hickerson, enjoyed motor rides, cocoanut milk, and seaside views. A sea of guests from Los Angeles and San Bernardino attended brunches, luncheons, and tea, with yacht and beach parties, garden displays, and music amid tropical foliage.
At the hotel a small crowd gathered as waiian music with stet charm created a welcoming atmosphere for strangers. The event offered outdoor danger new experience and attracted ten visitors seeking a friendly reception.
A grand welcome at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel featured the Alameda voyage party with arrival pageantry, Hawaiian Quintet music, and Madame Alapal singing. Guests from dignitaries to residents admired leis, lanterns, and festive canopies as 600 attendees enjoyed an evening of music and dancing before planning a voyage on the Hongkong Maru.
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