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Waikiki International Market Place postcard -mailed 1976. Captioned: INTERNATIONAL MARKETPLACE. Here one can find products of Polynesia, the Orient, and all over the world. Artifacts, art treasures, jewelry, paintings, and clothing are only a few products the shops offer. Fine restaurants offer a wide variety of food.
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12:10 P.M. [Sept. 22, 1976] Leaving H. after a nice week. We ate supper in a very nice resta. here Mon. evening. Yesterday no time for writing. We left the hotel early to attend a Free Kodak program which proved very good. Hawaiian dances & song. People in line were told to make room for w chair party & a Ko. man placed us right near to the announcer & guests. When program was 1/2 over introductions, etc. was given & a Lei was given to me with a kiss & then rain. The program tried to go on but we left & soon the raindrops really came down. Roberta parked me under a huge Bandan tree & went to pick up the car she had rented for then we were to go to Ito's to get pineapple & tickets for Polynesian program at night. He said he could get them Free. $6.75 each. We were disappointed in that program but the grounds, etc. were worth the trip. Also visited Mormon temple. The 2 girls that R. met went with us & pd 1/2 expenses. Love, Mother
[P.S.] Lunch - Broiled steak, roll, green beans, salad, cr. puff. Have arrived in San D. Catherine & G. met us, all fine.
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