Dubbed the "Singing Convention," the Hotel Del Monte welcomed 396 attendees, 189 arriving by The Special train. Votes allowed a $1/year salary for all bonded officers, and a committee was gathered to create a Founders' Memorial to be revealed at the 1935 convention. The first Hawaiian post-convention trip included a 17-day all-expenses-included steamship leaving San Francisco July 5 and returning July 22, costing $343.50; nine members participated.
