The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-10-23
MYSTICS CONE
TO. SEE HAWAII

Ice cream and soda water were obtaina-
hie at certain places
The worthy boat which bore the Mys-
tic Shrincrs safely from san Francisco
TO the village Of Hllo on the Island OF
Hawaii, thence hither sailed out
through the Golden Gate on October IL,
at 2.l5 y. IN. She arrived at Hilo on
the 18th. at $40 O. III, Hilo time. The
mean time OF the passage was 8 days q
hours and 50 minutes. She broke away
llUn HilO on saturday last at 1888 "a.
m, and arrived here % hours and 3
minutes later. Fine weather was eX-
pcrienced throughout the voyage and
Allah be praised.-al the Shriners are
well. 1t seems that some were Il trifie
asiCk during the trip-but let not the
c'ii things OF earthly existence be re-
membered once the past has buried
them.
The officers of the zealandia, who
looked after the Shriners on the great
ocean, are as follows:
koughan, chief officer; f. Cardell, second
officer: T.. Lonroth, third officer: j. r..
Keller, chief engineer; X. l.. Yocham,
first assistant engineer II. Powell, second
assistant engineer; Il. II. Bucknam, pur-
ser; G.. w. Clark surgeon George Rob-
iLson, chief steward.
The following Is a complete list of
those who came from San Francisco on
the Zealandia:
r. =. Hurlbut, w. j. Britain, Master
Bun, NJ. y. Christensen and wife, Mas
ter Dolbeer, Il. c. Palmere and wife,
Miss Reamer, Mrs. n. II. Selgman, a.
Trichert and wife, Mrs. r. j. Whelan
f. Landers, Miss I. Andrews, +. A. At
kinson, o. A. Baker, A. f. Baumgartner
Miss l.. Beadley, Mrs. NJ. II. Beardsley
and son, G. w. Bennett, A. =. Booth and
wife, Mrs. Boskowtz, Mrs. Bosley, Robt
Bragg. Miss Bragg, T. II. Brown and
wife, c. u. Burns. II. ]. Burns, j. w.
Burnham and wife, X. p Burr and wife,
r G. Cantrell, c. Carmueller, +. b. Cav
arly, c. Coggins. wife and son; Mrs. j.
Cohen, p. A. Collins. Mrs. A. *. Conklin,
II. =. Cristie Mrs. II. Damkroeger, Mrs.
r Danskin, w. F. Dixey, b. J. Dolbeer
and wife, C. c. Douglas. w. w. Doug
las, Mrs. Dukehart, Mrs. NJ. Ecker, John
Eckley, p. Engel Miss Fechheimer, f.
Il Fielding, DR.. r. j. Fraser A. G.
Glenn and wife, George h. Granger, Miss
A. Graves, a. +. Gum and wife, Miss
Gum, T.. IIadley and wife, A. Hansel-
Harris, G.. w. Harris, +. Haus, Miss A.
w. Hayes, +. r. Head, DR.. II. T. Hen
bricks, Mrs. j. j. Hendricks, Mrs. r.
Norman, w. II. Heuer, Mr.. Hilder, Miss
A. Hromada. Miss |. Hromada, Mrs. NJ.
irwin, VIM. Irwin, +. Jacobovics Mrs. w.
John, f. j. Johnson, r. F.. Johnson, w.
j. Kennedy and wife, John Kerkamp, Mr.
Kern, r. NJ. Kreling, James Landers,
Mrs A. Landers. w. II. Leishman, w
NJ Lewis, Miss II. Lewis DR.. j. w. Lik-
ems, j. A. Marsh and wife, l.. NJ. May
and wife, S. A. Mcdonnell and wife, +.
Metscham and wife, T. l.. Miller, Miss
NJ Montford, DR. N w. Mountain, Mrs.
j. Il. Muirhead George f. Neal, Mrs. s.
S. Neal, r. f. A. Obermeyer and Wife,
Miss r. O'Leary. II. C. Pasquale War
rem r. Payne, w. r. Phillips. b. ID. Pike
and wife, f.. G.. Pratt, Mrs. C. A. RAIDER,
G. A. Rathbun and wife, Mrs. NJ. l..
Read, II. b. Reamer, Mrs. II. Il. Reamer,
NJ. Richardson and wife, Miss l. Roberts,
s Samuels, c. e. Schennert. Miss r.
C. Chiel, l.. c. SCHNEIDER, G.
A. Schmidt G.. w. Schmidt l.. Schraub-
staoer and wife, Mrs. IL. SCHNEIDER, Mrs.
SCHNEIDER, w. L. Scherwin, j. b. Shaw,
j. II. Simonson, j. C. Spaulding and wife,
j H. Spohn, Charles Stallman and wife,
W. a. Stephenson and wife, Miss l..
Stevens, A. b. Stevenson, Miss Stitz Miss
NJ Terry, Il. l.. Toplitz and wife, A. G.
Towne, Mrs Turner, Miss Turner, Miss
+. Tussell, Miss NJ. Tussell, y. Umma-
rick, j. Nalerga. c. II. Wall, Max Well,
Wichman, II. II. Williams, Clark Wise |
and wife, W c. Yanlle and wife.
Those who came from ITilo on the |
steamship are: a. Brown, s. II. Com
stock u. +. Morton, c. G. Kennedy, John |
Scott, Thos. Krouso Mr.. Lutted Il. G.
Holt, j. w. Bergstrom, j. r. Bergstrom,
! l.. Cockburn, a. w. Bottomley, DR..
Burgess, G.. f. Henshaw, G. II. Potter,
Mr., Torne, Mrs. c. w. Hill and child.
RECEPTION AT THE TEMPLE.
Between the hours of and o'clock
afternoon the rooms at the
Masonic Temple We're filled with Shrn-
RS in feZzes and badges with the ladies
# their party. the guests of the Masons
# the city at the reception which was
damned for them the day before
The rooms had been beautifully dec
rated for the occasion. 1t was a Veri
able tropical forest. All the walls We're
alf hidden with palm branches while
astoons of green, maile interviewer
18th palm branches, arched the cell I
lgs The entresol had been deCked with I
ne fresh green branches, small palms I
nd plants had been placed on each step s
the stairway. a banner bearing the I
ord aloha" gaily painted greeted a
lie visitors at the top OF the stairway !,
nd words of jovial greeting met them y
every turn. In the large lodge room &
lere were significant pictures on all Y
le walls, turbaned Arabs, the SYM Y
bic camel "lbrahm," the Pyramids, La
III the hot, hot sands" of the desert In
$ painful way to reach the goal where V
: is entitled to wear the tigers claws
nd crescent and jaunty fez o
Honolulu society had turned out p
avely to meet the visitors, despite h
e rain and the day. Most of the d
officers We're there in full "
rec, and so was Sam Parker, Repub- n
IAN candidate for delegate to Con- 81
'ess, surrounded by a bevy of fair A
dies, and making pretty speeches to
!, and so was Prince David and many It
hers. All the parlors We're thronged; +
ON bower in the lodge room came Il
e sweet strains of the Quintette Club Ia
aging Hawaiian airs. Il
In one of the outer rooms ice cream III
I'd cake and coffee We're served, while So
e tinkle of glasses came from a little W
cove at the corner Of the room, where
ere was mammoth punchbowl brim- "
ing with delicious cool punch.
The AFFAIR was entirely informal. The sa
ception committee gave hearty well re
me ana aloha TO the visitors as they
me IN, and they We're then permitted m
do as their fancy dictated gtrnn "a >