The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-22
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minutes later. Fine weather was eX
perienced throughout the voyage and
Allah be praised.-all the Shriners are
we'll. 1t seems that some were a trif1e
seasick during the trip-but let not the
evil things of earthly existence be re-
them
The officers of the Zealandia, who
looked after the Shriners on the great
ocean, are as follows:
Thomas Dowdall, commander; John
Koughan, chief officer; F.. Cardell, second
officer; F. Lonroth, third officer; j. E.
Keller, chief engineer; r. L. Yocham,
first assistant engineer; H. Powell, second
assistant engineer; E. H. Bucknam, pur-
ser; G. w. Clark, surgeon; George Rob-
iEson, chief steward.
The following is a complete list of
those who came from San Francisco on
the Zealandia:
r. P. Hurlbut, w. j. Britain, Master
Bun, M. A. Christensen and wife, Mas
ter Dolbeer, E. c. Palmiere and wife,
Miss Reamer, Mrs. n. H. Seligman, A.
Trichert and wife, Mrs. R. ]. Whelan,
Z. Landers, Miss E. Andrews, p. A. At
kinson, o. A. Baker, A. F. Baumgartner
Miss l.. Beadley, Mrs. NJ H. Beardsley
and son. G.. w. Bennett, A. P. Booth and
wife, Mrs. BoskowitZ, Mrs. Bosley, Robt.
Bragg, Miss Bragg, T. II. Brown and
wife, C. A. Burns, H. j Burns, J. w.
BCrnham and wife, r. P. Burr and wife.
T G. Cantrell. c. Carmueller. F. B. Cav
arly. c. Coggins, wife and son; Mrs. j.
Cohen, P. A. Collins, Mrs. A. X. Conklin,
H. p. Cristie, Mrs. H. Damkroeger, Mrs.
f Danskin, w. F. DiXey, E. J. Dolbee-
and wife, c. c. Douglas, w. w. Doug
las, Mrs. Dukehart Mrs. NJ. Ecker, John
Eckley, P. Engel, Miss Fechheimer, F.
E Fielding, DR.. T. j. Fraser, A. G.
Glenn and wife, George B. Granger, Miss
A. Graves, A. F. Gum and wife, Miss
Gum, E. Hadley end wife, A. Hansel-
mann, A. Harris and wife, Miss NJ. E.
Harris, G.. w. Harris, F. Haus. Miss A.
w. Hayes, E. X. Head, DR.. H. T. Hen
bricks, Mrs. j. j. Hendricks, Mrs. r.
Norman, w. H. Heuer Mr.. Hilder, Miss
A. Hromada, Miss I. Hromada, Mrs. NJ.
Irwin, VIM. Irwin, P. Jacobovics. Mrs. w.
John, F. ] johnson, T. F. Johnson, w.
j. Kennedy and wife, John Kerkamp, Mr..
Kern, F. NJ. Kreling. James Landers,
Mrs. A Landers, w. H. Leishman, w.
NJ Lewis, Miss E. Lewis, DR.. ]. w. Lik-
ems, j. A. Marsh and wife, L. NJ. May
and wife, S. A. Mcdonnell and wife, p.
Metscham and wife, T. l.. Miller, Miss
NJ Montford, DR.. N. w. Mountain, Mrs.
]. B. Muirhead, George F. Neal Mrs S.
S. Neal, T. F. A. Obermeyer and wife,
Miss R. O'Leary, H. c. Pasquale. War
rem r. Payne, W. R. Phillips, B. D. Pike
and wife, f. G. Pratt, Mrs. c. A. RAIDER,
G.. A. Rathbun and wife, Mrs. NJ. l..
Read, H. B. Reamer, Mrs. H. B. Reamer,
NJ. Richardson and wife, Miss 1. Roberts,
S Samuels. c. E. Schennert, Miss E.
Sc hennert, C. Chiel, L. C. SCHNEIDER. c.
A. Schmidt G.. w. Schmidt, E. Schraub-
stader and wife, Mrs. H. SCHNEIDER, Mrs.
Sc hinder w. E. Scherwin, j. B. Shaw,
j. H. Simonson, j. G.. Spaulding and wife,
]. H. Spohn, Charles Stallman and wife,
w. A. Stephenson and wife, Miss l..
NJ. Terry r. L. Toplitz and wife, A. G.
Towne, Mrs. Turner, Miss Turner, Miss
F.. Tussell, Miss NJ. Tussell, b. Umma
rick. J. Valerga c. H. Wall, Max Well,
j P. Weir DR.. o. F. Westphal, H. F.
Wichman, H. H. Williams, Clark Wise
and wife, w. G.. Yanke and wife.
Those who came from Hilo on the
steamship are: A Brown, S. H. Com
stock, D. F. Morton, c. c. Kennedy, John
Scott Thosr Krouse, Mr.. Lutted, b g.
Holt, j. w. Bergstrom, j. r. Bergstrom,
j l.. Cockburn. A. w. Bottomley, DR..
Burgess, CT. F. Henshaw, G. H. Potter,
Mr.. Torne, Mrs. c. W. Hill and child.
RECEPTION AT THE TEMPLE.
Between the hours of and o'clock
yesterday afternoon the rooms at the
Masonic Temple were filled with Shrin-
ers in fezzes and badges With the ladies
of their party. the guests of the Masons
planned for them the day before.
The rooms had been beautifully dec
Grated for the occasion. 1t was q Veri
table tropical forest. All the walls were
half hidden with palm branches, while
festoons of green, MALE interviewer
With palm branches. arched the cell
ings The entresol had been decked with
the fresh green branches, small palms
and plants had been placed on each step
of the stairway. \ banner bearing the
word Aloha" gaily painted greeted
the visitors a the top of the stairway,
and words of jovial greeting met them
at every turn. In the large lodge room
there We're significant pictures on all
the walls, iurbaned Arabs, the sym
bolic camel "Ibrahim. the Pyramids,
ana the hot. hot sands of the desert
across which each Shriner must make
his painful way to reach the goal where
he is entitled to wear the tigers claws
and crescent and jaunty fez,,
Honolulu society had turned out
bravely to meet the visitors, despite
the rain and the day. Most of the
Territorial officers We're there in full
force, and so. was Sam Parker, Repub
lican candidate for delegate to Con-
gress, surrounded by bevy of fair
ladies. and making pretty speeches to
all, and so was Prince David and many
others. All the parlors We're thronged;
the sweet strains of the Quintette Club
playing Hawaiian airs.
In one oH~the outer rooms ice cream
and cake and coffee We're served, while
the tinkle of glasses came from a little
alcove al the corner of the room, where
there was mammoth punchbowl brim-
ming with delicious cool punch.
The affair was entirely informal. The
reception committee gave hearty well
come and aloha to the visitors as they
came in, and they We're then permitted
to do as their fancy dictated, to stroll
about the rooms or gather about the
punchbowl or sit to chat in some Sc
cluded corner. or to listen to the music
of the band. During the afternoon
there We're several musical selections
by members of the visiting party, and
some of the songs sacred to the Shrin-
ers We're sung by the visitors gathered
about the piano.
! 1t was altogether a very pleasant
| function, and gave the visitors de-
| lightful opportunity to become ac-
! quainted with the people of the city
whose guests they are to be for the
next few days.
! HOTEL DECORATED.
! The Hawaiian Hotel was one of the