The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-05

. ~ on the oceanic WndfI ABOUT nOoI
"A yesterday to bid aloha nui to the
departing Shriners and their fam
lilies who were leaving the shores of tn
Paradise of the Pacific, where they haC
. whiled away many pleasant hours, t
journey home across the sandles:
wastes. The Territorial band was there
, with Kappelmeister Berger in com
mand and music soothed the hearts oil
those separating themselves from Ho-
nolulu.
The majestic hull of the Oceanic com
panys splendid new ocean greyhound
the Ventura, doomed high above the
I wharf Heavy clouds of smoke pour
led forth from her twin stacks; officers
hurried hither and thither getting
Everything in readiness for departure;
stewards and helpers hustled trunks
and bags and boxes aboard; automo-
biles and hacks and carriages ocked
the entrance to the wharf; a little army
of lei women and lei men and boys be-
sieged everybody, demanding that they
buy garlands of flowers with which to
bedeck themselves and their friends;
| in fact there was the usual interesting
and picturesque scene presented when
ever vessel for the Coast is about to
IcdNS Will a ldI Sio"d VI PCOPIC
| from Honolulu.
| The Shriners constituted the major
lily of passengers on the Ventura, al
| though there were many others who left
for San Francisco who were not poten-
tates. When the big vessel finally got
away from the wharf and moved out
into the stream, cheers were exchanged
between those on the Ventura and
those on shore.
Among those going to the Coast were
| J. D. Spreckels and Miss Spreckels.
They were passengers on the vessel
from Australia. Norman Orme, the
former Rough Rider and a member of
the postoffice force, also went to San
Francisco. He goes through to New
York to take a position in that city.
The following is list of the passen-
gers who left on the liner:
]. T. Ashworth, Miss L. Anderson, H.
Ashley wife and daughter, L. W. At
kins, j. H. Bullock, John r. Bordeaux,
DR.. ]. L. Benepe and wife, o. C. Bunt
ing, Miss NJ. Blockman, D. Benepe, J.
Blakley, DR.. F. n. Borven, Mrs. Blood,
IT, h Bornett and wife, r. G. Baar, j.
K. Crofut and wife, r. F. Carr, c. Chip
man and wife, ]. Crater and wife, w
H. SuiiicI anu NiIS, MISS Sdlldiidil, H.
A. Crawford, L. F. Campbell D. l.. Cor
nell and wife, J. S. Caldwell, F. J. Calf.
Mrs. E. Chose, j. S. Curtis, Miss Craw
ford, c. V. Dykman and wife, G.. c.
IDiefenderfer and wife, Mrs. S. L. Faser,
]. L. Fisher, S. Felt and wife, JOS. H.
Grey, wife and daughter, S. S. Get
chell, F. F. CARAT, w. A. Gregg, Miss
T.. Haag, J. d. Holsman, A. Halliday,
C. w. Hungerford and wife, Dr. Hooker,
Mrs. H. E. Jones, Mrs. M. E. Jones' N.
j. Johnson, c. B. Judd, j. L. King, w.
Karch, p. Kettering and wife, F. w.
Lewis and wife, D. w. Lawrence, F. w.
Lyle. F. j. Macfie, Jno. Mowatt, Nor
man Orme, S. r. Phelps and wife, F. T.
| Pritchard and wife, Mrs A. H. Pickens,
G. F. Peterson, S. S. Patten, c. B. Quig-
| ley and wife, J. H. Raymond, 3. w.
Rowell. S. G. Reynolds, L. Rosenthal.
| ]. B. Ross, H. Setter, A. C. Spring and
wife, r. H. Stafford, G. F. Sinclair and
wife, F. w. Strahan, wife and daugh-
ter, ]. L. NJ. Shetterly and wife, N. A.
Stoddard, Mrs. c. s. Short, D. ]. A.
Thompson, E. w. Tucker, D. Van Nuiss,
VIM. Wente and wife, L. B. Winsor,
Miss III. Wright, L. E. Wood, J. H.
Watson, F. ]. Winkler, J. G. Wood, C.
IS. Wright, Jno. Waddell and wife, Col.
T. B. Warren, wife and daughter, H. J.
Wood and wife.