Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-03-19
.SHR|NER'S HAPPY
NIGHT At MOANA
Most Delightful Banquet
by Aloha Temple
Last Night.
IMPERIAL POTENTATE
SPEAKS OF HAWAII NEI
Good Things to Eat and Drink in
Plenty-Dancing in Drawing
Room After Delicious
RepaSt.

RepaSt.
Never in the history of the Islands
has there been given such a delightful
banquet as the one which Aloha Tenn
pie gave to Imperial Potentate Lou B.
WinsUr, the Imperial officers and AS
sociate Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine at
the Moana hotel last evening.
From the time the guests sat down
at the four long tables in the banquet
hall, until the pleasant ending of the
entertainment in a dance in the draw
ing room. there was a spirit of COM
plete enjoyment apparent on all sides.
II was at about 7:15 o'clock that the
Shriners and members of Aloha Temple
and their wives were called to the din
ing hall. As they entered this place,
the orchestra played the Eel Captain"
march, at once setting feet. heads and
hands in motion. The vast gathering
OF over three hundred people was
quickly seated and then began the test
ing OF the good things Of the evening,
most cxcellently served by Chief Stew
art st. Clair Bidgood and his corps Of
able assistants. The menu was as fol-
lows:
California Oyster Cocktail.
Sauterne.
Sailed Jordan Almonds.
Manzanetta Oliver.
Lobster Saute a la Newberg.
Malbec.
Larded Tenderloin of Beef aux Cham.
pignons.
Stuffed Tomatoes a la DuXelle.
Punch la Romaine.
Pommery.
Roast Spring Chicken au Cresson.
Petits Pois. Rissole Potatoes
Cold Smoked Beef Tongue
Ham Glacc
Sliced Turkey. Lettuce a la Franchise
Plombiere Ice Cream.
Assorted Cakes. Naval Oranges
Frontage de Roquefort.
Native Bananas. Cafe Noir
The orchestra rendered a delightful
program OF music. When it came to
old plantation melodies and the Stal
Spangled Banner, the great throng
Joined in the chorus. aloha De" was
also appreciated and, although the
Shriners have not yet mastered tbs
Hawaiian language, still they soor
picked up the air and hummed 1t. The
following was the full program:
March-El Captain ............ Sousf
Overture-Moana Hotel ........ Smith
Valse-La Barcarolle 80. Waldteufe
Polish National Dance go. Scharwenk,
Rag Melodies ................. Mill!
Decentralization Echoes .... Rosi
Two-Step-The Charlatan go. SOUS
Ballad Music from Faust .... Gouno,
Valse-Don't BE Cross ..a.. Toban
; Whistling Rufus ................ Mill
It was we'll on to IL o'clock before thu
speeches began. L. T. Grant ofiiciate'
as POSTMASTER
Lou b. Winsor, the Imperial Poten
tate Of America, was the first called OIL
to speak. There was great applause a
the calling OF his name which subside
at once to quiet when Mr.. Winso
!. arose to speak. His voice carried T.
the farthest recesses of the room an
his words came most distinctly to tn
ears of all. He complimented Aloh
Temple on the beauties of Hawaii ne
and then went off into matters per
tanning to the order. He said he wa
proud to be a member of the grea
Arabic Order of the Mystic Shrine an
challenged anyone to produce an orde
which could produce such distinguish
, ed men accompanied by such charmin
ladies. At this, there were round
upon rounds of applause.
Mr.. Winsor, having got Started o
the ladies, found his subject most d.
lightful, and continued to dwell upo
d 1t 10 the end of his speech. He said tn
d ladies in the Shrners' party, althoug
& beautiful when they left home, ha
daily become more beautiful until hel
}, In Hawaii they had reached the cl
2. max.
c. V. Dykeman of Brooklyn. n. Y
responded to the toast, THE Imperi
Council" Mr.. Dykeman spoke pa
ticularly of the hospitality of Alol
Temple and of the Honolulu
people in general. Concluding his r
marks on Hawaii, nei he said: "Yc
= may break, you may shatter the vase
you Will, but the scent of roses wi
linger there still"
George F. Sinclair responded to b
), toast "Saladin Temple" and ]. NJ. Ra
u mond to the toast THE Present Pl
grimage. J. A. McCandless spoke {
r "The Recent Pilgrimage" Dr. C.
- Wood responded to the toast "Alol
Temple"
The banquet over, the Shriners al
their entertainers repaired to the co
lanals and the ball room. The orche
ira, stationed in the latter place, fu