The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-03-19

was OF purple embroidered SILK splash
ed with gold. The turban was of vel
low watered silk with purple trimmings
in which was studded a jewelled cres-
cent. The scimltar was carried ih
scnbbard Of canary-colored plush.
First Rabban Frank Evans wore a
robe Of blue and white cloth OF gold
with yellow sleeves trimmed with ".l
silk. His turban was Of yellow and red
silk and plush. The jewelled scimitar
was sheathed in scabbard "f rHa
plush
Second Rabban w. II. McGreEor wore
a similar gown made Of purple cloth
with splashinEs of gold, and turban OF
the same material. Green plush scab-
bard.
First Ceremonial Master Walter G.
Jacobs NJ Aberdeen, s. D., was attired
In flowing robe Of blue and gold silk.
with scroll work of embroidery In gold
and blue cordinp turban of combln-
alton Of both colors with Shriner en-
hrerrs: Sci~.i ara seeathed in yellow
leather scabhards
Second Ce"emo to- Master c. b
VauChar was ut RED IN n canary COL
ored srlosre' CIV robe trimmed with
purple ard red silk.
Ugh Erie ard Prophet N. II. Stod-
d7rd wore beautiful gown of pure
white watorod silk with a sirdle of sill
yer embroidered silk, and turban of the
SAME material. An enormous wig and
beard Of white hair completely hid his
identity.
Oriental Guide Charles f. Fink wore
robe of red cloth trimmed with gold
and green silk and gold embroidery,
with turban OF red cloth slashed with
green
The two Alchemists. Or. +. n. Bonnie
and Lewis Barth were respondent in
long rakish gowns of red trimmed
with yellow, plentifuly besprinkled
with skulls and cross-bones. They
wore high Alchemist hats decorated
with prewsome designs.
Captain of the Guard Col. ]. G.. Hun
ter wore green plush baggy trousers,
yellow plush Zouave jacket trimmed
with green. yellow sleeves with blue
over-sleeves of blue plush, and white
silk havelock. The Arab patrol, COM
posed Of twenty Mobiles ana armed with
spears. wore red trousers. blue plush
Xouave jackets, blue turbans with yell
low havelocks.
At o'clock Mobiles G. y. Wood and
T. G. Rotbwell of the local Masoni" fra
tcrnity maIshalled tn" differing ARA"
on Beretaul street and headed by the
Territorial band, the procession march
ed to the capitol building in the fol-
lowing order
Mobiles Wood and Rothwell.
Territorial Band.
captain of the Guard.
Arab Patrol
Imperial Potentate.
First and Second Rabbans.
First and Second Ceremonial Masters.
High Priests and Prophet and Oriental
Guide.
Alchemists.
Visiting ana Local Mobiles in Evening
Dress and FeXXes.
Thirty Hold onto the Rope" NoviCes
and Innocents.
Legislators of both Houses were on
the steps of the capitol building as the
gay caravan marched into the grounds.
Upon arriving at the front of the build
ing the Imperial Potentate and his viz
iers stood alone upon the steps while
Davey took their pictures A second
photograph was taken of the en-
tire aggregation excepting the nov
ices CARRYING the rope. They Wei
, left in the cold. A peculiar In
, cdent occurred just az the Shriners
arrived in the grounds. A boy came
, wandering in, leading a small goat by
"A string. A dash was made by a score
of Shriners for the goat symbolic of
. certain events which occur in the lodge
!, room. and he was captured and borne
away by the enthusiastic Mobiles. The
goat also figured in the photographs
and in the later parade.
Governor Dole viewed the Shriners
from an automobile as he was return
ing from a visit to the British cruiser
Warspte. A photograph was also talk
en- in front Of the local Masonic Temple
and then the procession returned to
Progress han, where the fun took place.
Ask any wOe-begone looking business
man you may find on the street today
Just how it happened. There were n
few doctors in the crowd and they are
not attending to their patients today.
Some other doctors are looking after
them. 1t was case of goat, camel
and shoot the chutes Allah be praised!
Let the unnitiated beware There are
others
Those who We're initiated yesterday
were:
Il. g. Brown w, r. Wright, c. r.
Cooper, A v Gear r.. O. White j. II.
Tucker NJ, b. Counter n j. King, w.
G. Ashley, j. a. McCandless, X. r. G..
Wallace, II c. Pnuger. c. L. CrabDo,
G. J. Campbell, NJ. e. Grossman, J. +.
Bowler G, w. Burgess, Mamie Phil
lips ". G. Walker II. c. Morton, c.
J. Wilder, T., r. Friel, NJ r. Johnson
August Ahrens, H. u. Johnson, Fred
erick Whitney, r. r, Hendry, s l..
w f. Hebron r s Han Josh Tuck
a