Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-12
COMMODORE Il. e. COOPER
OF THE HAWAII YACHT CLUB.


The club house wisl systematically decor.
ated with flags. The party was group.
ed before the club house and photo
graphed.
The launch OF the Pacific Cable
Company's steamer Restorer conveyed
the visitors TO the various yachts, the
flagship Gladys, captained by ex-Com'
modore Hebron, the Spray, captained
by ey.Commodore Picker, and the Ha'
wall. Captain Lyle's boat Visitors
other than the Oregon girls and their
friends went aboard the yachts Clytie.
Irish, Myrtle and Malolo. Then the
yachts got away for cruise around
Ford's Island. The getaway present
ed pretty picture indeed. Following
the yachts were the cable ship launch
with Mr.. Barnesson and several officers
OF tho Restorer and their guests. Mrs.
Taylor OF -.iicago, Miss Rix OF San
Francisco and II. G. A. Peterson, and
the launch Julie. The Hawaii rounded
the island and anchored first. Singing
added to the pleasure OF the cruise.
The Hawaiian band arrived about Z
D. M. In full mainland touring strength
Supervisors Adams, Lucas and Moore
and Sheriff Brown passed through en-
route TO Supervisor Archer's home
where a luau was In progress. Hun.
dreds attended the band concert.
w. II. McInerny, Mr.. Jaeger, ollie
Sogenson, Archie Robertson and Albert
Warehouse directed the preparation
OF the chowder which was declared a
triumph. At small table sat Com.
modore II. f. Cooper, Mrs. Weather.
red, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Macfar.
lane, Robert Shingle. Sam Dowsett and
others. Other tables were arranged In
tho form OF an 81"
Commodore Cooper greeted the
Oregon girls In the name OF the Ha'
wall Yacht Club. Among other things
he said:
We hope you will tell all your peo'
ple what we really are down here. Per
haps you have been enlightened your
selves as to what we ara. II 30, please
impart the information to your friends
We will be glad to see them all any
time and, more than that, we will be
most glad to see yon all here again
I must confess that the day you ar
rived | rubbered little myself, as
believe most everybody did, to see the
girls from Oregon. and | can assure
an that we were all delighted when
you drove up the street from the
dock"
The Commodore jokingly referred &c
Ed. Dekum having been elected father
OF the fair flock. He called on Dekun
TO tell about Il. Dekum was graceful
In his explanations. He said he was
' n nRa8nntu.. lnnEina fni
folks from Oregon. Numerous merr,
speeches were made. Mr.. Mclnern,
was called on to present the girls tn,
souvenirs of the yacht club. handsom,
lapel buttons In enamel showing tn,
pennant of the organization. Mrs
Weatherred made a most happy ad
dress. Sse said she would advocat,
the volcano OF Kilauea as a nationa
reserve. She thought the day ha,
proved glorious climax TO their visi
to Hawaii.
The band concert, following, lastet
until $3.50. Mrs, Alapai's singing wa
greeted with the most enthusiastic az
pIause. The party returned to the cit.
In the Haleiwa Limited, direct iron
the Peninsula.
AhN oiNb'h poiAy ""e oooibh'u ~
yachts as follows:
Yacht Hawaii Vice Commodore ]
A. Lyle)-Mrs. Weatherred, Miss Coul
temanche, Miss Efhe King, Miss Mad
igan, Mr.. Shingle, Mr. Downing, MI
Long. Mr.. Cannon.
Yacht Gladys Capt. Hooron) Mis-
Crossen, Miss Heaven, MIR. Dekum
Mr.. and Mrs. Crane. Commodore CooI
err and others.
Yacht Spray (ex.Commodore Picker
Miss Nash, Miss Brown, Miss Rhi
ms Miss Parsley, Mr.. Spalding, MI
Buccholtz and others,
Tonight the Oregon party holds
reception at the Hawaiian Hotel TO
Oregon and Washington residents 4
Honolulu and all the friends they hav
met here. The girls sail away In tn
Sierra tomorrow.