The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-10

not be missed. 1t will start at D. m
from the Beretania avenue entrance OF
the *. of T. hall, and the line of march
VIII be: On Fort to King, to Executive
building, thence to King, to Alakea to
Beretania, to hall The order of the
parade will be as follows: Hawaiian
band, Illustrious Potentate Edward G.
Brown, followed by the Chief Rabhan.
Assistant Rabban, High Priest. Oriental
Guide, Marshal, Director, Alchemists,
STANDARD Bearer, Camel, Assistant Di,
rector, Past Potentates, Elephant, AS
slstant Director, Mobiles by twos, Cere-
monlal Masters, Arab Patrol, Policemen,
Novlces and more Policemen, Fire Elk
tinguishers.
The Arab Patrol Will be there in all
its glory of Oriental uniforms and will
give a special drill on Union Square.
Then there will be the real elephant
nj camel brought here by "Sunny
JIM McCandless. The camel has been
ned Zuleika, and the elephant passes
by the name of Fatima, being built on
the same lines as Noble Strom, the
standard bearer. The hot sands of Mana
and Makua, the sunny fields of Kau and
Walmea, and the icy slopes of Mauna
kea and Mauna Loa have been search
ed, and Twenty-Five victims have been
eorraled for the boiling pits. They are
harry Denison, John Kidwell, R. II.
Bemrose, j. l.. Young, John Detor, R.
c. Lydecker, A. J. Splitter (not
Poppy ]. F. Child, C. E. Wright, E.
n. Holmes, A. Menefoglio, Roscoe Per-
kins, w. D. Lowell, T. M. Church, John
Clark, Jorgen Jorgenson, D. Capilos, D.
W. Anderson, A. H. Jungclaus, C. L.
Bosom, A. C. Wall, Henry Beckley, P.
l. Cleghorn, Bernard Wagner, J. A.
Young, Captain Sanders, W. J. Clark,
w. H. Campbell.
When it comes to street parading,
Aloha Temple is one of the best amuse-
ment-makers in town, and, incidentally,
the Temple does a lot of good promo
ton work for the Territory every time
conclave is held on the mainland.
Following the parade comes the cere-
monial session, which will be finished
by p. m. That is when the tortures
are imposed. At s p. IN. all the mobiles
viii assemble at the Alexander Young
Hotel for the banquet. No set speeches
will be made, but plenty of entertain
ment will be provided. The history of
Aloha Temple as given in the ceremon-
ial session booklet is as follows:
On April 2, 1900, meeting was held
in the office of Noble j. G. Pratt for
the purpose of preliminary organization.
Noble C. B. Wood was elected presi-
dent and Noble J. G. Rothwell secre-
tary of the meeting.
At a further meeting held on April
s, 1900, it was unanimously decided,
on vote, to give the name FAloha - to
the proposed Temple, subject to the
approval of the Imperial Council. The
Mobiles signing the petition were as fol-
lows:
Noble c. H. Smith, Aleppo, Boston;
Noble J. W. Frances, AL Malaikah,
D. c.; Noble Andrew
Brown, Islam, San Francisco; Noble D.
F. Morton, Palestine, Rhode Island |
Noble j. o. Lutted, Ismalia, Buffalo,
n. Y; Noble C. I. Lewis, Ivanhoe, |
Wyoming; Noble H. Fl. Will |
liams, Islam, San Francisco; Noble j. |
G. Rothwell, Islam, San Francisco;
Noble F. J. Amweg, Lu Lu; Noble III.
E. Webster, Aleppo, Boston; Noble J.
G. Pratt, Korein, Rawlins, Wyoming; |
Noble L. T. Grant, Pyramid, Bridge |
port, Connecticut; Noble Samuel H. |
Comstock, Mecca, n. Y; Noble B. G. |
Holt, Sahara, Pine Bluff, Arkansas;
Noble VIM E. Taylor, Islam, San Fran
cisco; Noble w j. Galbraith, Tangier;
Noble C. B. Wood, Islam, San Fran
cisco.
The petition for a dispensation was
under date of April 9, 1900, |
to Illustrious Potentate r. P. Hurlburt |
Of Islam Temple, San Francisco, re-
questing their endorsement and recon-
This was courteously ac- |
coded to by Islam Temple, and the dis
pensation was granted by the Imperial
Council on May %, 1900.
The Imperial Caravan arrived early |
on March IS, 1901, in charge of the
Imperial Potentate, assisted by the fol
owing committee of Mobiles: Geo. f.
chairman and secretary; Chas.
E. Fink, assistant secretary; Thomas
W. Strain, treasurer; j. c. Herkner,
Lueian C. Wood, j. A. Wolcott, Chas.
B. Quigley, Frank w. Lyle, and on the
following evening, the 14th, Aloha
Temple was instituted in Progress Hall
lnder dispensation by Imperial Poten-
ate Lou b. Winsor, attended by the
following Mobiles as Imperial officers:
Frank 0. Evans, Imp. Chief Rabban;
Nm H. MeGregor, Asst. Chief Rabban;
VIM. Wente, Imp, Treasurer; Nathan
1. Stoddard, Imp. H. P and Prophet;
has. E. Fink, Imp. Oriental Guide; W.
3. Rowell, Imp. Recorder.
The following officers of Aloha Tenn
lie were duly installed: Noble c. B.
Wood, ILL., Potentate; Noble L. T. Grant,
thief Rabban; Noble f. J. Amweg,
Asst. Rabban; VIM. 7. Galbraith, H. p.
nd Prophet; Noble Andrew Brown,
oriental Guide; Noble Henry Williams,
treasurer; Noble John G. RothweII, Re
order.