The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-18
PASSENGERS On
WORLD CRUISE
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tering Honolulu harbor.
The Cleveland is commanded BY Cap
tain Dempwolff, and her other officers
are as follows
First officer, F. Kruse; second officer,
A. Peters; second officer. Z. Lehman;
third officer. A. Heink; fourth officer. A.
Boenert; chief engineer. 0. Wolf: first
physician, DR.. A Luebbert; second phys
ieian DR.. G. Dugge; first chief steward,
A. Strum; second chief steward, FIR
Sch0enewaldt; third chief steward. J.
Hansen; assistant chief steward, F.
Wulff; assistant chief steward. J. Bru-
ningk; assistant chief steward, f.
Sehellig; purser, H. Buege; chief cook,
VI. Lehre; baggage officer, w. Henke
For the Clarks Tours Company.
Frank E. Clark is the organizer and
Herbert f. Clark the manager who
starts with the cruise from New York.
The directors are 4. P Albina, C. Hill
Ter. ]. Tschetinian. Carl H. Lody, E. R.
John, Thomas Sandri, John Bitter,
Nazareno Piccioni, Elias 7. Safe, Besh-
ara ]. Mosalli, Joseph Steen. Ladies
in charge of entertainments are Mes
danes Alice j. Harris, Marie c. Taylor,
l1uS,F 4NUtlt- VI. I4dHuOu hHGu.
Bon Voyage.
The Cleveland was scheduled to leave
New York at clock on the morning
of October IS and passengers were to
be aboard the night before Divine
services will form part of the Sunday
program and various ministers in the
party are to have charge. A strong
orchestra is to be carried on the entire
voyage and viii play in the dining
rooms alternately during luncheon and
dinner, also at each port upon arrival
and departure, on deck in the after
noon and upon many occasions in con-
junction with dances on deck in the
evenings The Cleveland has a com
plete laundry and all work can be
done aboard
Lectures and Entertainments.
Lectures and general entertainments
will be featured throughout the voyage.
The former will be brief lasting but
forty minutes. The day before reach
ing this port lecture on Hawaii will
be given. OF course the Cleveland will
be stocked with literature on the Is
lands furnished by the Hawaii promo
ton committee
The Cleveland is scheduled to arrive
here at daybreak Sunday, January %,
and remain here until 5 O'Clock of the
afternoon of January "a when the
steamship resumes her trip for San
Francisco.
Those Who Booked.
Those who booked for the first cruise
and who are supposed to be in the party
which left New York last Saturday, are
as follows:
Robert Adair, Brooklyn, n Y; Alex
ander c. Adams, Boston, Mass; Mrs.
William G.. Adkins, Chicago Ills; NJ L.
Alexander, Mrs. Alexander, Cincinnati,
Ohio; Mrs. Geo. H. Award, South
Bend, Ind; DR.. H. L. Amber, Mrs Am.
bier. Cleveland, Ohio; Walter V. Ar
buckle, Ph.B., LIB, Paris, Ills.;
James A. Armstrong, Mrs. Armstrong,
Denver, Colo; DR.. Frederick T. Avery,
Mrs. Avery, Chicago, Ills.
Daniel Bacon, New York; Dwight NJ
Baldwin, Minneapolis, Mimi; Mrs. E.
w. Ball, Maiden, Mass; Mrs. NJ G.
Barber, Boston, Mass; Charles A. Bar
bour, Dorchester, Mass; Mrs. Thomas
Barger, Bryn Mawr, Pa; Theodore
Wells Barhydt, Mrs. Barhydt, Burling
ton, Iowa; Miss Margarita Bartlett,
Maiden, Mass; Mrs. A. F. Bartlett,
Miss Caroline Bartlett, Boston, Mass;
DR.. Geo. G. Barton, Mrs. Barton,
Minneapolis, Mimi; Miss E. F. Barker,
Manchester, n. H.; DR.. John NJ Bar
ton, Miss Lucy E. Barton, Rome, NY;
Mrs. Florence G.. Bascom, Highlands, n
c.; Mrs. George n. Baxter. Mime
apolis, MINI; A. G. Baxter, Mrs. Bax-
| ter, Camden, N. j.; j. F. Bechte1, Mrs.
Beehtel, Columbus, Ohio; Strother J.
Beeson, MD, Chicago, Ills; H. F.
Behrens, Wheeling, w. Va; John F.
Beitel, Mrs. Bethel, Nazareth, Pa; H.
E. Bell, Mrs. Bell, Chicago, His; Alex
| ander 5. Bell Emmorton, Md; Mrs.
Ida NJ. Bennett, Brookline, Mass;
Alfred A. Derrick, Mrs Derrick Buff
falo, N. Y; Daniel D. Bidwell, Mrs
Bidwell, Miss Pauline Bidwell, Master
JOS Barry Bidwell, East Hartford
| Conn; Mrs. J. G. Blaisdell, Chestnut
HIM, Mass; VIM. B. Blades, Mrs
Blades, Miss Ivy Blades, VIM Blades,
Jr., New Bern, n. c.; L. C. Blades, Mrs
Blades, Elizabeth City, n. c.; Chas. c.
Blades, Mrs. Blades, Laurel, Del; Fred
B. Blinn, Mrs. Blinn, Summit, n. j.;
Mrs. Frederic S. Blinn, Brooklyn, n
Y; A. F. Bloomer, Mrs. Bloomer, York,
Neb.; II. L. Boas, Mrs Boas, Master
| G. Russell Boas, Reading, Pa. Miss
| Ida Won A. Bokum, Media, Pa; W. II.
| Bretch, Mrs. Bretch, Wichita, Kans. !;
| Daniel L. Bridgman, Mrs. Bridgman,
Miss Evelyn I. Bridgman, Edward c.
Bridgman, Chiffon, S. l.; Gustaf Bro
| berg, Mrs. Broberg, Miss Elizabeth
Broberg, Chicago, Ills; David F.
Brown, Punxsutawney, Pa; C. l..
Broadbent, Mrs. Broadbent, Miss Helen
| Broadbent, New York; DR.. D. C.
Bryant, Mrs. Bryant, Omaha, Neb :;
James F. Buckle, Mrs. Buckle. Plain
field, n. j.; Chas. Buettner, Burlington,
| Iowa; Mrs. c. w. Bullard. Willimantic,
| Conn; Thomas W. Burke. New York;
Chas. d. Butler, Miss NJ. Agnes Butler,
Pittsfeld, Mass.
Mrs. Eva Cadle, Muscatine. Ia: Mrs.
| Chastina w Cain, Miss Leotta NJ.
Cain, Springfield, Mass; J. Y. Canon.
Mrs. Canon, Van Horn, Texas: Miss
Catherine j. Campbell, Montreal, Can;
Wilson H. Carpenter, Monaco. Pa; F.
d. Carper, Denver. Colo; Miss Anna
Merven Carrere, New York; Mrs. John
| NJ. Carroll HYDE Park Mass TT \