The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-07
The W!IheI.niua In Po1.r

with nearly ninety school teachers
aboard the Matson liner Wilhelmina
which arrived yesterday morning from
San francisco, The vessel was weighted
down with education in addition to the
usual heavy shipment Of more material
Things N the way OF feedstuffs. autos.
building material and frozen meats for
the army posts IN and about Honolulu.
Ihe teachers have been on vacations
on the mainland and are home again in
time TO get their dusty textbooks off
tue shelves, as schools viii shortly open
Tor the TAIL term
The voyage OF the liner was pleasant
all the way across and the usual amount
OF praise was heard on all sides for the
vessel, her equipment and popular 9th
GERS Seldom IS there heard any com
plant about the WiIhelmina.
On Monday evening a grand concert
was gwen on beard and an excellent
program was rendered, the talent being
excellent and with considerable reserve
to draw from:
Piano solo-Miss Sheffield.
Song-Mr. Livingston.
floIn sol0--Ar. -Mcotocker.
Piano solo-Mrs. Hitchcock.
! Song-Dr. Hand
! Sermonette-'' Bishop" West, D. D..
LII. D.
, Piano solo-Mrs. Levy.
/ Song-Mr. Drew, Mrs. Moore, Miss
! Akuma.
J Hawaiian songs-Miss, PangeIina, Mr..
Holt, Mr.. Nukilani.
/ Song-Mr. Livingston.
! Old Familiar Songs-Tbe Company.
! Aloha De
Accompanist-M Hoppin.
Concert-Meister-Mr. Won Tempsky.
Wheelbarrows, aeroplains, automo-
biles at 1890 P. m.
President Perley Horne Of Kameha
meha returned, accompanied by eight
teachers, among them being Prof. c. G
Collais, who viii have charge of the
manual training department. Judge
Whitney, Mrs. Whitney, Deputy Attor
| ney-GeneraI Sutton and Mrs Sutton. re
turned from a trip to the Middle
States; Mrs. D. L. Wilmington, wife OF
Attorney Wilmington, who returns from
an extensive visit on the mainland ano
particularly in Southern California
her nephew, Vernon Tenney, both OF
whom have been with Mrs. Tenney ant
Miss Wilhelmina Tenney in the Lake
Tahoe region during the summer. Mrs
Noonan brought a handsome collie.
prize winner in the San francisco
bench exhibitions. a present from Mis-
Lurline Matson TO Miss Tenney. c
Bayer of HackfeId & Co., is back from
! | -
looking like a German burgomaster. G
B. Curtis. manager Of Jordan s, is bacl
from a stock buying trip to the Coas
and further east. and Mrs. Zeave /
also back from a buying trip. julie
Levy and wife spent several weeks i
California Mr. Levy visited the Mat
son offices in San Francisco with FSun
ny jim - McCandless to ascertain if tn
WilheImina Could be chartered by Coas
Shriners for the February trip to &c
nolulu and Hilo. Mr. Levy states tina
the Shriners will certainly come if th
vessel Is available. 5. a. Connell is
United States secret service man, VIII
came here to wait for Prince Tsai Hsul
who will be here shortly from Chin;
The secret service man viii look afte
the personal safety Of the prince viii
5 ne is III AphoIulu anu i"iInS ms
acros. the, continent. G. H. Buttolp
2 is a mining engineer, and friend
7 William Williamson, the broker. NJ
Buttolph is the possessor of a nan
S which can be traced back almost
William the Conqueror time. J.
Cooke of Alexander & Baldwin, an
Mrs. Cooke. are back from an extensiS
tour of the northwest.
The Wilhelmina 5 cargo comprise
- about 5000 tons for Honolulu, and 2Ot
more for HilO-