Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-18

| Of President Tart, and was formerly
Territorial Secretary of Arizona.
much of the time acting ms governor.
lie is accompanied by Mrs. Stod.
dard.
Mr.. Packard. whose wife and
daughter are with him. is president
of the First National Bank of Doug.
las, and has extensive live stock in.
terests
An interesting member of the
party is Emil Zanz. president of the
First National Bank Of Phoenix and
Twice mayor of that city. lie is an
octogenarian. but as well and alert
as a man many years younger.
BENJAMIN Goodrich Of Tombstone.
Ariz. who has Mrs. Goodrich with
him, Is one OF the leading lawyers of
his state.
@. 7. Stamm of Los Angeles is
retired banker. He Is accompanied
| by Mrs. Stamm and son and daugh-
ter.
Fred l.. Allies. a prominent bust
ness man of Los Angeles. and
member of the Chamber Of Com.
merce of that city. will be recalled
as a visitor to the Islands with the
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
excursion in 1907. Mrs. Allies is
with him.
7. l.. Leszynsky, well known
business man of San Diego Is &c.
companied by his two sisters and
John Long, a retired banker. of the
same city.
Some other members are Charles
A. Brant. manager of the I'll Tovar
Hotel, Grand Canyon. Ariz., and his
wife; DIR. s. S. Crow Of Los Angeles,
John J. Connors of III Paso. Tex;
Mr.. and Mrs James Il. Dunbar of
! Long Beach, Cal; Mrs. w. r. Gil
lis and two sons and a daughter. OF
Santa Monica Cal; Mrs. A. +. Ros-
enheim, wife of the well-knOwn Los
Angeles architect who is president Of
the Southern California Architecture
al Society: Mrs. Oscar w. Roberts,
wife of an Arizona legislator from
COchise county, and her daughter:
Mrs. A. NJ. wilkinson, sister OF Il.
l.. Potter, proprietor of the Van
Nuys Hotel of Los Angeles; the wife
and two daughters of Walter l..
Vail. big cattleman of Arizona and
California: Mrs. r G.. Norris, wife
of well.knOwn lawyer of Prescott,
Ariz.; John z. Newell, a retired bus
iness man OF Los Angeles, and his
wife; Miss Marie c. MsGinnis. sis
ter of +. s. MCGlnnis, travelling pas
! senger agent of the Southern Pacific
company, her aunt. Mrs. Josephine
Griffin, and her cousin. Miss Marie
Rooch; Mr.. and Mrs. f, T. LaUtsr
man of Los Angeles, ClIffurd IL
Horne of the Oil & Metals Rsnk of
Los Angeles, aud Mrs, Horne, J. E.
Huxtable, president of the DOUGLASS
Drug Co. of Douglass, Aris,, and hts
wife: and Harry Ray, with larp..
land aud irrigation Interests n All.
zona. a. .... .,so ." "a
Sections 're%ote from Southern
part.g. w "
william p. Olds of the big depart
ment store of 0lds, Workman q
King, OF Portland, Ore, and his wife
are aboard. They We're visitors here
two years ago
T., II. Hubbard. president Of Grape
Nut Co. OF Chicago. his wife and
son are also OF the party, as are
FRED h. Eldred of the same city. n
large real estate operator In Chicago
and one OF the proprietors Of the
Chicago National Baseball Club. and
Mr., and Mrs. Simeon Leland of New
YORK Mr. Leland Is a member Of
the well-known hotel family.
Max lhmsen. general manager
OF the Los Angeles. Examiner. has
come to Honolulu to see the party
well started on the Journey. lie re-
turns TO the States on the Siberia,
but his wife and daughter take the
entire trip.
W. NJ. Milne Is in charge OF the
tour, and w. G. Humason is the
treasurer.
The party numbers 11S persons.
The voyage to this port was most
pleasant. the travellers report.
There was baseball game aboard
last Tuesday, played by the ladies.
The score was 1877 to 95. On Wed
nesday the men played a thrilling
game. On Tuesday night dance
was held. The only mishap to date
was the fracture OF James Il. Dun
bars right arm yesterday morning.
He diyed into the bathing tank on
the forward deck, and, although the
water was five feet deep, struck the
deck. He got a scalp wound which
the doctor declared Of no great con-
sequence hut I'm addition broke his