Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-21
Log OF THE
WILHELMINA
Continued from Page ~

. doors. The smoking and social halls
at once became the centers CT int9r-
est for the card and dom noe buSs,
AMI the loungorS and Sleeners. This
afternoon there foycgatherGl in the
Captains Office some choice souls who
rendered miserable, and mutilatel the
persons, by an application of Aar2n's
rod of Mobiles J. Bcntol legg 1t, w.
=. Bush, S. H. Suskinl, VIM M,
Bcamish DR.. Frcdk. II. Smith and c.
c. Fletcher.
At eVentime every scat WIS occH-
pied at dinner the gentlemen in tuHe-
dos and the ladies in their pref y
gowns, during the y courses. m'rth
and revelry ran riot everywhere, only
subsiding when Imperial Potentate
Fred A. Hines clapped for order and
proposed a toast to Mrs. Ruth f. Leg
gat, cstimable mother of j. Ben ON
Leggat, ON this her 10th natal day,
which she acknowledge by her pref
test courtesies, and her son by wei
chosen words of gratitude and love,
1t was touching beau.il ul and well
carried off
$50 Sunny jim"
The favors this dinner time were
small Shrine ensigns marked ITO
Sunny JIM" meaning to IllustriOus
Potentate James s McCan1leSs, of
Aloha Temple, soon 10 BE- our host
to whom this aerlgram was at once
let loose. "To Sunny Jim Honolulu
Fine weather, all well. Imperial Po-
tcnt1te and pilgrims send Aloha
Eilmcr Johnson.
Aerogiams this day and distance,
(400 miles from S. FL cost $500 per
10 words. Agccnlin% 70 the social
hall the Ncblcs settled the mootel
question of tuxcdos in the Affirmative
by majority vote. Tie caravan mem
bers being all prescn. went into a
social convention with Geo. Filmer
presiding. Mrs Robt Wankowski
sang the Bowl Of Roses Kathleen
Malvournecn, and the Rosary ac-
companied by Mrs. s. H. s'uskinl
Mrs, Il. w. Riggo, recitc1 ct" Of
which there is a loyable sHeoimcn on
the ship, son and heir of Mr., and Mrs
Geo. Il. Bennett Abbott by name, fol-
lowing with Il Amt Coin Cry No
More bo'h of which we're cheering
~ applauled. Mr.. T. A. Fletcher
pleased with German version CT
Barbarie FritChic; Mr.. George L. Ben
nett gave a delightful mCnoCgue aud
Miss Dorothy Smith piano solo
Then about $50 Khediye Eorn rugged
bis Keno Kontrapticn in the dining
hall and invited al the pilgrims to
present their sheEc ani woe God
desS of Chance at &C a card, a full
leo persons took flyer with quick
ened heart-bcats and keen eyes The
stakes were winner taSe all aud fic-
klc fortune diSp)Tted her vagaiicS, as
Is her wont; Mr.. S NJ Foster, win
ming Keno twice Mrs. Robt. WankOw-
ski twice, and Mrs. c. c. Smith twice,
Mrs. r. W. bigger. Mr.. p. D. Gordon
and Mrs. C. |. Thompson winning
once each Mr.. Foster generously dom
ated his stakes to the cause of char
ity. At 1890 a cold lunch was fur
nished by the stewards department to
the entire caravan, afterwards there
was the usual dancing party in the
social hall and the card games in
the smoker, the roof of which had to
be removed at times for the conve-
niencc of particularly sincere ana am
bltions players. When dawn came
clear and bright our rival travelling
companion the S. S. Siberia was dis
cern2d to have gained on us consid-
erably, from IS miles the noon be-
fore TO less than 20 miles off our star
board quarter aft and when our Jack
Binno caught an aerial for Uncle Bill
Woods from his friend and fellow
townsmen c. J. Young aboard the ST.
IBERIA, asking him for a Pittsburg sto-
gle, our pride and arrogance was taxi
en- abaCk
Fun Aboard Ship.
Some half dozen strangers appear
ed amongst us and upon inquiry
found that they had mastered their
predictions and decided not to die
until after the ceremonial Sc son
anyway, so we welcomed them, and
Immediately introduced our pink
blue and white mileage pools, and
Miss Jean Brown won a $40 stake
Mr.. S. II. Suskind a $40 one G. p.
Ackerly, $500. G.. *. Mcdonald So
and the mutuelles were won by Mrs.
A. j. Zobel and Mrs. f. A. Fletcher
Khedive Korn just fo' diversion then
started a regular auction pol q
members from $50 to $50, Melted
Sl11.GO, paid dividends Of $55.45, re-
turned 10 winner Walter G.. McCarty
$S9.15 on 1874 miles. auclioned by Mid
get Brode, Eugene Kom cashier and
Il. V. Pasquale as sheet writer. +. A..
Hines number brought he lowest
price, SOC and by Gallagher Soren-
sen the highest, $1125. Khedive Korn
gambled in the low field for $1,000
and A. NJ. Allison took the high one
at $500. Keen bidding marted the
sale throughout, and winner McCarty
did the honors. Just before tlhin
Grand Secretary John w. Boyle and
Grand Rajah George H. Green. dis
tribu'cd the certificates Of member
ship in Bounding Billow Lodge. Sons
of Aaron. which had been neatly en-
crossed aboard our good ship After
tiflln, the canvas swimming tank was
swung over the forward matches, but
owing to the thermometer registering
AZ deg. Fair. no pilgrim felt the ne
ceSsly OF complete immersion, pre-
ierring to wat until we slip down
over 80 deg.
At dinner, Imperial Potentate T.. A.
Hines announced the occasion of the
end birthday Of Past Imperial Po-
trOt1tn GpDrpp RI Groom unJ in a