The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-21
.SHRINERS OWN
STORY Of TRIP
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| ent need of some loose change.
skipper Peter Johnson, in that he
has become quite chesty of his SPLEEN
did ship Wilhelmina, and has begun
to take on airs, and plume himself un-
duly, was presented with a small bark
cntine windiammer, so that he might
mediate upon the bitterness of vain
glory and ever remember the good old
sugar-days of yore. Or. Fredk. r.
Smith having only nice little daugh.
ters, was presented with little Shri-
ner boy, so that he might have a little
Sun, on this trip anyway
The honorable emeritus member,
John W. Boyle, traction magnate of
Utica, was given a toy electric car, so
that he could have his troubles with
him always.
AT last, after much anxiety on the
part of the recipient Past Imperial Pc
tentate Lou B. Winsor received a copy
of "Purdon's Digest" on how to man
age postofTice, in that he might brush
up bit on the art of distributing
Christmas mail before the 4th of July
Then the Billikin was seen to take
on signs of life and, after being perch
ed upon a sofa, he gave to each lady
present, as she passed by him, small
vanity mirror of tasteful design, and
a new name or appelation, typical APP
plicable, or appropriate, flowery actual
or suggestive, as follows: Mrs. Fred.
A. Hines was The Rose; Mrs. Fredk.
R. Smith, the Lady Washington; Mrs.
G. H. Green, the Lone Star; Mrs. Lou
B. Winsor, the Iris; Mrs J. w. Boyle,
the Orchid; Miss Jean Brown, the Lii
lac; Mrs. Robt. Wankowski, the Gypsy
Queen; Mrs. Walter G. McCarty, Wis
taria; Mrs. Motley II. Flint, Gala Lily
Mrs r. d. Bronson, Carmencita Mrs.
Ruth Leggatt, the Duchess; Mrs. VIM.
Crocker, the Vice-Reine; Mrs E. A.
Fletcher, the Nasturtium; Mrs. e. w.
Riggle, the Firef1y; Mrs. G. e. Bennett,
Mary Jane; Mrs H. S. Patterson, Col
den Rod; Mrs. A. N. Hansen, the He
liotrope; Miss Gretchen Day. Chiqui-
ia; Miss Augusta Poehler, the Poin-
settia; Miss Elma Korvel, Poppies;
Miss Carrie Croker; Violet; Miss Ty.
ra Sorensen, Hiawatha; Mrs. M. Robb,
Columbine; Miss Rosalia B. Lanyon,
the Sunflower; Miss Irene Poehler, Hy-
acinth Miss Dorothy Smith, Daisy;
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Miss Frances Smith, Tulip; Miss Elsa
Korvel, the Primrose; Miss Ann T.
Porter, the Jasmine; Mrs. G. l.. Wells
Narcissus; Mrs Chris. Schmid, Daffo
dis; Mrs. Jas. A. Sorensen, Dahlias !;
Mrs. c. W. burlington, the Arbutus
Mrs. w. E. Bush, the Lotus; Mrs. d. E
Perkins, the Morning Glory; Mrs. P.
d. Gordon, Sweet Heather; Mrs. Alex.
ander Gilliland, Blue Bells; Mrs. A. w.
Thornton, Hydrangia; Mrs. NJ. A. Lit
tle Sweet Peas; Mrs. G. A. Montell
Carnations; Mrs. c. l. Thompson, But.
tercups; Mrs. Ronald Kennedy, Forget.
Me-Nots; Mrs. H. NJ. Johnson, Lily OF
the Valley, Mrs. J. K. Hoover Holly.
hooks; Mrs. Adolf Meyer, Joncquils
Mrs. Philip Zimmerman, the Eidel.
weiss; Mrs. f. w. Bilger, the Verbena /;
Mrs. Louis Blaylock, Betunia; Mrs.
w. w. Brown, Mignonette; Miss
Brown, Woodbine; Mrs. Ella r. Bush
nell Candy Tuft; Mrs II. w. Dewey,
Begonia Mrs. S. NJ. Foster, the Aza-
liza; Mrs Carl Kurtz, Chrysanthemum f;
Mrs. Mary W. Parkhurst, the Gladiola /;
Mrs. D. E. Perkins, the Pond Lily;
Mrs. A. j. Zobel, the Periwinkle; Mrs.
o. F. Grundel, the Tulip; Mrs. S. H.
Suskind, Hawthorne; and Mrs. Ella V.
Reniff, the Camelia.
After the ladies came the Nobility,
who were dubbed according to their
bent. First came w. S. Brown, better
known as Uncle Bill; George Filmer,
as Oily George; G. H. Green, as The
Constable; John w Boyle, as Prince
Cupid; Fred A. Hines, as King Solo
mon; DR.. Dewey, as Saw-Bones; Eu.
gene Korn, as the Khedive; AFRO N
Lewis, as Foxy Grandpa George e
Bennett, as The Shrimp William
Croker as the Viceroy; A. c. Brode
as The Midget; Sam NJ. Foster, as the
I Hoosier; G. p. Akerly and G. A. Ar
mold, as the Siamese Twins; H. A
Bader, as Busy Bee; W. NJ Beamish
as the Village Cut-up; Richard d
Bronson as Beau Brummel Walter
Brown, as old WV; w. e. Bush, al
Pierce-Arrow; c. c. Fletcher, as Sci
Shells; Charley Gebhardt, as Cloaki
and Suits; Alex. GiHiland, as Hoo
Mon; Phil. d. Gordon, as The Canuck
s. E. Holiday, as The Estuary; J. K
Hoover, Mile-High-Town Ronald Ken
needy, as The Candidate; DR.. Car
Kurtz, as Kut-U-Up; A. X. Lanyon, a
The Fugitive from Justice; Jack Leg