The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-12-15

miles of 80 aen. leaning ~ re- away
that the vision forbade a search for fhc
horfon. The south pole WIS of there
somewhere and 'iwefe hard indeed 70
believe that great mountains Of lee
reared forbidding heads IN that tromon.
dously distant world.
! or COURSE (au In nli well ordered
familics) the iadicn were V the fore
4 and Miss Joaaica Kcnncdye car was
the first 10 leave Kailna. Miss Ken.
neSy was skipper ana d more uauntlcaa
ne 'cr went vOicanoward. In this "No.
/ " were Misa Cooke, Miss Hatch, Miss
Mott, Miss Won Holt aud Mrs. Myers.
Accidents will and do happen and mo.
/ - slowed down and breathed az
numerous places 20 that other cara
shot past and on. But to be sure
There were others,n and when the
home stretch was in sight the chariot
Of the fair-oneB was well In the lead,
dancing and plunging over the lava bill
lows in the vicinity Of the Volcano
House. Other autos, moro or less hurt
! by the long road and particularly by
the twenty or more miles of lava coun-
try, were limping along behind when
Ono. II pulled into the Mecca grounds.
A half hundred hotel guests and four
times as many Of Uncle Sam blue
jackets, eheered loudly the new arrivals
and prepared to poke fun at the later
/ Corners. A hired car of Hilo, with
Lester as driver, was the second to
reach the welcoming inn. Then, at in.
tervals of from fifteen minutes TO foui
hours, the remaining motors of the
party arrived at the Volcano House.
! With the long ride and the visual
feasts of the way the substantial ap
petites of the visitors had grown ia
| such proportions that the announce.
ment of a five O'Clock dinner for the
/ lnter-Island party was a very happy
one. Landlord Demosthenes, as good
as his name, provided a meal as good
as both and and when it was proposed
that the crater be visited there was
amen from every nook and corner.
Already the skies were aglow will
the fires of inferno in the distance
1t was three miles away, this Hadel
of Hawaii, but the terrible grandeur Of
it all had impressed the visitors and il
was with feeling akin to satani,
reverence that the automobilists started
on the eight mile drive to the Plac,
of Good Resolutionsl
"The only steamship line running Il
hell is the Inter-Island, remarked
Manager Kennedy, after Halemaumal
was reached, and his guests gazet
fascinated into the fire lake, tremen
dously active.
\ On the following morning the part,
were carried to Hilo, and there becam
for the time being guests of the Hill,
Railway Company on delightful it'll
trip on the new extension.
At five O'Clock the party agail
boarded the Kilauea at Hilo and tn
return sail to Honolulu was begun
The Kilauea tied up at her wharf her
at six a. m. yesterday.
In the Party.
The following were members of tn
, party: Mr.. Ahrens, T. Archer, c. Athel
ton, Mr.. Barnes, George Beckley j
tooRRgF,H Clarence COOKE. ). s Cooke Ike
} Charles Chillingworth, Mr.. Chamberlain
: Geo. w. Carr, Captain Campbell, A. n
Campbell, Alfred Cooper, w. H. Camp
, bell, c. A. Cottrin, w. ii. Clarke. P. i
Daukey, M. Dowsett, L. Dowsett, A
Gartley, T. M. Hatch, Miss H. Hatch
- ian, Miss mai, ". deQenann, a
Dankey, H. Dowsett, L. Dowsett, A
rett, j. A. Kennedy, Miss J. Kennedy
Q. Q. Kennedy, Mr.. Kopke, Eben Low
Fred Lowrey, R. w. Filler, F. ]. Low
rey, D. B. Maconachie, e. J. Melanphy
y. Fl. Meyer, Mr.. Morrison, JohI
Mcguire, q. x. Myers, Mrs. Myers
D. Mott, Miss Mott, w. G. Ogg. w
Pullar, L. Petrie, Judge Robertson
Mrs. Robertson, W. E. Rowell, T. R
Robinson, F. Richardson, j. Scott. p
"a. p. Smith, w. o. Smith, A. K. Shep
pard, F. E. Thompson, II. Won Holt
Miss Won Holt, G. Watt, ]. Watt, N
Watkins, Mr.. Waldron, G. VOTERS, A
A. Young, d. L. Conkling, H. MicaI
w. Thielen, r. Lyman Jr., DR.. ]. s. b
Pratt, z. A. Mott-Smith, DR.. Mccoy
Rev. S. Desha, VIM. G. Leonard.