The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-02-24

like paper. The vessel went danger
oasly near the propeller of the Wilhel-
nina and only by the quick maneuv-
ering of Captain Rycroft the little yes
sci missed being ground to kindling
wood by the big wheel. The Shriners
still want to know why Captain John
son made no effort to allow the com
mittee on board, and so the masses of
leis and many other things which had
been taken out were not delivered on
board. The Kulamanu went into the
harbor and deposited her passengers on
the Matson wharf.
A Royal Greeting.
AS the Wilheimina swung up toward
the wharf there was crowd OF
Shriners and Shriner ladies' waiting tC
receive the visitors. As the vesse
came near hundreds Of paper ribbons
were thrown from the deck to the
wharf and the vessel soon looked as il
it had been in a confetti battle
Recognitions were soon under way an6
| there was all kinds of fun. Bantert
were freely given and returned and
the best of good humor prevailed.
The Arab Patrol, under the direction
of Capt. Sam johnson, all in uniforms
of white duck with English army
blouse trimmings and each one wear
ing white cap with "Arab Patrol
Aloha Temple" worked in gold in the
front Just over the visor, was drawn
up in line and gave a salute. When tn,
gangplank was placed a crowd rusheS
aboard and there were more greetings
Rnt fha f1u voa m anma
When Noble George Filmer and Lol
B. Winsor, old.time friends of Alohi
Temple, went down the gangway, the,
were set upon by a bevy of Hawaiian
women in gorgeous holokus. TIL,
women embraced Winsor and Filme,
and the crowd set up hearty laugh
Both the visiting mobiles felt highl,
gratified at this mark of affection unit
they discovered that the "women'
were only beskirted mobiles. The get
up and makeup of the women" wa
deeeiving and many people on tn
wharf had not discovered the artific
until some of the "womenD begal
smoking big Havanas. They wore wigs
native hats, bolokus of the cut o
eighty years ago and carried off thei
part to perfection.
They rushed Filmer and Winsor int
, an automobile and climbed in afte
them and were motored through th
principal streets to the huge delight Q
/ the popllace.
l ,"I think it's real naughty of me
D like that to go parading through I'll
4 streets with lot of Hawaiian wome
: hanging around their necks," said OF
!. disgusted haole female as she surveye
b the happy-go-lucky party pass b
5 cover the artifciality of the "won
8 en-" 1t was good stunt, well worke
t out, and the effect they hoped TO pr,
: duee was achieved-that OF deceivin
5 even the local public.
a The mobiles, local and visiting
a worked out the formation of the pi
s rade at the Matson wharf, and wit
a the Hawaiian band in the lead and Il
Q Arab Patrol following, the long line
decorated motor cars went through Il
/ principal streets-frst to the Your
n Hotel, where the Imperial Potential
n Fred A. Hines, and a number
e Shriners were deposited, while othe
a went TO the Hawaiian Hotel, Plea
d anton, Seaside and MOana hotels al
y the Han Tree, where arrangements hs
3 been made TO house the entire party.
a When the large number of touris
} arriving on the Siberia had been regi
4 tered at the Young and Moana tho
3 hotels were abo1t ready to hang O.
J. the "Standing Room Only" sign.
J. Once in the lobby of the hot,
! where the visitors and local Shrine
g had chance TO get acquainted, Il
j entire Aggregation began to NAL
Y Rome howl. The visitors had q lot
e special verses set 10 well known pop
! lar music and they sang these son
d with a will. Many are dedicated
e Sunny jim" Mecandleas.
: Those VINO Game.
. Tho following is q complete list