The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-13


liver an address on Ceylon when those
spice-scented shores are neared. OF
course, there will be lectures on other
subjects. Rev. George A. Hough is
the lecturer and dire ctor of religious
services of the steamer. He illus
trates his addresses with moving pic.
lures, the machine being operated by
Mrs. Hough. The remarks by Mr.
| HoughD are translated into German by
DR., L. 'Meckling.
The Coming Ashore.
Just as the eight o'clock whistle
shreiked out its shrill notes, the PROV
of the Cleveland turned into the Ala
kea wharf. BY quarter past she
was tied up, and pilot Macaulay was
ready to step ashore. The passen.
gers, too, were ready They had heard
lot about what Honolulu was going
to do for them, and they were an
xious to sample it. The street cars
were in readiness in Alakea street to
receive those who wished to be borne
around the Rapid Transit system and
have the places of interest called out
to them i'm English and German by
kamaainas who know every foot OF
the city The cars were soon laden,
and away they sta I'd. The automo.
bile men were around the doors ready
for those who would see the sights
by automobile, and many full loads
of happy holiday seekers were quick.
ly under way. Friends were there
ready to greet others, and soon the
bunting-decked ship was practically
deserted the vicinity of Alakea wharf
being haunted only by those who wish
ed to view the mammoth liner as she
lay at the dock.
Airship Trips on the Side.
There are no fewer than three
prominent airmen on the ship. George
NJ. Meyer of Kansas City is the presi-
dent of the Aero Club of America, d.
G. H. Thewdlt is the representative of
the Parseval dirigible airship, and Mr..
Votsen, director of the cruise, is the
big man behind the Zeppelin dirigible
balloon. 1t is with him that those who
would have airtrips on the side must
make their arrangements.
The reception at San Francisco was
astonishing to the voyagers. San
Francisco simply went mad over them,
was the way it was stated on board
this morning The crowds had to be
kept back, and the arrivals were
struck by the way that San Francisco
turned out to honor the arrival of the
Cleveland. 1t will be handed down
to posterity pictorially, and incidental.
Iy these pictures will be used to ad. ..
yertise the way San Francisco greets
people to its shores. The agents who
are booming the Exposition of 1915
will be supplied with films, which will
be shown as part of their promotion
literature. a.
There are many other prominent
people from the mainland including
.. NJ. w. Savage and Daniel Fraw-
ey well known in the theatrical
world; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Pills.
Jury, he Minneapolis flour mer.
'hant; F. A. Hosman, Mr.. and Mrs.
\. e. Aeby, Mr. and Mrs Henry w.
md Theo. NJ. Boettger of New York,
,Ir. and Mrs. Henry Bohm of Denver
:. d. Brooks of Minneapolis, Colonel
Boston; Colonel Fleisch.
mann, eX-mayor of Cincinnati; Mr.. and
Mrs Herzhog of New York, Mr. and
hrs. Kelly of Omaha, on honeymoon
rip, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Ii. Morris OF .
George M. Meyers, Kan.
as City; Grant NJ. Mcdonald, New
'ork; Mr.. and Mrs. Mergenthaler OF
dding machine fame, Mr.. and Mrs.
'eters and family of Philadelphia,
rank NJ. Ruff of St. Louis, Mr.. and
Irs. Sol. e. Sheeline of San Francisco
harles Sheldon of Redwing, Mime.
ota; Dr. and Mrs. A. H. Dorten OF
'uooCluOllS NVl Tau AulCll1
friedman of Hamburg, Germany; DR..
Schich of Berlin. Dr. Schich was
ne first professor to go from Berlin
} the United States under the inter.
hange system of professors institut.
d by ex-President Roosevelt. The
rofessor is going home, his family
aving gone direct.
The personnel of the ship is prac.
cally the same as when the Cleve.
md was last here Captain Demp.
'olf is still in command, the only al.
Grafton being that assistants Mitau
nd Cake have been added to the
)urist bureau.
ali Transportation Arrangements.