The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-01-26

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tor Hough. The lectures on Hawaii
,, had been prepared to large exteut by
Secretary Wood of the promotion com
mittee, who supplied the lecturers with
, lantern slides of Hawaiian scenes and
, who had filed the ship, at Yokohama,
with literal Ire on the Hawaiian Is
lands. Nearly a score of the tourists
decided to remain over in order that
they might visit the volcano.
The mor.eDt the Elks reached laud
they entered motor cars, decorated with
the colors of Elkdom and were taken to
the lodge rooms, and after refreshments
/ had been served went sightseeing, and
lunched at the Country Club.
The majority of the passengers en-
tered special street ears and these were
sent all over the city by different
routes so as not to crowd any special
line at one time. Accompanying each
car was member of the public service
committee, each one constituting him
self "spieler." The entire party
finally arrived at the Moana Hotel,
where luncheon was served. The af-
ternoon was given over to the tourists
to utilize as their fancies directed,
many availing themselves of the OPP
portunity to take swim and to enjoy
canoe rides and attempt to ride the
surf on boards.
Men in Charge.
The Cleveland is handled by nearly
all the officers who brought the vessel
here on the first cruise two years ago.
Captain Dempwolf is still in command
of the vessel, and is as popular with
the present lot of tourists as he was
with the first crowd. With him are
Officers Kruse, Warnecke, Koch, Prizes,
Schulze and Sachse. Charles Stehr is
the chief engineer, aand DIR. A. Lubbert
is the physician. He has an assistant
and trained nurse. d. Pienert is
again in the purser's cabin, assisted by
e. Polster and P. Franzen. The social
directors are Mrs. NJ. Landon Reed of
New York, and Mrs. Charles Brady of
Catskill, New York. The English
lectures have been given by Rev.
George Hough of San Francisco, assist
ed by Mrs. Hough, while DIR. l.. Lecking
gives the German lectures.
WIZ Cruise Again.
So pleased have the passengers been
with the cruise that fourteen are re-
ported to have booked for the cruise
of the Victoria Luise which leaves New
York on world cruise next October.
There are many notable people
aboard. Samuel B. Bushman of Gettys-
burg, Pennsylvania, is probably one of
the best posted men in the country on
the battle of Gettysburg, but his fame
rests on an entirely different matter.
he is said to have one of the rarest
collections of old China in the United
States, collection which has aroused
the envy of J. Pierpont Morgan and
Mrs. Russell Sage, both of whom have
made overtures to secure part of it. |
G. w. Buck, wealthy San Fran
cisco capitalist, is reported to have the
largest collection of postal cards in the
world, numbering more than 10000, |
collected personally in almost every |
part of the world.
j. Authenreith of Mountain Dale,
New York, is the proprietor of one of
the most famous country hotels in New
York, a place whore 1900 persons may
be seated at one time in his dining
hall.
Baseball Magnate Here.
James A. Hart, once the owner of
the Chicago Cubs, and at one time
chairman of the rules committee of the
Baseball League. He is
tNsponsible for more rules for baseball
than any other man living, and nearl-
all his rules are in use today.
II. L. Crane of West Cornell, Connec-
ticut, is one Of the designers of beauti-
ful homes, whose designs are seen con-
SANITY in Country Life in America. -
He has home in the country, and he
uses his bungalow as the setting for
many of his designs.
Mrs. Sally G.. Carter of Vancouver,
is the owner of a large
department store. Mrs. Elizabeth Ell
nendorf is a wealthy New Yorker, !
Who is so captivated with Honolulu, Z
hat she may return here to spend the Z
winters. II
/. N. Stevens Of Denver is the owner i
# several newspapers in Colorado. He
vas one of the leaders OF the Silver c
Party movement in 1896, and vice '
PRESIDENT of the Silver committee s
throughout the first Bryan campaign. l
1t that time A. p. Taylor, local news.
'aper man, was assistant secretary Of {