The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-12-04
(From wedaesday AayettIser.l


three recently married couple who have
taken advantage Of the visit here Of
the American and National lcagucrs 10
make this their honeymoon trip, travel
ing az they have more than three thou
snnd mics Of land aud nearly twenty
4 Ave hundred niles OF water
Bridal Couples Galore
Tho bridal couples werc the chief
center Of interest on the arrival OF the
] Mnnoa and they were singled out easily
BY those ashore MS the liner made fast
70 Pier IS The newly married. ball
4 players and their pretty brides are Mr..
mid Mrs Jack Miller, Mr.. and Mrs.
lohu Henry and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
B9h
Another interesting arrival and ono
whose coming was complete surprise
10 her husband, WIS MIS- Lou Kennedy,
who made the trip 20 catch 2 Ken
\ nedy Of the Venice Tigers here. Mrs.
| Kennedy had at hrst intended to make
| tho trip with her husband bat at the
hast moment was prevented from 50
| doing The leaving Of the big leagucrs
from San Francisco decided her in
making the trip to the Isles Of Peace
and she is here at last.
King Baseball supreme
King Baseball rcigncd, supreme yes
terday IN Honolulu and For the better
| part Of the day the greatest OF all out
door sports held forth in the cafes,
hotels, clubs and wherever the fans
gather
All the iolli6cation came with the
arrival Of the Manoa with twenty-eight
Of the stars Of the National and Amer
lean Leagues, who are here to give the
followers Of Che great pastime an ex-
hibition Of their skill on the diamond
AZ Moniih Field.
In the aggregation for aggregation
| Il can truly be called arc the pick Of
the two major leagues OF the country.
Philadelphia sends Grover Cleveland
Alexander and Byrne. st. Louis sends
Willie Mitchell and Bill James, Eddie
Murphy and Jimmy Walsh arc stars ia
ietics and SO is Joe Bush.
Worlds Series Heroes In Party
Washington is represented by John
Henry, while New York has big Jeii
Tesrean, hero Of several world s series.
Duffy Lewis, who helped Boston win
the pennant in the American League
and a worlds championship, too; Ed
Hoblizel, famed as a hitter with the
Red Sox; Chapman Of Cleveland; Mori.
srity OF Detroit; Lutte Boone Of the
Highlanders; Coy Doian, the funny
imam Of the ST. Louis team, and First
| Baseman Jack Miller of the Same ag.
gregation, are also here. Fletcher
| Suodgrass and Burns represent the
Giants and Kiliifer Of the Phillies, Ne.
| Avoy and King ole are in the party
and ~big Jim Waugh of the Chicago
/ Cubs, too.
Are Royalty welcomed
No matter what the outcome Of the
series might be, Honolulu fans showed
the boys, their friends and women com.
panions that this is grand old place
and that all the good fellows and boos-
tiers for clean baseball are not dead
by any means.
Men from every walk OF life and
4 the women, too, were on hand when tho
Manoa pulled up to the dock and many
% the visitors were soon recognized by
the crowd on the wharf as the players
listened enraptured to the sweet strains
Of Hawaiisn music by the Royal Ha-
waiian band. As the sweet voices OF
| the singers, accompanying the band,
| rose from the dock below, the men, their
| wives and their friends looked on il
i hewilderment, for nowhere in all their
! travels had such a royal and true-hoart
/ cd welcome been extended TO them
i And the crowd, (mob would be bet.
/ teri that lined the wharf, AS they
recognized some of the players and
knew az last that biz leaSuers were to
play ball here, their enthusiasm knew
A no bounds and the cheers OF these fans
/ could have been heard at Diamond
Herd and even beyoud there.
i Many of the fans knnw Duffy Lewis
Jack Miller, Frank q. Bancroft and
! others Of the party and that was proof
that the stars were here
Reception On Board
i And this was not the only welcome
4 the visitors received With the drop
] ping Of anchor at quarantine and in
spection over, large party Of local
merchants members of the AID Club,
( Honolulu Lodge Of Ellks, Shriners and
Z others accompanied Mrs. Herbert g,
q Lowry TO where the All-Nationals and
-All-Americans were gathered and dur
! ing the introductions and handshakings
and renewing Of old friendships Mrs
Lowry placed lei over the heads OF
the men and women of the party, and
likewise those who were not members
OF the baseball party, bidding them
welcome to the Paradise Of the Pacific
/ with q hearty Aloha that their visit
would be happy and longto-be-re
membered one.
Asthe steamer made It's way TO tn
dock, the town folk anil rnainlanderi
became better acquainted End as thu
time came to disembark il seemed tina
everybody was an acquaiutancc Of tn
other 81 many years standing.
4 To Frank Bancroft the. reception wa
most pleasing ono and in speakinl
for the party be said that the hearth
! ness with which tho Honolulu peopl
welcomed him and his party gave am
Pile proof thst be was coming TO a LAM
where good fellows live.
Parade Is Immense
From the stenmer the party was TAX
Gu TO waiting automobiles ara, led b