The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-05
'PYTH|AN JUNKET
TO MAUI ASSURED
Mauna Loa viii Garry Excursion
lists to kahului, Where Fine
Entertainment Awaits
CFrom Wednesday Advertiser.)

(From Wednesday Advertiser) -
The trip of the knights of Pythias
to Maui on February is assured. The
committee in charge Of the arrange
ments has about completed its work
and with the assistance of the Inter
Island Steamship Company officials ev'
cry one is assured Of good time.
The Mauna Loa leaves the Inter-lsl.
aud wharf (Pier l2) at nine clock
Friday night. From among the mem.
beers Of the committee there have been
selected assistants to the regular of.
ficers Of the ship. Zeno X. Myers will
be assistant captain, Adolph II. Ahrens,
chief officer, George 4. Gan second of.
feer, Adolph +. Gertz third officer
Frederick Anderson chief engineer and
ships surgeon, Samuel +. Mott chief
engineer, $. Decker first assistant engi.
neer, +. II. 4. Wolter chief steward,
and l., b. Reeves purser, IL. A. Giles
second steward.
The committee has had attractive
badges made to be worn by the visitors
10 Maui, which will make pretty sou.
venirs Of the trip. }E.:s ar IS.
The Maui knights have arranged Ia
have the Honolulu Pythians landed al
Kahului at half-past eight clock on
Saturday morning. This will give plen.
~ Of time for breakfast aboard the
steamer The visitors then will be es.
corted to Waikiki, where aecommOda.
tons have been secured in the homes
- ka % Alaka al IN.
the hotels.
In the afternoon a train ride will be
taken to Haiku district, famous for its
pineapples. On the return session
of the united lodges will be held in
the Pythian Castle Hall and the Homo,
lulu Knights will put on the third de
gree for the edifcation of the Maui
brothers. The evening will close with
a dance.
On Sunday the visitors will be takeu
by automobiles across the pail to La
haina to see the old whaling station
and other sights for which the place
is notable. A luau will be served at Of
near Lahaina during the day and al
y opportunity will be given the malihini'
TO eat poi with their fingers. The re
turn to Waikiki will be made befor,
dirk to enable the party to see all tn
sights At nine o. clock the Mauna Los
Will sail for Honolulu, arriving at day
light on Monday morning.
Among those who have booked fol
the trip are:
t Mr.. and Mrs Fred Anderson, Mrs
M. Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. ZeDo X
Myers, r. w. Ciauhsen, Walter V. KOlb
Z l.. Is. Reeves, A. +. Gertz, Mrs. Saral
Gertz, +. II. y. Wolter, George Gera
simos, p. J. Levey, Mr.. and Mrs. A. II
Ahrens, Mr.. and Mrs s. r. L. Short
J. III. 0liveira, Norman Oss, X. f. Park
inson, A. NJ. Ormiston, William Gertz
Walter A. Engle, Harry s. Whiteomb
Il. Gibson, G. r. F. Branco, Chas w
Zeigler, j. NJ. McChesney, Mr.. and Mrs
George +. Howard, Miss Howard, Nh
and Mrs. John Walker, Miss Sophi
Walker, Harry s. Decker, william
O'Brien, Thomas J. Foley, H. f. A
Reuthing, Samuel +, Mott, Foster +
LAWS, A. Bruck, W. G. Kenake, NJ. D
Freitas, John Evenson, Mr.. and Mrs
Simpson Decker, Mr.. and Mrs. w. @
Chalmers, r. B. Reedy, r. II. Trent
Miss Willsnum, A. NJ. Brown, Mr.. an,
Mrs. Gartenberg, John F. Lewis, Georg
+. Smith, Henry Meyer, f. J. Morgan
y. p. Rego, Mr. and Mrs. Henry A
Giles, NJ. A. Gonsalves, NJ. NJ Ferreira
J.. II. Schnack, Mr.. and Mrs. Jane
Bieknell, R. d. Bicknell. Charles o.
borne, Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Miniviell'
w. p. jeff, Mr.. and Mrs NJ. T. Luti
Fred 8. Morton, J. p ROdriques, Nj
and Mrs. Ed Towse, Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
Hustaee, Mrs. l.. r. Shelton, Mis-
Block, George GALL John Wirud, G. |
Duekworth, X. Forrest, Frederick Ia,
rett, Joseph SanbOrn, W. {. Bortfel'
Joseph Reed, John Thomas, J. r. Ne
Pherson, J. f. Kearney, R. J. Dewa
L. Wiser, r. Dotta and a number G
others who have not been able to boo
owing to uncertainty of going.