New-York tribune., 1874-12-26
4 ROYAL HOLIDAY.
KING KALAKAUA's CHRISTMAS.

Alng halahaua, Gov. DOmlnlS C0l. Wnerry,
and othefs of the royal party accompanied by Aldermen
Gl0n Koch, aud Krhr, Assistant Alderman Bricks anu
Cen Pnckncy. Clerk of the Common Council lett the
Windsor Hotel lust before II m and were driven 10
st. TaOmas's Church at FIitvthrist and Fifth-lve.
The party provided with seats of the center aisle
directly In front OF the altar. The church was hand
sOney decorated and there special and elaborate
musical service in honor OF the day In front OF the
cnance of eyerSreens ard natural owerr
Wu.le behind the chancel PLAIN Greek cross rose
from ground work Of green. The galleries OF the
church and tho columns Orlamented with fever
greens and carlands The large edihce was filed The
choir consisted OF Mrs. p d. Gulayer, solo soprano; Miss
Louise Finch, solo c1ntra!IO j. y. Niisen solo tenor j.
T. MdiuwsSl, solo bl1so; e. H. Talcott basso secundO;
y F. TOuImn, harpis; and Orge william Warren,
o:S!"ist ahi Grcctor, asssod by chorus of 3d. Tie
uinsic inc id~d TX the rdi Angels sing" Men
dc'sohn; "Vene.' S.h Tone. GrcgOwan; "Te Drnm
Laudamus," anthem in major, Aired II. Pease Ben
tdicfis,' anthem In major. Warren; lnroit crom
"Cbria:u-," All unfinished Oratori1l. Mendelssohn;
Kyre." schubert; INN NJ &C. "Mtsaiah Is Klr."
Warren. TIE sermon by DR.. Ioryan was short ad-
dress HE significance OF The day Then followed the
Ascripuon, q Ory 10 God IN the H!-nest," Mozart;
Otertory, Pace on l. Elrfh, ,od VIII to Men" (3ls.
torae tJr soil, qldrtrlte chorus and harp obhIiGao)
G1unod The remainder ~ the service consisted Of the
Communion, f)!J we'd by Angels from r aims OF
Glory" (wt especial part for carlton 0! - bc)
=. W.
"Adesic ridcles; :" "Gora IN ExceaIs," anthem In
maj'r Df. EiSard Hodge,; RrcesSionai, Nativity
Hymn" CHtnieh~GI GOIIJd.
TIE k:N: anI party did remain 10 hear the las;
portion ot the service. On leaving the chhrch they
driven the hotel. where lunch partakcn or
The party then went 10 tnrnrys gallery Photographs
OF iL- kn: fii Uniform anl IN several positions. and
a.! OF the group. tIkcu. II WIS intended that
COY. klocna snond be in the group. but he is siIll
tbi
received from T. T BLrnum to VISIT the HippOdrOmc,
and the King having sgndrd hs willingness TO accept
an to that cf.ct sent The King had heard
much Of the large audiences which gather IN the ilD-
poirDme. ccly an holidays, aad lie had anticipated
pleasure. As the party were detained at the
photograO Oher's and the kng nId promised TO give
Audience TO HIwaiians residing in inls city the visit
ID the Hippo..ron5 was postponed. The kns Will
eaieav0r to Visit tAa u.ppodrOme GurnS the coming
week.
AJnnt o'clock the King received q number OF old
friends aud residents lis dOmnOns III an informal
manner his parlor. Among those presented who
NATIVES .: the Hawaiian a!ands were Dr. T. NJ Coan.
g.. Z. Laturnp, the autOr :. C. Armstrong President
Il: Hampton Normal hoo AZ II ,mptcn. vl; Mrs. King.
Dr. N,taIa.'. Z uc:s'n, "nG W. " A:Ls'r"nS. Amohs
have made 'l. sand, pace Gf r. silence,
dad othrr friends, we're Warren Gdntle. NJ P.iipr
ChIlcs Dana. "a. lawyer, samuel H'in"S. Ms Anna
pAi.s. IL. u-1ry ~ F.cd, Co. ChTch, Mg 4. Mrs..
I,
'aa-Ar of thr mrs: coaouar representative rIm the
islands country.
Tao Grs.rr FOR hoi.Gav evening entrrta lments.
blled WITH interest ~ IL 4 ~ I'D n',cl Ea0tI'.
ll"a;rc ever sta; i-t evcniH-. y lar-' d;d very
yiyAcous c.o"I gathered oIt.ai" who w"ro diverted
by Ar E0.k5 Displayed IN tne Kings hon'r. AMI 1y
mock welcomes eX'cnl-d t. the "c"laIhts of ALMOST
evory carriage that stopped before 'hc iooC ~ :!
JclGca The hln-'- carr ge CIu." ripi!y ~ aad lie
passed q-cAJ to ~ pace IN Ac pros rnrum o'I Oh
lnt Of t"e stag, accumltlct - 'iIV. ID Inihs.
A.!crMIn G..on Col. Whcrrv. and L.cdt. ToItru.
Among others WHO were ~ the Kings "Ox in the
course of tho cv.uia. were Aldermen K,ch
and Krhr, G.n. Jsscpl 6. PIacia"T, W Il.
Moonnv, Assistant Al 'rnIn R:ict3. James
g. NI"Lol-Dn aad 'ol & Il Inln A. Wits. There were
also present other bOv' Commissioner l.. i. II 'trA
OF The Ere Department., Alderman Van 5chacG Assist
ant Alderman Clancy, IL g. Miller OF thc p inre Tx
change, Assistant Ald.rlaen k.,ps anu Hc-.y AID
Chat, +. Alien.
The ArrivI. Il n" Eil- called or considerable ap-
r:sr LAT the royal -a-t p:id ..;tlc h"cd Il, but
nxcd Iii attention up"a he pav, IN which he becAIn"
apparently much Interested. "M~cDcth' WAS played,
yItA Mr. George VLIIcuhof as Macbeth All
M,.s M.tila Heron as LdIq NrcLeM Aaer tie
faiIlg OF the curtain at the ent or the
irst act, Mss Heron called before the curtain.
To- ne STIR connected with his appearing succeeded the
bus,le Ot many people changing Their places i"r the
moment to get a full view OF the KING, wa!.o tic
orchestra played The uIwaIln National hymn. A. lt'
close thcIolwas cuns.crLDic applause, nu King hi-
lu save 40 sign OF recognition. After the third act,
royal visitor MADE tip behind tde scenes ana hs@
Heron was a!trrwari To hun. The hospitality
OF the thelter Was aerwa:d eAts"lcj IL waF wAi'h
required some 2oppnG OF cork'.a sound 20 "'eh las
Majesty has d,ply 40 aversion since he has been IL
New York He seems wei! pleased With ticate--oiTH
feastIg and jJ.ity, aud the cinato his nor Affected
n SO uni v0raby but that lie IS able 10 enloy aa easy
flor 'ufilI.,lt
did not return 20 ms box until the fourth act OF hc play
was we'll advanced. He remained 70 the end, AMI
showed lively for he stirring scenes which pre-
ceie the death OF MIcbeh
II had been proposed after leaving the theaer that
the King be- SHOWN how promptly the Fire Department
respond 10 call upon them, and tha' the discipline OF
the force be display For tna purpose the cariages
containing the King and party which had gone with
hiin to the thcatcr were driven down Broadway ana
Il was intended that the King should ninsel give an
alarm at box either by the st. Nicholas Hotel or at
Cana-st aud Broadway Meanwhile Commissioner
Hltcn went headquarters Of the Department to
see that the perfect with the boxes re-
ferrcd tO The Kings carriage STOPPED at Canast ana
Broadway 10 await Commissioner HLtch's report After
some minutes OF waiting he appeared and stated that
the mpanes which would have Dcen Called OUT oy the
plated alarm from the kin5. were engaged al
ready at a fire at Spring a. suhvansts', and ADVISED
that the trial b. deferred uE tomorrow nSht. King
Kakaua asse nted aud then driven TO :he windsor
Hotel
Tle King " III have comparatively quiet time to-day
From II nntu 1880 a. M. he Will receive the army ami
navy officers, including MajorGcn Hancock AMI staff
Admiral Rowan aud STAFF, aud others From l:JO unti
noon be will receive delegations from the Board Of
Trade other commercial and financial bodies aud rep
Of the leading industrial interests OF
tho city, and citizens Grn'iLY. The reception will
cease ut p In. Alter luncL the kIhg aud his party
will drive through the city, and do some shopping Ia
the evening the King will attend quiet reception at
tho rrsdence OF Elisha a. AieD, relative OF Chief
Justice Allen OF the sand wch Islands. II IL probable