The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-09-03
Birthday of the Princess
Regent.
Celebration in the Capital.

sion. On the previous evening a multitude
OF natives assembled in the Palace Grounds,
and celebrated in song their love of the
| good Princess. The daughter of the high
chiefs kapaakea and Keohokalole, who sat
| together in the first Privy Council of Ka-
mehameha III, is beloved by the people.
They recognize in the Princess the noble
n patriotic traits which abundant tradi-
ton and history ascribe to the great Kahu
of Kings and Kuhina Nui, the high chiefess
| Kaahumanu /.
RECEPTION AT ALUoLANI HALE.
BY command, the Ladies of the Court,
the Members of the Cabinet, the Mobiles of
the Kingdom, His Majesty's Privy Council
lors, and Member of the Legislature, as
semhled at the Departments at 1880 A. NJ;
and a few minutes after that time. Her
Royal Highness the Princess Regent, ac-
companied by Her Royal Highness the
Princess Likelike, and escorted by His
Majesty's staff, drove up in the royal
carriage the Kings Guard and Royal
Military Band receiving the royal cortege
at the main entrance OF the Hale.
The gentleman of the Cabinet; the
Premier Mr.. Green, Mr.. Carter, n Mr..
| Walker, waited upon Her Royal Highness,
in alighting and escorted the Princess to
the ante-room of the Interior Department.
At ii A. NJ. precise, Her Royal Highness
and Suite had taken position in the Hall
arranged as a Throne Room.
DRESS OF II PRINCESS.
The Princess Regent was robed i'm light
pink satin, with train and over dress,
shirred and quilted, and trimmed with
white point lace. The Princess wore a
tiara of white lace, white blossoms and
pearls; and was decorated with the blue
sash, grand cross and star of the Order of
Kalakaua.
Her Royal Highness the Princess Like
like, was robed in light blue satin, with
train and overdress, shirred and quilted,
and trimmed with white point lace and
wore the scarlet sash, and grand cross of
the Order of Kamehameha.
To the right of the Princess Regent were
placed Mrs.J.S. Walker, Miss Aggie McIn-
tyre, Mrs. HAP. Carter, Mrs. A.F. Judd and
Mrs. L. McCully. To the left of the Prin-
cess Regent were placed Mrs. G. Wilson,
Miss Sheldon, Miss Coney and Mrs. c. #.
Gulick.
His Excellency J. o. Dominis, and Hon.
A. S. CIeghorn, took position near the
Throne.
The Mobiles, John NJ. Kapena, S. N.
Castle, Godfrey Rhodes, John f. Bush,
Paul Kauoa, ]. Moanauli, and p. Isenberg,
took position to the right of the Princess
Regent.
The Privy Councillors, +. O. Hall, James
w. Smith, Walter NJ. Gibson, Pinehasa
Wood, w. Buckle, NJ. Mahuka, and ], u.
Kawainui, took position to the left of the
Princess Regent.
FoREIGN REPRESENTATIVES,.
His Excellency the Minister of Foreign
Affairs, Mr.. Green, presented to the Prin-
cess Regent His Excellency Gen. James
NJ. Comfy, Minister Resident of the United
States also,
Hon. James Hay Wodehouse, Ii. b. NJ.
Commissioner and Consul General also,
Monsieur Henri Feer, Commissioner and
Consul General of the Republic of France,
who presented Monsieur Ratard, Chancel-
lor of the French Legation.
PRESENTATION OF NAVAL OFFICERS.
Afterwards, Commissioner Wodehouse
presented to the Princess Regent Captain
Edward Bourke, Commander, Royal Navy,
of H. B. NJ. S. Gannett,
Herbert G. w. ThorOld, Lieut.. r. N,
H. b.. NJ. S. Gannett,
Ernest Fleet, Lieut.. r.. N, II. b. NJ. S.
Gannett,
R. Chandler, Paymaster, r. N, Fl. b. NJ.
s. Gannett,
Edward H. Williams, Surgeon, r.. N, n.
b. NJ. S. Gannett.
THE CONSULAR CORPS.
His Excellency the Minister of Foreign
Affairs then presented ID. A. Mckinley,
Esq, Consul of the United States f. A.
Schaefer, Esq, Consul of Italy DIR.
E. Hoffman, Consul of Austria r.
w. Laine, Esq, Consul of Spain n
Mexico j. c. Glade, Esq, Consul for the
Empire Jason Perry, Esq, Con-
sui of Portugal w. Rain Walker, British
Vice Consul ; S. NJ. Damon, Acting Con-
for Holland and Belgium G.. Along,
Chinese Commercial Agent. Mr.. Schaefer,
acting as doyen, spoke for the Corps. He
expressed the Consular congratulations TO
the Princess Regent on the occasion of her
birthday.
EMPLOYEES OF THE DE-
PARTMENT.
were now presented: Messrs. Hassin-
ger, Smithies, Boyd, Smith, Brown, Purvis,
Prof. Alexander, Rev. S. f. Bishop, Rev.
d. Baldwin, Rev. A. Macintosh, Mr..
DrS. MchlDbln ana Hutchln-
son, Capt. John Brown, Mr.. Wright and
THE LADIES AMI GENTLEMEN,
who desired to be presented now came for
ward to pay their respects to the Princess
Regent, and the following are n portion,
whose names were obtained Mrs. J. G.
Glade, Mrs. f. o. Hall, Miss Fl. Judd, Miss
Carter, Mrs. F. A. Schaefer, Mrs. F.. Pres
ton, Miss Jones, Mrs. J. Luce, Mrs. DR.. John 5.
McGrew, Mrs. Barnard, Mrs. Rev. G. +.
Merrill, Miss Barnard, Mrs. Capt. H. Full
Ter, Mrs. r. F. Bickerton, Mrs. Haalelea,
Mrs. G. 7. Gulick, Mrs. Levy, Mrs. A. w.
Bush, Mrs. Fl. Warehouse, Mrs. Coving-
Mrs. Rev. A. Macintosh, Mrs. Frank
Mrs. Rev. A. o. Forbes, Mrs. Rev.
Hyde, Mrs. Marshal ParRe, Miss Jen-
Parke, Mrs. Sanford r. Dole, Mrs. j. l..
Mrs. Pinehasa Wood, Mrs. Rev.
Z Grosser Mrs A NJ MelIiS Miss Mellis. Mrs. /