The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-03-11

OF the evening, when all thronged the streets and
grounds of Hon. KuIhelani. to hear the music and
witness the performance Of the band.
At "A late hour, all dispersed to await the com
lug OF the morrow to attend the grand feast given
by the Societies or HUiS Of Waikapu.
LUAU AND FESTIVITIES At WArK,Pr
Thursday at noon, His Majesty proceeded
with escort on horseback to Waikapu. where in
the rear Of Mr.. Everett's house in a beautiful
grove, the feast was given. At the head of the
heightened spread Of dainties sat His Majesty
On his right sat Mrs. Everett, on his left Mrs.
Cornwell, next in order on either side were Mrs.
Widdifeld and Miss Everett. At the rear and
over the head OF His Majesty, were Hawaiian
and American flags very tastefully arranged.
forming a canopy on which in large letters were
the words " Kalani Kaullua.
This was strictly II Waikapu feast, none Others
being invited, but the long line Of good things
spread upon the ground between two rows Of
trees, At least 100 yards long, was closely besieged
upon both sides by the Tanuerites, for they
surely ate as If all had been starving for the
occasion but there was plenty Of it, and the nice
taste in which everything was gotten up reflects
great credit upon the lady managers. After
being surfeited with substautiaIs, all adjourned
tc the nice arbor of Bougainvilea vine when
music and dancing was the order for a portion of
the afternoon. The native societies at Wailuku
had provided an entertainment OF dancing at the
Hail, AT u later hour IN the evening, which was
very pleasantly and agreeably conducted.
The KING VISITS THE ANGLIcAN CHURCH School.
On Friday, about IL Am, His Majesty and Ss-
cort visited the Anglican Church School. tAs
His Majesty entered the School room, the boss
sang the National Anthem, the Kumehameha
Hymn. Then one of the boys repeated the fol
lowing little speech to the King
MAY IT PLEASE YoUR MAJEsrY.-We the
teachers and scholars of the Anglican Mission
School, desire to convey TO Your Majesty our
assurances OF loyalty and good will and also to
expires our pleasure and qualification at the
honor of Your Majesty's visit. Since your last
visit, you have travelled all around the world
and have seen children of all nations, and have
visited the great Educational institutes of the
great nations of the world, but we feel assured,
by Your Majesty's kind attentions to us, that
your interest III us and our small school-house is
thereby not lessened, but rather increased.
We are glad to be able to tell you, that during
your absence, our school has greatly increased
both IN numbers and popularity and as in this
school, the aim Is to impart spiritual as well as
intellectual training, We venture 20 hope that the
past year has made us better as well as wiser
children, and walking steadily the road to be
come in due time good faithful Christian subjects
of Your Majesty with the Motto, " Fear God,
Honor the King, - indelibly written in our hearts
and influencing our lives. Praying that God
may bless Your Majesty, and thanking you for
the kind interest you evince i'll our welfare, we
have the honor to subscribe ourselves Your
Majesty's faithful subjects, The Teachers and
Scholars of the Anglican Mission SCHOOL,
Some exercises and singing followed, with
which His Majesty was well pleased.
The KING Dimes WITH FATHER LEoNoR.
Abont noon, His Majesty and Suite, partook
of early dinner, or lunch with Father Leonor al
the Catholic Mission, -where the King was very
agreeably and cordially entertained. His Males
ty returned to the Kuihelani residence about
2 pm.