The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-07-07

the President of the Day, who OBLIGATED as
host. Among those present we noticed His
Majesty the King accompanied by His
Chamberlain, II. r. H. Princess Likelike,
H. r. H. Princess L~iliuokalani, His Excel
lency w. NJ. Gibson, the captain and
officers of the L. S. ). Essex and II. L. j.
NJ. ;. RinjiO, the members of the Diplo-
matte Corps, His EXcellency Gov. Domi-
his, Mr.. and Mrs ThOrne, DIR. and Mrs.
Rogers, o y. ). Cleghorn, Marshal
Parke, Mrs. and the Misses Pan Ike, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hendry, Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lame, Professor and Mrs. Scott, Mr..
and Mrs. j. Monsarrat, Miss Coney, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson,
Mr.. AMI Mrs Austin Browne, Mrs. and the
Misses teyre, DR.. and Mrs. Fitch, Rev. and
Mrs. Macintosh, DR.. MacalIister, DR..
Grossman and many others numbering in
all about 500 persons.
Among the dresses, We briefly noticed
that Mrs. j. 5. McGrew wore a handsome
dress of ecru silk trimmed with lace and
wreaths of flowers, cut square in front and
with short sleeves the train caught up
with ecru tulle, diamond cross and orna-
ments.
H. r. H. Princess Likelike wore a rich
black silk trimmed with lace.
Madame Feyre a white satin dress, with
low-neck and train, short sleeves, crimson
sash and fan.
H. r. H. Princess Liliuokalani a black
silk trimmed With rich lace.
Mrs. Hendry u dark salmon tinted skirt
and bodice with n sort of Dolly Warden cos
tune overskirt, high in the neck, with
shell ornaments.
Mrs, kapena a pink satin cut high, with
flowers and pearl beads.
Mrs. MonsaTrat "a handsome dress of
ecru silk.
Mrs. Lame ecru brocaded silk.
Miss COney a blue dress trimmed with
red, white and blue ribbon, and a Dolly
Warden overskirt.
Mrs. Husband a very handsome maroon
velvet dress, trimmed with white Spanish
lace cut high, and white fichu.
Mrs. Rodanet wore "a black velvet skirt
with handsome ecur overdress, trimmed
with white Spanish lace and crimson roses.
Miss Richardson wore .white muslin
trimmed with white lace, q pink sash and
underdress.
Mrs. Wodehouse, black silk dress with
low-neck and short sleeves.
Miss Minnie Widemann, a black silk
Will L hO"CIS dIlu IIllt ICIlu.
Miss Sophie Sheldon wore a handsome
black silk with low-necka and short sleeves,
red flowers and ribbons.
Mrs. Scott, a rich black velvet, trimmed
with white embro dered silk, lOw-neck,
short sleeves.
Mrs. Trip, a striped red and gold satin,
trimmed with white lace, a deep red sash
and skirt.
There were many others equally brilliant
and handsome, which the limited space at
our disposal will not allow us to mention.
DR.. Ruth had the honor of dancing in the
first set of quadrilles with Mrs. McGrew.
Mr.. Unger ofticiated as floor manager,
and everybody enjoyed themselves thor
Oughly.
A very good supper was prepared, and
done ample justice to in the green room con-
sisting of salads of all kinds, poultry, sand
wiches, ices, coffee, and a great variety of
tempting delicacies too numerous to men
ton. The table was prettily arranged with
flowers, and literally grOaned nnder the
weight of the good things thereon con-
tanned. Teetotalers were not offended by
the sight of Intoxicating liquors, nothing
being provided stronger than cEaret punch.
To Mr.. Greeley the manager of the hotel,
is due the greatest credit for providing such
good and tempting viands.
The music was supplied by the Hawaiian
Band, and to Nh Berger and his BOYS is
due the greatest possible praise for the
large share they contributed to the days en-
joyment. Dancing was kept up until an
early hour this morning.
Everybody throughout the day APP
peared happy and c~ontented, and, in no
instance, was there any sign of dissatisfac-
ton or disorderly conduct. Where so many,
by their united efforts, combined to make
yesterdays holiday so enjoyable it would
be invidious to particularize, yet we think
we cannot DO less than, in the name of the
public, thank Messrs. Morrill, and Laine,
Unger, Simonson, RS. Smith, J. E. Wise
man, Mott, Carter, Scott, Dodd, Williams,
Whitney, and DR.. McGrew for their un-
firing and ceaselesS attention to the numer-
Gus duties devOlving upon them.