Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-12-13
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4 r~asf NJ Reason aud NJ. TiJep's Ferry
beS Fare. aud % Eio~ Of Eioq",ore aud
Muvm.
The committee Of democratic residents, aided
by the trained judgment and inherent good
taste Of Fire Marshal Mcclure, made the
mauka grounds Of the Hawaiian Hotel literal
feast Of lanterns last Thursday night. From
the top Of the flag staff long s,reamers were
drawn al varying angles to the edges Of the
lawn u skllful completely Of ropes ran in
and OIL and across the flag staff ropes and on the
stable building beyond (; and from each rope
depended particolorcd lantern. rainbow -hued,
giving forth sofi bfilliancc that lii the dark
ness with fantastic effect not less beautiful
than striking.
Long before 9 r, NJ. the office corridor was
thronged with those hidden to the long.ex.
pccied Democratic love feasts. There were
citizens who came as guests by RICH, OF their
Democratic fcalty; there were visitors to the
city. invites because Of the hororcd places they
OCCUPY In Democratic councils at home; there
were journalist guests who came to "tsk'
notes." and there were among the guests a few
gentlemen who arc called by their new found
Democratic bretheren independent" -and
by Republicans are termed Mugwumps."
The hotel management had done its pretties,
inside the supper room. Two long tables run
ming parallel stctchcd nearly the full length OF
the larger wing OF the main dining hall and
were joined into gigantic U by cross table
at the makai end Of the rom. Above the
cross table, against the makai wall, hung a
campaign sketch Of Cleveland and Hendricks.
done by George Stratemeyer in black and
white. On the half wall dividing the two
wings OF the dining room was a picture of the
tiger Of Tammany--its huge jaws opened vide,
and its fierce eyes glit,ering hungtily.
A, about 9. 40 the dinner began Invitation,
having issued to the following guests
Adams. w. W; Arnold, J. D.. Avery
II. F.. Atkinson. A. T. /; Asch, j. Ander
son. Col. Arthur,
Blown, Godfrey Brown, ]. +. Brown,
Frank Brown, Cecil Benson, Maj. II. NJ.
Branch, Oscar Berger, C. o. 4; Burgess, N.
F.. Burgess, B.;
Cru1an. Rev, ]. A. Curtin, c. b. Carter,
S. NJ. Cathcart, X. W.. Collins, D.. Con
ner, s. Clarke, F. l..
Du Pree, Frank
Ellis. A. c..
Fassett, George II. Fox, c. H.. Foster,
T. RI;
Gibson, His Ex. w. NJ. I; Graham, Robert
Grievc, Robert Grossman, Dr. NJ. Golding,
Capt. Thomas Gum, II. = Gray, William
Herbert, Allan Hayselden, F. II. Hatch
FIN. Hyman, Joseph Harvey. E, L,
Hansman, E. G.;
Jones, p. c.; tombstone, Arthur John
son, c.;
Kavanagh, George (no. ~; Kavsnagh
George, mo. al;
Lycan, Z. ;.Lederer. S. w. Lucas. George
Lyons, Daniel;
McGrew. DR.. ]. S. /; Miles, G. w. Mil
mes. George McCallum, Henry Marden, E
c. /; McKeague, Samuel; Mehrtcns, Capt ]. "A
McChesney, II. NJ. McChesney, J. NJ; Nc
Lean, John Miller, Henry Maloncy, T.
Mccarthy, A. j.; Nc Csrthy, c. j.; McGurk
John McInerny, NJ. /; Martin. DR.. G. II.
Morris, I. X. Moss, II. j.,
ordens,ein, Barney;
Pierce, E. A..
Russell. Col. John Reid, j: Robins, J.
Robbins, X. P. Richardson. A. W. REFS,
J.H.,
SAKE, Col. p. Sass, P. Sass, John NJ.
Sherwood, c. j.. Simmons, James Schu
mann, Z. G. /; Scott. NJ. NJ. I; Scott, L. ].
Sullivan. ]. j.; Simpson, d.; Sandstein. ii.
Smith. R. S.
Taliaferro, DIR. A. W. Thompson, NJ; Tia,
or. Wray
Wallace. Rev. George; Wilder, c.; Wilder
]. X, Wall. c. J. ST.; Wall, Thomas E.
Whitney. II. NJ, Whitney. W, A., winches,e
CT WEIGH. james, Wood, g. r.
The dinner was one that would have don
cseai, 10 tie catering Of any hotel. 1t wa
admirably sarved. The bill Of fare, printe,
on dainty, tinted menu cards, was as follows
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