The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-09-03

Mrs. Charles w. Clark presented Hel
Royal Highness with an elegant silver
water set, consisting OF pitcher, cups and
bowls, suitably inscribed Mrs. Clark
read the following address:
To Her ROYAL Highness Princess
Liliuokalani, President OF the Liliuoka-
LAM Educational Society-We, the IN
dersigned members OF the Second Di-
| vision Of the Liliuokalani Educational
I Society, through our committee, extend
our heartiest congratulations on this
! Your Royal Highness' birthday, and
/ our best wishes for your future welfare
| and prosperity. We also beg your kind
acceptance OF the accompanying gift as a
token of our sincere regard. Signed by
fifty-one members.
Her Royal Highness, with the gracious
suavity 50 peculiarly her own, acknowl
edged the gift and expressed high APP
probation OF the pleasing terms in which
it was rendered.
STILL OTHER PRESENTATIONS.
The KuOnoOno Society, through Mrs.
Junius Kaae, presented magnificent
silver tea and coffee set, with the name
''Liliuokalani" neatly engraved on each
article
The Princes Own company of volun-
teers presented Her Royal Highness
with a beautiful set of solid silver
spoons and fish knife. Alter the pres
entatiOn had been made the company
went through the manual at arms and
company movements in a very creditable
manner.
The Liliuokalani Savings Bank Society
presented a silver tea set.
Mr.. J. ID. Strong, the artist, sent
picture Illustrative of Hawaiian life, the
subject being the cultivation of the taro
plant. 1t is gem.
MINOR GIFTS.
A Postal Savings Bank order by His
Majesty the King; an elegant embroid-
cred sofa cushion by Her Royal High
ness Princess Likelike; a diamond ring,
by His Excellency Governor Dominis;
large silver soup ladle in case by His
Excellency Walter NJ. Gibson; a Japan !
csc embroidered screen by Colonel |
the Hon. c.. p Iaukea, His Maj |
esty's Chamberlain; silver salad |
fork and spoon, by the Hon. Major and |
Mrs. Samuel Parker; a set of silver salt
spoons by Mrs. f. II. Hayselden; a
silver card case by the Hon. Fred. H.
Hayselden; a carriage rug by Miss
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Miss Edith Turton; set of cut glass
preserve dishes, by Miss Liliu Carter;
silver boquet holder, by Miss L. Hart;
an elegant fan, by Mr.. Joseph S. Webb:
a pin cushion, by Miss Benson; vase
with flowers, by Mrs. j. II. Patty; vase,
by Miss Addie Smith; China cup and
by Mrs. Dr. McGrew, etc, etc
PRESENTATION OF MEMBERS OF THE LEGIs-
LATURE.
The members of the Legislative As
sembly attended by invitation at half
past l o'clock, and were presented to
Princess Liliuokalani. The Secretary,
Mr.. Z. A. Pierce, had previously pre-
sented the reply of the Legislature to the
invitation of Her Royal Highness.
THE LUAU.
A spacious lanai was erected in the
grounds at the rear of the residence of
Her Royal Highness by detachment
Of the Kings Guard, under the command
Of Captain Kahalewai, capable of'seating
with ferns and mating; the tables were
supplied; and the entire
anal was decorated with evergreens,
lowers and flags of all nations When |
he company was seated the entire din
ng space was fully occupied. Their
Majesties the King and Queen and the
Royal Family occupied the center table, at
which also were His Majesty's Ministers,
His Excellency Geo. w. Merrill, United
states Minister Resident, and Mrs. Mer-
i'll, with other distinguished guests.
The Royal Hawaiian Band was in at {
under the leadership of Mr. I
Berger, and played suitable music dur
ng the afternoon.
TOASTS. I
Ample Justice having been done to
he good fare provided by Her Royal |
Iighness, Major r. II. Baker, who I
cted as POSTMASTER, proposed the Il
ealth of their Majesties the King and 4
Queen The toast was drunk with all S
he honors amidst great enthusiasm. t
Major Baker then proposed 'Her L
Royal Highness the Heir Apparent and a
he rest OF the Royal Family" o
His Excellency Governor Dominis re- d
lrned thanks for Her Royal Highness. h
n doing so he said that it gave the Prin- t
ess great pleasure to receive the con-
ratulations of her friends on this her v
irthdav which really was the first that n