The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-09-02

white satin, and ornamented very
prettily. Mrs. Strong having done
the ornamentation and Mrs. julius
Smith the handiwork.
After a short interval the First
Division of the Liliuoka-
lani Education Society filed
into the room, and presented
the President of the Society with a
neat little box containing set of
silver spoons and forks. Miss L.
Brickwood, on behalf of the Society,
preceded the gift by the following
speech-
We, the undersigned members of
the first division of the Liliuokalani
Educational Society, beg to tender
through our committee our heartiest
congratulations on this your High
ness's birthday, and our best wishes
for your future and prosperity. We
also beg your kind acceptance of the
accompanying gift as token of our
sincere regard.
Her royal Highness feelingly re-
| piled, and uttered words of en-
enlargement to the Society to keep
the object of the Association con-
stantly in view.
Their Maiesties arrived at the
residence of the Princess at few
minutes of noon and were received
with proper honors by the guard on
duty, the guests present rising on
the entrance of the royal pair.
Princess Liliuokalani, by request of
His Majesty, presented herself be-
fore him, and thereupon, after
short Introductory address by His
Majesty, whilst kneeling, was in
vested with Gordon and decoration
of the Royal Order of Kapiolani, the
insignia of which Order was also
displayed by His Majesty. Her
Majesty assisted in the placing of
the decorations, which were handed
to the royal donors by Col. Iaukea,
His Majesty's Chamberlain. After
the decoration Their Majesties re-
tired to an ante-room preparatory
to taking further part in the cere-
monies attendant on the suspicious
occasion.
A short interval and then followed
representatives of the second divi-
sion of the Liliuokalani Educational
Society, who through their spokes-
lady, Mrs. Charles w. Clark, pre-
sented the Princess with an address
conveying in its wording feelings of
aloha and regard which found vent
in substantial and tangible evidence
in the shape of an elegant silver
water set, suitably enscribed and
consisting of pitcher, cups and bowl
The pleased aud surprised recipient
expressed her appreciation OF the
present in fitting words delivered II
the usual quiet and easy manner
which is distinguishing character
istic of Her Highness.
Next came the Kuonoono Society
with an address in Hawaiian by
J Mrs. j. Kaae, accompanied by amag
, nificent tea and coffee set, the name
of the recipient neatly engraved
thereon.
In addition to the gifts OF the so
cieties already mentioned were
great variety of pretty and costl.
, presents from individuals, prominen
among which are the following: Al
5 elegant embroidered sofa cushion
e the work of Princess Like
like, presented by the Princess
a diamond ring, by His Excellenc
Governor Dominis; a carriage rug
bv Miss Helen Cleghorn; larg
, silyer soup ladle, by His Excellenc
: w. Mr. Gibson; a set of silver sa
spoons, by Mrs. F. H. Hayselden
a Jananeee embroidered screen, b
His Maies.ty's Chamberlain, Col. {
p. Iauiea; silver card case, b
Hon. F. III. IIayselden; a set OF CT
5 glass preserve dishes, by Miss Lii
: Carter; silver salad fork an
e spoon, by Hon. and Mrs. Samu
: Parker; sugar tongs, by Miss Edi'
t Turton; silver bo.uquet holder
Miss l.. Hart; and MANY others u
/ numerous to mention.
e A great many ladies and gent
r man have called during the ola.
: and large company is assemble
: as we go to press among whon a
t His Majesty's Ministers, promine
e Government officials, the n'embe
e of the Legislature, military officer
both of the volunteer and regul
g service, and n large body of repr
0 sentative citizens.
}, The Royal Hawaiian Band h
Y been present during the afternoo
: The Princes Own volunteer COZ
n pany underwent drill during t
Il afternoon. The luau is now IN pr
e ( gress, and everything indicates &c
n cral happiness and enjoyment, a
the occasion will be remember
J. with pleasure. Long and happ
d live Her Royal Highness Prince
IS Liliuokalani.