The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-09-04

and sister of the King, fell upon Sunday,
! 2nd inst. Throughout the night native
lady retainers OF Her Royal Highness
chanted meles in her honor, at the
Palama residence. Areception was held
at the same place from II m. to 3 D. m.
on Monday, to which a general invita-
ton had been issued through the press.
This was a fine social success, about two
hundred callers registering their names,
besides many who overlooked that little
| formality.
Nicely engrossed addresses were pre-
scented by the Liliuokalani Educational
Society, the Naua Society, and the
Royal School Cadets, to each of which
the Princess responded with a brief &C
acknowledgement. Among many gifts
were the following: beautiful kou
wood calabash, inlaid with koa decora-
| tiOns, on d koa and kou stand, engraved
artistically in relief with an appropriate
| inscription, from the Second Division of
| the Liliuokalani Educational Society. A
| painting OF Waikiki Bay, from Hon. and
Mrs. @. ?. Iaukea. Half dozen silver
| teaspoons, in satin-lined casket, from
L "A
| unique pair of kahilis made of bamboo,
in imitation of fuschias with browning
| pieces of magnolia, from Hawaiian
ladies; a royal standard in silk and satin
| from the same; China tea set, and
| others of beauty and value.
The Royal School Cadets appeared
with their address, rs strong and wear
| ing their white and red uniform, under
| command of .. NJ. G., L. Nahora Hipa,
| military instructor to the schools. They
| were presented by Her Royal Highness
with a beautiful flag and they gave the
military salute in coming and going, ac-
com panied by flare from the band, and
| likewise gave three cheers for the Prin-
| cess before marching away.
The Royal Hawaiian Band under Prof
| Berger serenaded Her Royal Highness
with many selections in the forenoon,
| besides playing throughout the recep-
| ton. His Excellency Governor DOminis,
consort of the Princess, Adjutant John
| D. Holt of his staff, and others were very
| attentive in receiving and presenting
! guests. Light refreshments were con-
stantly circulating among the company,
| also served on table to all disposed to
such comfort. Princess Liliuokalani was
dressed in cream-cOlored satin with silk
| trimmings, and was generally congratu-
1
! ance in turning the half century of life.
| Below is a list OF some of those who were
| present:
Mrs II. w. Aud, Mrs. Mary ALLAH,
Mr.. J. B. Atherton, Mrs. A. p. Altman,
| Miss Grace Altman, Mrs. &. Along, Miss
Marie Along, His Excellency @. w.
Ashford, Attorney-General.
Mr. Justice r. F. BickertOn and Mrs.
Bickerton, Hon. G. R. Bishop, Mr.. E. j.
| Burnap, Chief Engineer U. S. S. Van
dala; Mrs. Charlotte B. Brown, Miss
Grace L. Brewer, Mr.. and Mrs. H. +.
Bertelmann, Mrs. Buckle.
Mrs. j. D. Carter, Mr.. s. M. Carter,
Mr.. II. Cushman Garter, Miss G. J. Car
ter, Miss Charlotte A. Carter, Rev.
Father Clement, Miss M. A. Chamber
lain, Hon. w. r. Castle, Mrs. Jennie
Clark, Mrs. Juliette NJ. Cooke, Captain
Clark, Kings Own; Mr.. Chas. L. Carter,
Mrs. Carter, Henry G. Carter, Major w.
H. Cornwell, Mrs. Mary D, Cook, Mr.. +.
Crowningberg.
Hon. j. 1. Dowsett, ST., Miss Dowsett,
Mr.. Edward Dowsett, Mr.. f. w. Damon,
Mrs. S. c.. Damon, Mrs. Hattie Damon.
NJ. Fuller, Miss Clara M. Fuller, Mrs.
T. r. Foster, Mr.. Geo. D. FeTon, Mrs.
Alb. Fernandez.
Mr.. S. K. Gray, Miss Gay, Hon. T.
Gay, Mrs. G. B. Glover, Mrs. c. l..
Gulick, Miss Nina Green.
MGR. Hermann, Bishop of Olba; Mrs.
F. P. Hastings, Miss Jessie +. HOppin,
Mr.. T. f. Hebron, Miss Ollie Hirsh-
berg, Jas. L. Holt, jr., John ID: Holt,
Brother Henry, Mrs. w. w. Hall, Mrs.
Kealoha Hugo.
Hon. and Mrs. c. P. Iaukea, Hon. and
Mrs w. g. Irwin.
| Mr. q II JOOeS
Capt. John P. Kahalewai, Kings
Guard; Grace Kahalewai, Mr.; and Mrs.
Junius Kaae, Hon. A. p. Kalaukoa,
Hon. Jos. u. Kawainui, Mrs. Kaaeha,
Mr.. ]. L. Kalawaia (Nihoa), Miss A.
Kinney, Mrs. Kahea.
Mrs. M. f. Livingstone, Mr.. w. II.
Levers, Rev. Father Leonor, Miss
Emily l.. Ladd, Miss Helen n. Ladd'
Mr.. +. K. Lilikalani, Hannah Lilika-
lani, Mr.. Joseph Liwai Maria Lane
Mr.. Richard G. Lane, Mrs. K. Lishman,
Miss ]. Iishman, Miss NJ. Lishman.
Mr.. Justice L. McCully and Mrs. Nc
Gully. His Excellency Geo. w. Merrill,
U. S. Minister, and Mrs. Merrill, Miss
Agnes NJ. Mcintyre, Miss Mary Mcln-
tyre. Miss Maggie Mcintyre, Miss f.
Markham, Mrs @. w. Miles.
Mr.. B. Ordenstein.
Major Sam. Parker.
Estella V. Rolston, Hon. w. ii. ana
Mrs. Rice, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Rob
Mrs. Addie Smith, Marshal J. 81.
Schmidt, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Schaefer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Stillman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Sinclair Capt: Z. U.
Schoonmaker, o. s. S. VandaIia.
His Excellency L. A. Thurston, MIN
lister of the Interior; Mrs. w. L. Ioler.
Mrs. Annie Ulukou.
Mrs. J. T. Warehouse, Mrs. II.
Waterhouse, Lieut.. Robert Waipa, Mr.
G. Wilcox, Mrs. E. Wilcox, MISS clara
| T VIZ, Miss Annette Wundenberg,