The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-04-29
LAID TO REST.
Funeral or the Late Mrs. Mary Dom
Inis on Saturday.

Funeral or the Late Mrs. Mary Dom
inis on Saturday.
The funeral Of the late Mrs. Dominis
took place at half-past o'clock on Sat
urday afternoon. Rev. Z. @. Beckwith,
D. D., pastor OF Central Union Church,
conducted the services. The choir OF
that church. led by Prof. a D. Bissel,
rendered the musical portion, conclud-
ing with the hymn, Rock OF Ages"
There was a large attendance OF ladies',
and the following representative per
sonages were noted present: II. r. II.
Princess Lniuokalani, daughter-in-law,
and Hon. John O. Dominis, son of the
lamented lady; H. r. II. Princess Ka-
iulani, accompanied by her father, Hon.
\. :. CleghOrn; Princes Kawananakoa
and Keliianaole, Princess Ninito of Ia
hiti; Hon. A. F. Judd, Chief Justice
and Chancellor; His Exce|lency iona.
Austin, Minister OF Foreign Affairs; His
EXcelIency Geo. W. Merrill, United
States Minister Resident; Major James
II. Wodehouse, British Commissioner
and ConsuI-GeneraI; Mr.. \. de SOuza
Canavarro, Portuguese Commissioner /;
8Ir. q. q. Bosseront d'Anglade, French
Commissioner; Mr.. 4. J. Cartwright,
Peruvian Consul; Mr. H. +. Glade,
German Consul; Mr. II. w. Schmidt,
Consul for Sweden and Norway; Mr.. j.
+. Hackfeld, Russian Consul; Messrs.
c. Alec and GOO Kim, Chinese CONNER
cial Agents; Mr.. Z. Rain Walker, Brit
ish Vice Consul; Hons. IL. A. Wide
mann, W. c. Parke, w. j. Smith W. +.
Allen, {. p. Iaukea, w. D. Alexander,
Paul Neumann, sam Parker, ;. NJ. Da-
mon, Alfred \. Trip and w. q. Irwin,
Members OF the Privy Council; Hons.
James Campbell and NJ. p. Robinson,
of the House OF Mobiles; Major j. ID.
Holt. ir.. OF His Majesty's staff; Mr.. ].
w. Robertson, II. NJ. : Vice Chamber
lain; DR.. McGrew, Capt. J. IL. Brown,
DR.. Rowat, Messrs. q. West, \. Mckib-
bin, J. A. Hopper, A. s. Hartwell, 5. G.
Allen, A. Herbert, J 0. Carter, f. w.
Damon, c. 0. Berger, +. Spencer, J. NJ.
Monsarrat, r. A. NIactie, jr., and Alo.
The mem bers OF the First Division of
the LiliuOkalaui Educational Society
were seated in a body on the front YER
anda The native men servants OF the
late Mrs. Dominis, with silk hats and
mourning badges, were on the side YER
anda and otiiciated at the funeral as
subordinate pan bearers.
DR.. Beckwith, in a sympathetic adj
dress, referred to Mrs. Dominis' resi-
dence of over half a century, to the
associations she carried with her from
Boston, her birthplace, and to his own
remembrance, dating back nigh forty
years, of her characteristic hospitality
and kindness toward strangers especi-
ally.
The parlors were redolent of perfume
from scores of beautiful floral offerings,
emblematiC Of the virtues and hopes OF
the Christian faith. When the benedlc-
ton was pronounced the body was
carried out in its handsome siSsr-
mounted koa coffin, covered with wreatf5
given in friendly tribute. The silver
coffin plate was inscribed simply: 'Mary
Dominis Born August ,, 1903. Died
April -, 1852" A small tablet on the
end OF the coffin was engraved with the
word, Crest"
Interment took place at Nuuanu Gem
eterv. The chief mOuTnerS were Hon.
John O. Dominis and Princess LiliuOka-
lani. and Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. AldriCh.
The pall-bearers were Hons. IL. a.
Widemann, W +. Allen, c.. p. Iaukea,
5. Parker and NJ. 2. Robinson, and
Messrs. S. G. Allen, J. 0. Carter and A.
Herbert.
The Royal Hawaiian Band was sta
toned in the cemetery, playing solemn
music as the cOrtege approached the
gates, and unIl the coffin was lowered
into the ground. DR.. Beckwith held a
brief service at the grave.