The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-10-25
HER MAJESTY'S BALL.
A Brilliant Affair List of Tho

issued to the ball given by their Ma
Jestles on Wednesday evening at the
Palace, in honor of the Austrian Prince
and Princess and suite, who arrived on
the ). S. City of Peking from China, and
leave to-day on the Australia for the
United States and Europe. For the
occasion, the Palace was most gorgeously
decorated and illuminated, within and
without. Around the building from
tower to tower, was hung with Chinese
lanterns, so thickly that it appeared at
a distance to be literally covered with
them. I've rows of lanterns were stretched
with most tasty effect from the lamp
posts In front to the pinnacle of the
Ntower. Rows of lanterns also extended
Prom the Palace to each gate entrance,
while along the wall surrounding the
enclosure, were set torches in large
numbers. Never before has this beauti-
ful edifice been so brilliantly or Hastily
decorated. 1t looked like All enchanted
abode of the fairies, and was the admira-
ton OF crowds of people who spent the
evening gazing at the scene from dis
lance. The removal of the ugly stone
wall added largely to the beauty of the
display.
Shortly after o'clock their Majesties
appeared in the reception room, and
soon after the special guests arrived in
whose honor the ball was given, and
were presented to the King and Queen
by Col. George W. Macfarlane, Cham
berlain. After these, other guests were
presented as they arrived.
The crowd was very great at one time,
\about 10 o'clock, when all the rooms and
Serandas were literally moving mass
of beauty, the uniforms of the naval
officers mingling with the rich dresses of
the ladies. Berger's band was out in its
best, and played throughout the evening,
the dancing being kept up till after 2
"a. M.
There has never been more brilliant
display and assemblage at the Palace
than on this occasion, the chief attrac-
ton being the royal scions of the I'm
perial house of Austria, in whose honor
the ball was given, in the name of the
Queen. Those who met these guests
speak in high praises of their charming
attractions and good qualities, and they
will most certainly long remember their
visit to the favored isles of Hawaii.
We are indebted to the Bulletin for
the list of guests on the occasion.
Following is a list of those present:
Mons G. B. d'Anglade, French Comm1s-
sioner; His Elk. G. w. Ashford and wife,
Misses Along (2), Mrs. A: T: Atkinson,
Misses Atkinson (2), Mrs. w. II. Aldrich,
G. Alec, DR.. r. w. Anderson, J.. c.. Abes
and wife, Capt. J. G. Green and officers of
the U. S. S. Alert, Capt. Ahlborn, A. Asch-
helm, H. G. Austin and wife.
Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Bickerton, Geo. c.
Beckley and wife, Mrs. g. E. Boardman,
Mrs. and Miss Barnard, Hon. Cecil Brown,
f. Brown and wife, Col. and Mrs. ]. H.
Boyd, Malcolm Brown and wife, E. F.
Bishop, Geo. G. Boniface, Jr., and wife, M.
l.. Berry and wife, c. Bosse, G. o. Rerger
and wife, Miss Beckley, H. F. Bertlemann
and wife, Miss F. III. Bishop, r. II. Baker,
Mrs Breton, w. II. Baird, w. J. Brodie
Hon. A. S. Cleghorn, Senior A. de
SOuza and Mrs. CanavarrO, Hon. John A.
Cummins T. 2. Cummins, Miss CumminS,
Miss Carter, Bruce Cartwright and wife,
J. 0. Carter, Jr., G. E. COville, Miss Coney
G. Creighton and wife, Major w. H. Corn
we'll, Hon. w. r. Castle, DIR. A. B. Carter
Mrs. ]. o. Carter.
Hon. John o. Dominis, His Elk. s. M.
Damon, DR.. and Mrs. +. r. Day, J. l.
Dowsett, Jr., b.. D0wsett, Miss Dowsett,
Miss Davidson, s. Dwight, r. G. Duncan,
Miss Dora Dowsett, ]. NJ. Dowsett and
wife, H. DeFries.
Hon. John Ena, H. B. Emery, Capt. A
Clarke and officers of II. b. M. S. Espiegle,
DIR. n. B. Emerson.
VIM. Foster and wife, J. p. Fisher and
wife, W. E. Foster and wife, Miss Finckler,
A NIL Frll ~
D. Freeth and wife, DR.. W. e. Fischer.
H. F. Glade and wife, Mrs. w. M. Gift
fard, Hugh Gum, Goo Kim, E. B. Giffard
D. M. Gedge and wife, JAS. Gay.
f. M. Hatch and wife, Mrs. Hassinger,
Mrs Haalelea, IL. NJ. Won Holt, Miss Won
bard and wife, Miss Hassinger, Capt. Has
kell, Capt. II. G. Houdlette, Chas. Hall.
Hon. w. G. Irwin and wife, Col. G. P.
Iaukea and wife. Paul Isenberg, Jr., Capt.
Bishop and offers of the U. S. S. Iro-
quoiS
Miss Judd, c. H. Judd, Jr., Hamilton
Johnson and wife.
Prince Kalanianaole, w. c. King, Ed. A.
Keil, Miss Kimball, E. Kopke, Admiral
Kimberly U. S. n.
H.R. III. Princess Liliuokalani, L. J.
Levey and wife, Daniel Logan, Misses
Lishmann (2), Mrs. w. Lishmann, Misses
Laid, F. J; Lowrey and wife, r. W. Lame
| and wife, w. LAM, Miss Lamb.
Mr.. Justice and Mrs McCully, General
| F. B. and Mrs Marshall, Miss Merseberg
| Miss Mist (2), Mrs G. B. Makee, f. Nc
| Intyre, j M. Monsarrat, DR.. and Mrs. f,
l.. Miner, Rev. Alex. and Mrs. Mackin-
tosh, T. May, Miss May, e. McInerny, M.
| d. Monsarrat and wife, DR.. ]. S. and Mrs
| McGrew, Miss McGrew, Tarn McGrew, F.
3. McStocker and wife, G. Nett, E. Muller
| Mrs. Miller, Mrs G. Moseley, Col. G. w.
Macfarlane, J. w. Mcclure, Lieut.. q. A.
Merriam, b. Mist, J. A. Magoon and
| wife.
| U. s. s. Nipsic, Hon. 2. Neumann, Capt
| S. Nowlein, Mrs. Nowlein, Miss Nelson.
H. r. H. Princess PoOmaikelani, H. F
Poor, F. S. Pratt and wife, u. q. Potter, 4.
W. T. Purvis, Miss Katie Putnam.
Mrs. w. r. Quinan.
Lieut. III. 0. Rittenhouse, ]. w. Robert
son, Mrs. S. B. Rose, Miss Rose, II. Renjes
A. w. Richardson, Miss Richie, Miss c
A. Reamer, Miss E. NJ. Richardson, Mis-
Rolston, VIM. Roebuck and wife.
Hon. ohm l.. Stevens, Misses Steven
(2), F. A. Schaefer and wife, II. w. Sever
7 ance, Miss Severance, Professor Sauvlet
AZ. NJ. Swanzy and wife. ]. II. Soper an,
Ilwife, NJ. NJ Scott and wife, q. w. Smitl
I'and wife, g. E. Smithies, Miss Smithies
Y 0. Stillman, Ed. Stiles, Thomas Sorensor
| Misses Sorenson 81, D. B. Smith, o. Swain
Major Seward, T. p. SEVERN.
Viscount Tori, E. D. Tenny and wife
Wray Taylor and wife, A. c. Turton, Cap
A. n. Trip.
) Misses Walker, 81, ]. N. S. Williams an
wife. J. III. Wodehouse, Jr., Miss Wodt
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