The morning call., 1891-01-10
THE GRAND MARCH.

Order and Incidents of the Opening OF
the Festivities.
The grand march was set for As o'clock,
but it was 10 o'clock before the glittering
line got under way. 1t was formed in the
rooms of the Adjutant- General and in the State
Library. Following was the order that had
been arranged: Mr.. William Beckman, Floor
Manager in chief. and Mrs. Beckman; es-
cort of Floor Committee; Governor H. II.
Markham, escOrting Mrs. r. w. Waterman {:
on his right King Kalakaua, escorting Mrs.
Markham, followed by Ex-Governor Water
man and Mrs. Reddick, Secretary of State
and Mrs. Waite, Controller and Mrs. Col
gan, State Treasurer and Mrs. Mcdonald,
Attorney General and Mrs Hart, Surveyor
General Theodore Reichert and Mrs Reich
ert Superintendent of Public Instruction
and Mrs. Anderson, Clerk of Supreme
Court and Mrs. Brown, State Engineer,
Superintendent of State Printing, State Ii
brarian, Adjutant-General Maior-General
DImond and staff, State Board OF EqualiZa-
ton, Railroad Commissioners, Bank Com
mlssioners, Supreme Court, Senators, AS
semolymen, Insurance Commissioners,
State Board of HarbOr Commissioners En-
gllsh, Alexander and Brown, Prison D-
rectors Colonel Sonntag Devln and De
Pu6, with their ladies, followed by the gen
AT the last moment King kalakaua wired.
by his Chamberlain, that he would not be
able to attend, and much regret was demon
strated when It was known he was sick.
BY special request OF the Governor there
was no executive set in the opening
quadrile, and his EXcellency, who by no
means dlsapproVes OF dancing, all his chill
dren attending terpsjchorean academies did
not take part Immediately at the close of
the grand march he retired with his party
To the "(iOVpTnul'S corner - which had ham
arranged in the northeast angle and
watched the proceedings with interest
forming the center of an informal levee.
Three bands had been engaged for the oc-
casion. In the Assembly chamber Jones,
Fish IL WatsOn's Orchestra Officated: in
the SrTate chamber Neale's Concert and
Dance Orchestra disc0ursed lively strains.
while Professor Stigliano of San Francisco
filled the rotunda with the concert music Of
bis harp corps
Assembly chamber: Grand march and
quadrille, waltz, lancers. schottische, prom
enade, quadrllle, polka, Caledonia, waltz,
promenade, schottsche, lanccrS, waltz,
medley. In the Senate chamber the order
was: Grand march and waltz, waltz. polka.
yorke, promenade, waltz, polka, schOttische,
La MaTJolalne,. promenade, yorke, waltz,
polka, schottische, promenade, waltz, polka,
schottische, Yorke, medley.
The following constituted the manage
InehI Oh the nQ0r IN the two chambers,
Colonel Il; X. Hamilton being Floor D-
rector in chief:
ASSEMBLY CHAMBER.
tIoor manager --...............M illiam Beckman
Floor Committee:
r. > Adams, A. J. Johnston,
D. b; brown, George Is. Katzenstein,
Dr. Nm Elery Briggs w. S. Kendall,
E. A. Crouch, Z. H. Mckee
r. b. Carroll, ID. II. Mckay,
W X: Cothrln, J. G. MARITIME
MAX Hornleln, f. Wheeler Marstou,
george w. jackson, j. n. Porter,
j. T. Terry.
SENATE CHAMBER.
Floor Manager r..............,. A Abbot,
Floor Committee:
r. W. Blrdsall, Charles K. Lipman
george Il. Cosby Jr., j. A. MOynihan
". X. Cluness Jr, Dwight Miller.
J. j. Flgg, Robert c. Nicer cary,
George T. Hook, w. G. Reith.
Henry A. Hebron, g. &. Simmons Jr
r. J. johnson, AdUlph Sched
george w. Kramer, Frank q. Smith,