The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-12-06
KAUAIANA.
Still More Festivities Personal and
| Industrial.


Industrial
H. r. H. David Kawananakoa seems
to be as general favorite here on
Kauai as he is in Honolulu and else
where, as evidenced by the balls, pic
MICS and musicales given in his honor,
one of the noticeable of which was
musicale given by His Excellency
w. H. Rice, Governor of Kauai, last
Monday evening, Nov. 18th, at his
charming residence, "Halenani," Lii
hue, which was most delightful
social event. The beauty, refinement
and talent of Kauai's representative
citizens gathered to the number of
upward of one hundred to welcome
the young Prince. 'Halenani," as
the name implies, is unquestionably
beautiful home, and upon this
occasion, with it's profuse floral de-
corations and illumination, present
ed a most enchanting appearance.
The Misses Kamakee and Maria
Cummins, the very popular and ac
complished young cousins of H. r.
HI. the Prince, by special request, re-
galed those present with an exceed
ingly we'll executed duet upon the
piano, displaying great versatility
and technique, and gracefully re-
sponded to we'll deserved encore.
Miss Grau, of the Governors house
hold, then gave some very pretty
piano solos. Miss Anhagen, per-
former of no mean ability, also
favored us with a few numbers very
prettily executed.
Miss Butler, an accomplished in
strumentalist, rendered several num-
bers, extremely difficult, selected
from the higher classics, with an
ease and grace rarely excellent and
which was thoroughly appreciated
and repeatedly encored, to which she
very kindly responded. DR.. ST. d.
g. Walters. the very popular Gov
eminent physician, then sang a
charming little Welsh ballad in his
sweet and inimitable style, followed
by jolly Bob" More with a Scotch
song.
Then came Mr.. Alexander with
his delightful baritone and Dr.
Nichols in equally pleasing tenor,
singing one or two numbers each
Miss McBryde sang two or three
numbers and responded to several
encores, having a sweet voice. She
was followed by others equally
pleasant and last, but by no means
least, was the exquisite duet on
guitars by H. r. II. Prince David
and Mr.. George H. Fairchild of Ke
ALA. This was one of the features
Of the evening and was roundly en-
cored, the gentlemen kindly respond
ing again and again. The Prince
played with considerable feeling anc
expression, and Mr.. Fairchild also is
an expert performer.
While this rich musical feast was
going on within the parlors, outside
on the spacious verandahs were sta
toned three native glee clubs, who
performed between the numbers will
glees, native airs and instrumental
selections rendered with exquisite
/ time and melody. We noticed man.
) members of the Kamehameha Gle
= Club present and the thought pass
, ed that the Honolulu Quintets hao
3 better look trifie out for their lau
! rels.
3 Refreshments toothsome an'
S abundant were then served, ate
which more music, both instruments
Q and vocal, and then sociality an,
Q conversation were INDUCED in, an
this brilliant assemblage dispersed
having enjoyed an evening of musi
= delightful and long to be remen
s bered,
}, Tuesday evening the ladies c
). Kappa and Kealia gave a very 81
i, joyable progressive euchre party q
!, the Pythian Hall. The prizes
pretty clock and mustache cup-fc
[. the leaders were won by Mrs. Hugr
7. and Mr.. Stephen King, and of til
5. boobies doll baby went to Mr.
r Jno, Toms and toy trumpet
> Mr.. Geo. IL. Fairchild.
). After cards refreshment, and the
dancing was INDUCED in, altogeth'
/ "a right jolly spread" and deligh
4; full evening, Many thanks, ladie
many thanks.
a The little god Cupid has bet
shying his darts about rather pr
he miscuous of late and some of OF
rs young men and maidens have bee
d. hit Whether seriously wounded
b. shall be better able to inform yC
le later.
ID Wednesday morning the steam
James Makee returned with the rol
lg for the mill of the Makee Sugar O.
Of which was put in place and the wo
of making ready for the grindir
i'll season is being pushed with gre
vigor, Cane cutting and hauliI