The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-01-02


T Mousarrat, Mr. II Mist, Miss MIST
Mr. and Mrs + * Meyers, Mr. Carl
Nett, Mr. T. l. Marshall, Mr. and Mrs
j 4 Magoon, Judge and Mrs Nc
Gully, Mrs } 5 McGrGw, Miss Me
Grew, DR. and Mrs ii G McGrcw, Mr.
} ID MuIncruy, Mr. w IL Mclnerny,
Mr. f Mcintyre, the Misses Mcln-
tyre (2). Mrs DIR New aynr, Mrs A
McWayur, Mr. aud Mrs McCaudless,
Mr. and Mrs Z b McStoc>er.
Hon aud Mrs p Nrumanu. DR. aud
Mrs Nichols, Mrs Nuonen.
Mr. and Mrs j NJ Oat, Mr. f b
Oat, MIR and Mrs Oliver
Mrs IL Patty, Miss Patty, Mr. w
c Parke, Mr. G G Potter, Mr. and Mrs
\ p Peterson, Mr. and Mrs w Peter
son, Mr. and Mrs II a Parmelcc,
Miss Parnelee, Mr. and Mrs j \
Palmer, Mr. Paris, Mr. Preston, Obi
GERS of l. = : Pensacola.
Hon NJ Z Robinson, Mr. A w Rich
ardsou, Mr. and Mrs : b Rose, MIR
and Mrs 5 Roth.
Mr. } II Soper, the Misses Stevens
(2), Mr. w G Sproull, Mr. and Mrs g
W Smith, Capt and Mrs p y Shep-
herd, Mr. and Mrs T Sorcnson, the
AIjsses Sorenson (2), Miss Spauld-
ing, Mr. and Mrs II W Schmidt, Mr.
and Mrs w X Sims, Mr. and Mrs f
| Spalding.
MIR and Mrs W p Toler, Mr. Tay-
lor, Mr. and Mrs + ID Tenney, Miss
TorhGrL.
Mr. Wolters, Mr. and Mrs n 5
Williams, Hon Ii NJ Whitney, Mr. II
NJ Whitney, Jr, Mr. and Mrs } w
Winter, Mr. + II Wodehouse, Miss
Wodehouse, J S Walker, Jr, the
Misses Walker (3), Mrs G p Ward,
Miss Ward, Miss Wilbur, Mrs Wlddi-
field, Mr. Carl Widemann, Mr. and
Mrs G. = Wilder, Mr. } X Wilder,
Miss Leta Wilder, Mr. w ID Wilder,
Mr. A A Wilder, DR. and Mrs Wood.
Mr. and Mrs Alex Young, the
Misses Young (2).
A brief description of Mr.. Will
der's house, whose hospitaIitles were
dispensed in such princely manner,
will be opposite in this place. 1t is
an imposing looking mansion on an
elevated site bordering on Pensacola
street, Makiki. The house is two
stories and an attic in height, of ut
particular class of architecture other
than an elegant modern style. The
main part is SO feet by 80 feet
ground plan exclusive of bay win
dows, and is divided on the first flOor
into parIor and library on the soutI
side and large double drawing room
on the north. An ample wainscoteC
hall extends from front to rear. \
wing in the rear contains dining
room 1G feet by 2S feet, kitchen l.
feet by Is feet, pantry, etc, below
A veranda in front is II feet and on'
on the north side 10 feet wide. Cell
ings on the lower floor are IA fee
and on the upper II feet high will
beautiful decorations in colors. Their,
is fireplace with chimney in th
rear drawing rOOm. A heavy Opel
work moulded screen stands in from
of the stairway, making an effective
looking innovation. The banister
are massively constructed in simila
work to the screen of Spanish cedar
A hall with spacious bed chamber
on each side is reached up stairs
ending in II large balcony on til
front. On the staircase and uppe
hall there is figured wainscOtin!
known as Lincrusta Walton with
sort of terra-cOtta aspect. There ar
two large bed chambers on the uppe
floor of the wing. Two handsOmel
fitted bath rooms are upstairs, sup
, piled with cold and hot water, be
sides which there Is lavatory in
niche at the junction of The win
: with the main house on the south
: crn side below. A very large clothc
, closet connects with each bed
: room. Another veranda is on tn
r north side upstairs. All the verar
r das have strong pillars with archie
of ornate but massive design, whic
+ give the house a rather palatal eS
5 terror. AT the rear of the uppe
r hall is large window of colore
S glass in a rich design. There is
v roomy attic under lofty roof, tn
, front dOrmer window of which yield
. a magnificent view of Honolulu, til
; ocean, Diamond Head, and the Wa
4, kiki suburbs. Mr.. G.. |. Havens &
i Flood Block, San Francisco, furnisl
, ed the plans on which the house W.
S built. 1t was constructed under I'll
S supervision of Mr.. John Ouderkir
!, of Honolulu. All the miIliu
L work was done by the Hone
lulu Planning Mills (Mr. Gee
+ Lucas, proprietor), With the e,
: ception Of the banislers and vain
+ coting already mentioned, the who
y house is finished in California rec
wood, All the rooms in the hOus
! as well as the barn and otht
r buildings on the premises, ,arc lighte
/ with lucandescent electric lamp
:, served by a plant on the groun'
The electric plant is run by "A Shil
f man (kcrGsene oil) engine of fou
q horse power. A 3O-light dynan
j furnishes the current, and is co
$ nected with n storage battery hayil
= "A capacity of 30 lights for ten hour
The engine and battery are cOmbin
Z bic at will, thus aGfording 6O-lig
|, supply for the stated time OF t,
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