The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-09-20
Farewell to Boston and Welcome
Philadelphia.
An Event Long To BE Remembered
By Those Present.
ABLE UNE.

coIne 10 the Tnlladelpnla proved 10
be a very enjoyable affair. The
spacious dining room and promen-
AIDES were crowded with a throng
of ladies and gentlemen, there being
some seventy-five couples present.
Extending allSthe way around
the hotel were hung japanese Ian
terms. A large imperial flag of Ger
many divided the entrance to the
front veranda promenade-kindly
loaned by Consul Glade-while
black and white bunting, arranged
in masonic symbols, was hung
around the east side of the lanai,
presenting an appearance at once
attractive and pleasing. The in
terror of the lanai was most taste
fully arranged with American, Ha-
waiian and British flags, draped
alternately along the inner wall,
and a choice collection of plants,
flowers and ferns gave an addi-
tional attraction and charm to the
enclosure. The decorations were
arranged solely by Mr.. J. P. P.
Callaco, the popular and obliging
clerk of the hotel.
In the dining room, where the
merry party tripped the light fan
tastic to enhancing music, the floor
had been specially prepared by
placing a saporific substance
upon it, thereby giving an
increased velocity to the motion of
the dancers. Around the windows
and doors were placed profusion
of palms, while here and there
along the walls were suspended
American and Hawaiian flags.
Over the archway leading through
the alcove to the front veranda
were hung two large American
flags. In this alcove sat the mem
bers of the Quintette club, who
furnished music for the occasion.
Among the prominent person
ages present were British Minister
Wodehouse, Senior A de Souza
Canavarro, Portuguese charge de
affaires, Admiral Skerrett and staff
-Lieuts. Wilson and Fox,-Mrs.
Skerrett and Mrs. Wilson, Fleet
Surgeon Winslow and Vice and
Deputy Consul General w. P.
Boyd.
Besides those mentioned, the
following gentlemen from the re-
spective war vessels graced the
occasion:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A. S. Bar
ker, Lt.-Commander l.. G. Logan,
1t. w. NJ. Wood, 1t. P. J. Werlich,
Paymaster G. E. Hendee, Passed
Asst. Surgeon r. P. Crandall, Asst.
Surgeon NJ. S. Guest, Ensigns Philip
Williams and H. J. Ziegemeier,
Naval Cadets J. A. Perry, J. s.
Doddridge and P. n. Olmsted, Asst.
Eng. U. T. Holmes, Passed Asst.
Eng. w. n. Little.
Adams-Captain T. Nelson, 1t.
c. F. Norton and wife, 1t. w. G.
Hannun, 1t. F. S. Carter, 1t. T. P.
Kane, Ensign G. T. Vogelgesang,
w. G. Mcdonald.
Boston-Lt. J. Coffin, 1t. L.
Young. DR.. E. S. Bogert, Paymaster
I. G. Hobbs, Ensigns G. T. Preston,
T. J. Sem, Asst. Eng. R. E. Car
ney.
Among those present were the
following ladies and gentlemen,
and a number whose names it was
to learn:
Mr.. and Mrs. Glade, Chief JUS
tice and Mrs. Judd, Mrs. Dole, Mr..
and Mrs. E. D. Tenney, Mr.. and
Mrs. Swanzy, Mr.. and Mrs. Renjes,
Mrs. E. H. Judd, Mrs. S. G. Wilder,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferguson, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. K. Wilder, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
L. Carter, Mr.. and Mrs. Bolte, Mr..
and Mrs. J. A. Gilman, Mrs. DR..
Lundy, Mrs. Cahoon, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. G. Irwin.
Misses Hatch, Glade (3), Vida
(3), Neumann, Hassinger, Parker
~, n. Adams, Skerrett (2), Akin
son (2), Levers.
Messrs. F. NJ. Hatch, w. o.
Smith, G. G. Potter, J. Humberg,
A. Smith, j. A. Wilder, S. G.
Hugh Gum, J. A. Nc
[nerny, Schultze, LANCE, Du Roi,
Rodig, DIR. Cooper, J. NJ. Monsar-
att, S. Lewiston, DR.. Grossman,
Geo. Paris, w. P. Marshal, A. NJ.
Brown, J. w. Preston, Wolters, F.
VI. Wakefield.
Messrs. Gum, Tenny and Car
ley are to be congratulated on the
manner in which they discharged |
he onerous duties devolved upon
hem as managers. They were ably |
by the Misses Glade and |
Mrs. Tenney.
A tempting and sumptuous re-
past with appropriate refreshments
corx-o1