The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-10-03
PRESIDENT DOLE At HlL0,
RECEPTION RENDERED by THE
CITIZENS.
The Presidents Movemcnts-win Return
to uiIo-ro Meet the Coffee
Planters Local News.


lighted to welcome President Dole and
Mrs Dole, who came by the last Kinau
a committee of thirteen had been APP
pointed to tender them the inequalities
of Hilo. On their arrival they were
conducted to the house of Mr.. l.. Sever.
ance. The same day committee of
ladies and gentlemen waited on the
President to tender him a public IL.
ception, which was accepted.
The committee of thirteen were:
Mr.. II. C. Austin, Mr.. j. A. Scott. Mr.
W. W. Goodalc, Mr.. n. c. Wiforg,
Sheriff Williams, DIR. Williams, Judge
Hapai, Hon. +. S. Lyman, Rev. S. l..
Desha, j. r. Wilson, T.. d. Baldwin.
a. G. Curtis, f. NJ. Wakefield. Public
Reception Committee-Mrs Severance,
Mrs. Lyman, Mrs. Curtis. Mrs. Hapai.
Mrs. ID. II. Hitchcock, Mrs. S. l..
Austin, Judge Hapai, H. c. Austin.
f. NJ. Wakefield.
Saturday evening, 9th instant, was
appointed for the reception Prepare
lions were at once proceeded with. MIR.
Richardson, an artist, who has shown
such marked taste in decorating on a
previous occasion was at once sent for
and soon made the hall look splendid.
At one end, where the President and
his wife stood to receive the crowds that
came to welcome them, was canopy OF
Hawaiian and American flags. The
walls showed neat taste in decoration
The following are few of those who
were present: Judge 5. l.. Austin and
Mrs. Austin, Judge Hapai and Mrs. Ha-
pal, Hon f. ;. Lyman and Mrs. Lyman,
Rev. c. W. Hill and Mrs. Hill,
Rev. 5. Dcsha, l. Severance and Mrs.
Severance, J. 4. Scott and Mrs.
Scott, y. Wifong and Mrs. Wilfong,
Frank Winter and Mrs. Winter, Mrs. l..
ID. Hitchcock, Chas, Motley and Mrs.
Motley, r. a. Lyman and Mrs. Lyman,
w. 7. Terry and Mrs. Terry. w. Hardy
and Mrs. Hardy. A. G. Cintis and MIS-.
l.. Turner and Mrs. Turner, +. ID. Bald
win and Mrs. Baldwin. Dr. G. II. Wet.
more, DIR. f. Wetmore, Miss j. Deyo,
Cyrel Smith, Mrs. J. Richardson, A.
Richardson, W. W. Goodale, George
Deacon, j, p. Lissou and Mrs. Lisson.
G. Fennem, Rev. r. *. Baptiste, j.
Vina, L. +. Richards and Mrs. Richards,
Miss Boyer, Cintis Jankel, Esq, Capt.
Eldert, w. l.. Rouse and two daughters,
Miss Longher Mr.. George Forest and
Miss Forest, Mrs. Stephens, Mrs. Thos.
G. ThIum, Mrs. b. F. Dillingham;, w.
IL. Shipman and Mrs. Shipman, G.
Wilder and Mrs. Wilder Mrs. Low, +.
NJ. Wakefield, II. c. Austin, Mr.. Ian
sing, DIR. Grossman, DR.. Hutchinson,
Miss Mary Hitchcock, Sheriff Williams
and Ms Williams, a. b. Lochenstein,
Mr.. Watt and many others.
it was a grand reception. A large
number OF Portuguese were introduced
to President and Mrs. Dole No pains
were spared to make the reception
worthy our loved President, whom we
are delighted to honor in every way
possible.
After introductions came music and !
dancing, in which the President and !
Mrs Dole participated. The music was
furnished by the natives, except in one
dance, a schottlsche. which was per-
formed in full Highland costume.
After dancing came the refreshments,
which were free and in great abundance
and of the best kind and in great vari.
ETY.. Special mention must be made OF
the icecream, which was very excellent.
1t was presented by the manager OF
IIilo Hotel, Mr.. j. Vierra, who is noted
for making delicious icecream. The
Portuguese remained for the refresh
ments, which seemed grand treat to
them. There were about fifty OF them
present.
President Dole, Mr.. Curtis Janken
and Mr.. f.. d. Baldwin 90 to Olaa
October to meet the coffee planters to
discuss titles to lands occupied by them.
They think thirty years too short and
wish the time extended,
The President and Mrs. Dole will visit
the volcano ten or twelve days, after
which they will return to Hilo. During
his stay here the President will inspect
other lands.
Captain Milsap OF the Salvation Army
gave an account of the working OF that
army at Foreign church, Hilo, on Sum
day evening, Both instant. A large
audience We're present to listen to hun.
Work on the new sugar mill will soon
be commenced for the Portuguese. 1t
will be situated on the Waikiki river.
On Saturday evening the eth inst.
there was luau given by Sheriff Will
liams and Mrs. Williams. The occasion
was the opening OF their country resi-
dence five miles from Hilo. President
Dole was among the number who at
tended Everything passed off delight
fully. o. b. j.
Arrived at Hilo September 23d, brig
Lurline, Captain Charles Matson, twelve
days from San Francisco, with full
cargo of general merchandise and the
following passengers; Mrs. G. w. Hill
and four children, Mrs. Macumber, Miss
Steel, Miss Roy, Miss Kelly, Mrs. Bar
nard, Mr.. wis II, Mr.. NJ ulin, Mr., Roy,
Also 8 mules, l horse, and COW.
The brig Lurline will sail October Sd
for San Francisco in ballast.