The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-01-18
THE PRESIDENT RECEIVES.
A Few of Those Who Called at the
Executive BuiIdinS.

marked contrast with those which
were held in the palace under the
monarchy. There was no stiff
ness, but an atmosphere of free
and democratic good fellowship
prevailed. The people came in
freely, in their every morning
dress, and were received by Presi-
dent Dole and Mrs. Dole, with the
Vice-President, the members of the
Cabinet and the members of the
Supreme Court and their ladies,
and also Judges Cooper and Whit
ing of the Circuit Court. Imme-
diately behind the President were
the officers of his staff, Col.
J. H. Soper, Lieut.-Col. Fisher,
and Major Mcleod. Major Pot
ter introduced the guests. Mrs.
Dole was also assisted by the fol-
lowing ladies: Mrs. G. L. Carter,
Mrs. Iaukea, Miss Hopper, Miss
Lowrey, Miss Parke, Miss
Perry, Miss Won Holt, Miss
Mossman, Miss Gilman, Miss
Judd, Miss Wing, Miss Forbes,
Miss Jones, Miss Hartwell, Miss
Mott-Smith, Miss Helen Wilder,
Miss Lita Wilder, the Misses
Young, Miss Glade, Miss Atkinson,
Miss Patty, Miss McGrew, Miss
Hassinger, Miss Sorrenson, Miss
Hatch, Miss Tanner, Miss Along
and Miss Rowland.
The reception took place in the
large Council Chamber. It was
undecorated except with punches
of chrysanthemums with which
flower also many official button
holes were adorned. The stream
of people came in double file,
and flowed increasingly from II
o'clock until ten minutes of II,
after which it began to in,
termit. The halls and verandas
of the Executive Building, as we'll
as the Council Chamber, were
thronged. Among those who called
to pay their respects to the Presi-
dent and his wife were a considera-
BILE number of Hawaiians. One
old, native from Manoa valley,
presented Mr.. Dole with a large
bouquet. The incident was very
pretty and affecting one, and ex-
cited much attention.
A few naval officers were present
in civilian dress. Royalists were
conspicuous by their absence.
About one hundred of those pres
emit inscribed their names in the
visitors list, but owing to the large
attendance hundreds went away
without doing 80.
Following are the names Of those
who registered:
J. w. Pratt, Thos. E. Wall,
Joseph a. Altsheler, John S Nc
Grew, James. L. Torbert, Wray Taylor,
Joseph Marsden, VIM. Horace Wright,
X p. Waipl, e. NJ Langley, ID. o.
Kaimae. Kanae, Jos. u. Kawainui, III.
Stangenwald, NJ. D., ami wife, Z. 4.
Neuman and wife, t. NJ. Starkey, w. Jas.
Smith, %. 3. Smith q. West, Miss L.
West, A. a. Montana. Lieut.. J. Burgot,
II. Is. Leonards, w. G. Parke, l.. w
Hcugh, Geo. L. Desha, +. M. Lyon, l..
n Johnson, w. L. Stanley, Henry
Danfad, G. Bolte and wife, MIR. T. w.
Hebron and wife, Miss X. Gray, Laura
Duncan, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. j. Lowrey,
Jonathan Shaw. Geo. G.. Ross Charles
F. Peterson. Deb. 2. Penhallow,
Mrs. Penhallow. Chas. M. Cooke. Anna
@. Cooke, G.. III. Kluegel, III. III. Will
liams and wife, w. r. Castle and wife,
III. Z. Taylor, w. G.. Waldman, U. S. n.
Mr. and Mrs. G. p. Castle, Mrs. NJ E.
Teuuey, DIR. F. J. Cordiao, u s. N.
Ambrois Perry. w. ID. Alexander Jr.,
Miss Nanon Gullixon, Portland Oregon
Mis Myrtle Compson, Portland Oregon
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. f. Lansing, Chas. ].
Fishee. Frank Godfrey, Ed. 'Pacadise
of the Pacific" G.. s. Bradford, Seattle
Wash. S. Sacks, Sr. Denver House; Il.
L. Coulter, Los Angeles Cal, w. II. Mc
loerney, Mr. and Mrs. E. Louison, IL. II.
Whitney, Mrs. Clara Banning, +. 4.
and Mrs. J. s. Andrade, Miss Fanny
Vieria, Mr and Mrs @ I'll. Luther, Mr..
and Mrs. Il. f Wichman Mrs
Sorenson, Miss FL. Sorenson, VI. \
Gousalves, Mrs. W. D. Alexander,
Curtis 8. Lyons, w. = Kinney.
Henry Smith, Mapuana Smith, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Davis, Mr and Mrs J y
Kennedy, Mr. and s;rS. J. 4. Hopper,
Mr.. and Mrs WI Hopper, Miss Hopper,
Miss +. E. Hopper, Mr. and Mrs E. w
Peterson, Miss Burroughs, Brooklyn, N
Y Mrs. r. Levers, Miss IL. Levers,
Miss E. Carter, Mrs. S Gilman, E
Anterior, ). NJ. Dat and wife, Mr.. L.
Hammer, Mrs. r. Corea, Mrs. S. w.
Wilson, Mrs. NJ. j. Forbes, Miss II.
Forbes, NJ. P. Robinson, VIM. ] J.
Keasler, Mrs. 4. McWayne, Miss Fran
els Johnson, Miss Bertha Bindt. Mr.. f.
Bindt, John l.. Bush, Mrs. John l..
Bush, F. 4. Davies. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D.
Monsarrat, Miss Tanning, Lieut.. l.. 7
Kanake, Mrs. 5 Gems, Mark Green, H.
III. Palmer, Mrs. u. j. Ross, Mrs. NJ A.
Wood, Miss F. Lynch, Miss T. Henry,
VIM. a. Bowen, f. B McStocker, Mrs
N. l.. Nc ,tocker, Miss Bessie Along,
Miss T.. RrieEuOOd Mrs q Z Rr,wp