The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-01-31

dent Dole and his party on last Fri
day evening was most brilliant aut
happy event. Spreckels' HALL neve
looked prettier than on this occasion
when from amidst the graceful fes
toons of ferns and tastefully arranged
clusters OF palms aud bamboo shont
out one hundred ineandescent lights
"Aloha," effulgent IN electric lights
made 8 gorgeous setting for the real
part of the hall, where President
Dole, attended by Judge and Mrs. S
L. Austin, Judge and Mrs. Hapai,
Mesdames Severance. Townsend
Wilder and Richardson and Messrs
Hardy, Iaukes, Broome and Water
house received the great number oi
ladies and gentlemen who were pre-
sented during the evening. Dancing
followed the formal reception and
later refreshments were served.
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Severance, where the presidential
party were entertained during their
stay in Hilo, electric lights made
bright the pretty garden and an arch
of red, white and blue lights illumin-
ated the verands and vicinity. On
Saturday, the 18th, the day was most
pleasantly spent yachting and pic
nicking. Mrs Severance superin-
tended the preparation of the chow
der which was truly delicious. In
the afternoon the yacht and steam
launches conveyed the jolly picnick-
ers around Hilo bay.
President Dole and party left for
Hamskua Monday morning and will
extend their trip into Kona. The
President is highly pleased with his
trip. He is visiting among the peo
pie and familiarizing himself with
the conditions and needs of the coun-
try outside of Honolulu.
The genial collector of customs,
Arthur Richardson, entertained his
bachelor friends at a banquet at the
Club restaurant Wednesday even
ing, in honor OF his natal day anni-
versary. An elegant repast was
served and q jolly time had. 1t was
hardly time to leave the scene when
Mr.. Richardson was called to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Loeben-
stein, where a large party of friends
gathered to surprise him. A
general good time is reported.
The Terpsichoresn Club gave an
other enjoyable hop last evening at
Spreckels Hall, the Hawaiian Band
of Honolulu furnishing most entranc-
ing music for the gay dancers
Tho nopnonf of Tnnia II ny
superintendent of the Hilo Electric
Light Company. and Mrs. Emma
Stevens Is announced. Rumor has it
TO follow.
The marriage of Miss Emma Schoen
and l.. S. Aungst will be solemniZed !
on Saturday morning, February 1st, |
at the residence OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Z. E. |
Richards. On account of a recent |
bereavement in the family it will be
strictly family wedding.
The last case on the court calendar
has been disposed of after twenty
days session. Judge Austin has not
rendered his decision in the case of
Jos. Vierra vs.. Catholic Mission.
The Volcano Hotel is doing rush.
ing business. Since Kilauea became
active again hundreds of guests have
been entertained at that famous hos
telry. The Kinsu brought sixty cabin
passengers this trip, most of whom
have paid their respects to Madame
Pele this week. Mr.. Berger's band
boys, to the number of eighteen, are
taking in the sights at the crater. The
hotel has been unable to accommodate
It's guests this week, and private fami-
lies have been called upon to supply
tourists with rooms. Citizens are
looking forward to the time
when Hilo will claim the much
.alked of "new hotel"
Mrs. Paulsen and Miss Madden, of
Pauilo, have been to the volcano this
week.
DR.. Stone, OF Honokaa, is in town.
Mr.. McLennan and Mr.. Barnard, of
were in for few days.
G. L. Wight has gone to Puma to
inspect his new coffee ranch.
On account of the illness of Rev. s.
L. Desha, Henry Waterhouse supplied
he pulpit in the Hawaiian church
asst Sunday.
The bark Santiago, Johnson master,
eft port SundBy morning with nearly
- sOOV O6sc Sukdl. OAC " dS
san Francisco via Honolulu, where
he is to be registered under the Ha-
vaiian flag. She carried as passengers
dr. and Mrs T. B. Smith, Mrs. and
Hiss Hutchinson and Mrs. Johnson,
he captains WIFE
The bark Annie Johnson, Matson
'aptain, arrived in port Thursday
.fterDooD, - days from san Fran
isco, with full cargo of general mer-
lumber, feed, etc, 40 horses,
mules and cattle. The following are
he passengers: Miss Clara Johnson,
Hiss Willis, w. A Ray, F. ID. Whit
ley, J. Marline and William Aylett
formerly treasurer aid cornegist of
he Hawaiian Na.l"u.i bandl. Capt.
datson report s-iy rough weather
Turing the iir-t W--E, followed by
light winds rnr .Arn.r Johnson will
Dad sugar at once
Tse T. L Cr rs.r y expected from .
1oDolu'u tlii> W tx 10 .,iad sugar here
or san Fr - cisc,
The Alaison PacK.t Line of sailing
T-s-eis iucius!e- ,ew >nip, the John
i1nsbie- NJ hirH has ), ceutly been pur-
;Ds-ru. she wIls pfur.eIly be the next