The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-10-06
How Miss Rose Fares at the
Topeka Carnival.
is GIVEN MUCH ATTENTION
To Open the Carnival BALM Royal
Robes-Receptions All Along
the Line-Popular.

Kansas papers are full. OF stories
outlining the plans for the reception
of Miss Anna Rose, OF HiIo, the Kar-
nival Queen, at Topeka. From all ac-
counts the young lady will be given all
the attention of a real monarch. She
was received by a committee and chap
erones at San Francisco and escorted
across the continent in a special car.
At all Kansas towns and cities through
which the train bearing the queen was
to pass, special arrangements were
made to honor the Hawaiian belle. OF
Miss Roses visit to Topeka. c. X Hol-
liday, Jr., one of the managers of the
Carnival. said:
Everything will be done TO make
the queens visit TO Topeka and Kan
sas the pleaSantest reception ever
rendered any one within the borders
of the state. 1t appears that all of the
promises made by Mr.. Case have been
kept and that the young lady is beau
tiful and cultured and is woman
worthy to represent the culture and
refinement of the best society of Ha-
wall. Topeka and Kansas will do
everything to make her visit here a
most suspicious one. The Karnival
knights will leave nothing undCne to
accord her royal welcome"
The Santa F'e has been made the
official road" said John F. McNIanus,
and the queen and her party will
travel from San Francisco to Topeka
over that road. The lady who goes
from Topeka to meet her is one who
will thoroughly understand the duties
of such chaperone and one who is ac-
quainted with the best society in San
Francisco and Sacramento. The queen
will be entertained in both those cities
and at other towns along the route to
Topeka but the grand reception will
be given when she arrives in Topeka ~
Kansas papers have much to say of
the program for Miss Roses reception
and entertainment. The State Journal
thus speaks OF the arrangement:
THE queen will be met at the Santa
F'e depot and will be escorted to the
Throop hotel by 200 Karnival Knights
with white caps and red. white and
blue umbrellas and Marshall's band.
"A short stop will probably be made
at Emporia or some other towns in
Kansas before coming to Topeka.
''At the masquerade ball the queen
will wear one of the handsomest robes
ever seen in Topeka. 1t comes from
the best known costumer in St. Louis
and is promised to be the finest piece
of work known to the costumers art
This is what the same paper has to
say of Miss Rose and the grand bal
masque:
THE executive committee in charge
of the Karnival knights bal masque
| met last night and completed all the
| arrangements for the grand ball.
The ball will be held in Hamilton
hall. Marshalls band will play the
| grand march and one dance and Wat
sons and Steinbergs combined orches-
tras OF twenty-five pieces will furnish
| the music the rest OF the evening.
The Queen of the Karnival and The
Unknown who appears will have els
waited seats of honor in the hall anC
the grand march will he led by tn,
Karnival Queen and the Unknown Will
Gov. j. w. Leedy and Mayor Chas
| Fellows"
Miss Rose will undoubtedly have tn,
time of her life in Kansas. The posi-
ton she has, without trouble. achieves
is one competed for by the most beau
tiful and favored of women in town
and whole States. The homage pal,
her is enough to turn women of grea
wealth and exalted position green will
| envy