The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-01-25
A Pretty Reception at the Chinese
Society Hall
CELEBRATION A GENERAL ONE
Throns OF Visitors for Two Hours.
Those Who ReceiVe6-A Few
OF Those Who.Called.

The Chinese United Society reeeiyel
large number q its friends in n;
hall On King street. Saturday from l:
70 > The band was in attendance and
PLAYED lively airs On The verands JUS
outside the reception room on The sec
ond floor,
j, The head Of the stairs, The visi-
tO-s were met by members Of The ne
cepsion committee and shown into ths
reception room 70 meet Geo Kim Flli
the Chinese Commercial Agent and
Wong kwai. his deputy, From there
they were shown into the dining rooms
10 the rear where luncheon was served,
served.
Besides NesSrS Goo Kim Fui and
Wong Kvai. The following Chinese re
esiysd, Chang Kim. Ho Fon, weinam
aad " Y Along
Among The visitors were the follow
ing; Minister Damon. Attorney Gen
srl Smith. Minister king. Admiral
Miller. [. 5 y. [. 5. Minister Sewall.
japanese Minister Shimamura. Chief
Justice Judd. Col Soper. French Com
missioner VoSSion. Il. Renjes. Consul
for Mexico; Julius Hoying. Consul for
Chile. H Focke. Consul for Belgium;
c. 5. Weight. Consul Tor Norway and
Sweden: +. NJ. SwanEy. British Vice
Consul; Marshal Brown. J. ". Oat
Judge Stanley. Judge Whiting Major
Potter, 3: F Dillingham;. Frank E
Nichols. r N Pond. a 5. HUMPHREYS.
kenaks P. T. De Ia Ve-gne. 5. P.
Woods. Frank Damon. T. B. Angus.
Dr. Howard. 7. Z. Wall o. ST John
Gilbert \ r Along. J : Walker, c.
N. Y. Forster. Robert Levers. Lieut.
Rodgers, L. : y. Andrew Brown. d.
H. Case. Rev. 7. D. Garvin. 5 Hirai.
jas Wakefield. D. ". WurySb2ugh.
Captain Curtis. Fred Whitney. J. F.
Humberg. Viggc jacobsen, Mr.. and
Ms 2 c. Drake, Z. R Sg2ckable. Il.
.. Page. Geo, D Gear. Dr.. c. B. High,
Rev. c. u. HYDE. Wm. WolCerS. Ed.
Dekum. h Lose. Dr. Murray. ". H
Wright. Edmund NOr-ie. Dr.. Cooper
Dr.. Maxwell. A 4 HobSon. J. D.
Avery. ?. D2yey. Wray Taylor. VIM.
TempletOn. c. L G2rVin. " J. Gala
CHER. +. : Dodge. N D MOlS2-r2C. W
y. Armstrong. Ct2s- Creighton, c. G.
BslIentyne. H ". Schmidt, ChzS- H
Anterior. E r Adams. Geo. R. Car
Ter and others
The main part q The honohi cele-
b-z-ion n Honolulu has come 10 an
end and many Cinnamon returned 70
their respective places OF work On Sun
day.
! large number Of Cinnamon kept
their shops open Tor business right
straight along and did not even light
2 freCr2cksr Among these. The res
-zu-an-s and butcher shops were n
ths majority.
On Saturday during The day and
night Chinatown vas visited BY scores
o. ladies and gentlemen and welcome
VAS given them OF au hands II there
: = tine during The year when 2
C1inam2n -hags ont il i during the
New Year holidays. He Is then DIFF
5srsnr person entirely
As usual there were z large number
q the prominent business men OF the
city who TOOK luncheon ~ the rich
rice planter Ahl0's home On Nuuanu
Avenue
Those Who walk along in China
rown during the night tine for : week
o. 50 yst. would 40 veil 70 walk il
The middle OF the street for The big
Chinese lanterns, besides shedding
their s1bdue5 lights. are il the habit
o. shedding candle grease likewise
On DARK clothes this leaves 2 remark
ably good impression
Il might d matter OF interest 10
many % know that in China the New
Year celebration takes up E whole
month