The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-16
Hawaiian Musicians.

The Hawaiian Quintet and Glee Club,
composed of typical Islanders, rendered
music, vocal and instrumental, that
was enhancing with it's peculiar sweet
ness and melody. They gave a con-
cert during the dinner in the main din
ing-hall preceding the reception. Each
delightful number was rapturOusly ap-
plauded.
The beautiful customs of floral deco
ration of the Islands were followed at
the dinner, and added much to the
brilliancy of the scene. Each guest
was bedecked with a wreath of carna-
tiOns, more than one thousand of
which were used in these decorations.
With each wreath was place card for
the diner bearing the Hawaiian flag.
The decorations of the occasion were
red and white, the tables being most
artistically bedecked in those colors.
Miss CampbeI's schoolmates.
Special guests who were most kindly
remembered by Miss Campbell on the
joyous occasion of her birthday ami
versary. were a number of her class
mates. Hawaiian girls who are stu
dents with her at NOtre Dame Institute.
The girls enjoyed the rare festivities
to the utmost, taking much delight in
the floral decorations and wearing pa
per caps of various lively colors.
Those who sat down to the table
were: Mrs. James Campbell, Miss
Abbie Campbell, Miss Alice Campbell.
Miss Rose Cunha, Miss Ada Rhodes,
Miss Irene Dickson, Miss Pearl Hall,
Mice Violet InI
Miss Lizzie Holt, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
r. Ryland. Mr. and Mrs. David G. Hal
sey, William Binder, and the distin-
guished visiting guests, who occupied
seats of honor. Prince David HAVANA
nakoa, Samuel Carson and Marion and
Genevra Dowsett.
The members of the Hawaiian Quin-
tet and Glee Club were dressed in
black and wore white pantaloons. They
registered as follows: KekoiOni. Will
liam Kai, w. KeolOla, J. Kapilikea Ka-
mare. and Iulai.
sumptuous Dinner.
The dinner was a most sumptuous
one that delighted the guests and gave
them a fine impression of the hospi-
tally of their generous hosts.
The entertainment closed pleasingly
with a reception and dance in the beau
tiful ballroom of the hotel. The dane
ing was TO the music and singing of
the Quintet and Glee Club. and was
most enjoyable.
Guests of the Occasion.
The following were present besides
the distinguished visiting Hawaiians,
who were presented to the company:
+ The Misses Portal. Miss Rosie Cunha.
Miss Irene Dickson. Miss Ada Rhodes.
Mrs. James Campbell, Miss Abbie
Campbell, Miss Alice Campbell. the
Misses Wilcox, Miss Lucy McGeoghe-
. gan, the Misses Argues, the Misses
I Guilty, Miss Alice Owens. the Misses
( Cozzens, Miss LangdOn. Miss Lewis.
Mrs. Rhodes. Mrs. Duffy. Miss Pearl
Hall, Miss Bae Sicily, Miss Quint, the
Misses Tully, Miss Eugene Feuve. II.
E. Wilcox. George S. McMurtry, D. VI.
/ Burnett. DR.. ]. d. Grissim, V. A. Schel-
4 Ter. J. Wilcox. Lucian Wilcox. Archi-
bald Shelley, Robert Syers. Norman
| Kooser, L. F.sThomas, Thomas Nc
/ Geoghegan. Jack McGeoghegafi. Mr..
/ Phillips. II. s. Bridges, Ray Phelps.
/ William Binder, NJ. Nichols. DR.. r. H.
Burke, E. NJ. Rea. Gerald Goodson.
/ Henry Lefranc, Edwin Coolidge. Mr..
and Mrs. William Hunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph r. Ryland, Mr. and Mrs. CIar-
ence Coolidge, Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Hall.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. II. Center, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ William Morrison.