Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-02-11
Solemn MEMORIAL
VT IN ST. ANDREWS
Services Yesterday At
tended by Large Num-
Der Of People.
QUEEN LILIUOKALANI
WAS In ATTENDANCE
Cathedral Decorated With Flags
Places Set Apart for Officials
Impressive Service Of Bishop
Of Honolulu.


ternoon vas extremely bad, that fact
did not prevent a thoroughly represen-
tative attendance at the solemn mem
orial of Her late Majesty Queen Vic
toria, in st. Andrews Cathedral
While the church was not crowded to
overlooking, still It could not very well
have held many more.
The decorations of the church were
most appropriate. the principal feature
being the draping Of the flags Of vari-
Gus nations-national, consular or mer-
chant-about the pillars of the body Of
the church. These. together with the
large Hawaiian flag at the main en-
trance and the others at the side en-
frances. were either tipped in token Of
mourning. A noticeable feature was
the combination of the German and
English flags sewn together and wrap
ped about pillar near the organ. The
work Of decorating the church was
done by a squad Of bluejackets from
the lroquois, whose services were kind
ly granted by Lieut.. -Comd'r. Pond Of
the Naval Station.
The people began to arrive as early
as o'clock, a whole hour before the
time announced for the beginning Of
the services. The space between the
choir pews and the chancel rail on
either side OF the aisle was set with
chairs for the Governor. members Of
his council. Judges OF the Supreme and
Circuit Courts. Federal officers, Army
and Navy representatives and consuls
OF tho various nations.
Those actually present were as fol-
lows: Governor Dole with Secretary A.
G. S. Halves and Mrs. Halves, Mr.. and
Mrs. Theo. +. Lansing, Attorney Cen
eneral Dole, Mr.. and Mrs. John Ena,
J B. Atherton. Mr. and Mrs. S. X. Ka-
ne, Chief Justice and Mrs. Frear, Judge
Antonio Perry, Judge Humphreys,
Judge NJ. NJ. Estee, U. s. District At
torney Baird. Lieut.. Com. and Mrs.
Pond, U. s. N. Paymaster L. F. Hall. U.
s. N, Major Ennis. U. S. A., Mrs. Sla-
ker, w. II. Hoare and Miss Hoare. Mr..
and Mrs. F. A. Schaefer, the Comte de
Portiers, II. r. Macfarlane, T. r. Walk
err, Mr.. and Mrs. Lange, Yang Wei Pin.
Goo Kim, DR.. and Mrs. Alvarez.
Queen Liliuokalani. accompanied by
A S. Cleghorn. came in shortly be-
fore the time Of service and went into
the pew just below the chancel rail.
later, they were poined by Prince Da-
vid. Four or five rows back were re-
served for specially invited guests
among whom were noticed the follow
ing: Col. and Mrs. Samuel Parker.
Mrs. s. c. Allen. Mrs. Irene Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Damon. Miss Irm-
gard Schaefer, W. NJ. Giffard, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Davies. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Isenberg and many others.
The services began promptly at 3
o'clock, after the officiating clergy and
the supplied choir had marched In
and taken their places. Chopin's
funeral march was played on the organ
by Wray Taylor and then came the
chanting of II am the resurrection
and the life" by Rev. V. II. Kitcat
Psalm &c (Domine, refugium) was
chanted by the choir and congregation
and the Rev. Weymouth read the frs
lesson, from Ecclesiastices 44:l-l6
THE Lord Was My Stay sung by thu
choir and congregation was followed b!
the reading Of the second lesson, from
81. John 5:24-30, by Rev. Hamilton
Lee. The chanting OF the creed wa
followed by an anthem-"The Right
eous Souls by Highmore Skeats-
sung by a quartet made up Of Mr.. an
Mrs. Vanniman, Mrs. Hoffman and i
W. Beardsley. Rev. V. II. Kitcat thel
chanted Il heard voice from heaven
and read the ritual prayers of tn
church to which were appended tw'
paragraphs asking Gods blessing Of
King Edward VII.
The singing Of the hymn, Lore
Thou Hast been our Refuge from On
Generation to Another was followe
by the sermon OF Bishop Willis, VIII
was attended by the Rev. Kong vi
Tet as chaplain and carried the pas
toral staff. After this came the hymn
And the City Was Pure Gold" and tn
benediction. AS the people were pass
ing out of the church, the Dead Mare
in Saul" was played on the organ.
The tenor of the whole sermon {
Bishop Willis may be summed up
his conclusion, which was as follows:
God grant that far-reaching as ha
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