The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-03

Fe11E1 o. d - OF YGE1S i2G1eS W1o
we're uOsk GO Estant IN their attend
ance upon the guests Sgf1 Formally
vas cut CT pls e Il Eas : breakfast
where al we're to feast and enjoy
/ themselves. au6 this they did
Frou early morning Until late into
| the evening the friends OF the Queen
Toasted and made merry 1t the royal
home. The opening Of the days fss
tivities vas announced 1T S O'Clock
| yesterday morning when the splen-
didly trained native troops. Com
pany z. ~. G. H. under Captain Hips.
marc he6 down from the Dri1lshed to
the h me OF the Queen. and hating il
front OF Washington Place. gave the
Royal salute Soon after the guests
began TO arrive and the grounds we're
/ filed with those who came TO make
merry in the royal home and 10 wish
Queen LiIiuokalsni many happy re
turns OF the day As the Queen and
her escort Of friends led the way 10
the large breakfast tent which had
been erected on the east lawn. the
scene was q very festive one. and in
the partaking OF the splendid break
fast. the spirit Of merriment and re
| ioicing reigned supreme. the native
candor and naturalness OF the Hawaii
an banishing the stiffness and discom-
| forts OF formality.
After the breakfast the Queen re-
ceiyed a number of friends informally.
the royal residence and grounds being
thrown open to the guests, the strains
Of Hawaiian music adding to the gen
eral festivity, a quintette club among
the palms in the grounds discoursing
the harmony Of voice and riccola-
: At IL o'clock the Queen retired to
seek rest for a time. in preparation
for the fatigue Of the noon hour recep
ton to the public. Many hundreds
called and paid their respects at this
reception. Her Majesty greeting all
pleasantly, and often chatting for a
time with old friends who came with
the procession. The receiving party
assisted the Queen in the reception
of the throngs that paid their respects
to Her Majesty.
The afternoon was given over to
merriment, many friends OF the Queen
remaining throughout the day. and
the grounds being thickly peopled
with merry makers. At o'clock the
| tent was again spread with a sumptu-
GUS luau. and hundreds of guests
knelt on the mats before fhe feast of
roast pig, poi and other delicacies
dear to the palate Of the Hawaiian.
| There was feasting. music and fun for
all as the afternoon wore away and
when the dusk had settled the
| grounds became CAV with illumina-
tons. that the rejoicing might be con-
| tinued.
| The Queens birthday VIII long be
remembered as a day or such pleas
ure as gladdens the heart of the Ha-
waiian people, by those who yesterday
partook OF the hospitality or her who
yet reigns as Queen in the hearts of
| the native people OF Hawaii mel.
Those who were guests at the break
fast. which was card affair were:
Mr.. and Mrs Lilikalani. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Polikapa. Mr. and Mrs Chas. Booth.
Mrs. Laura Mahelona, Mr.. and Mrs.
Smithies. Miss Emma Davidson. Mr..
Taylor, Hon. and Mrs. E. s. Boyd. Mrs
Sam Ladd. Mr.. and Mrs. Keluia, Mr.. and
Mrs. !. Fl. Wise. Mr.. and Mrs. Haysel-
den. Mrs. Evans and family Mrs. Par
menter. Mr.. E. W. Palau. Rep. and Mrs.
Iakainai. Mr.. and Mrs F. Harvey. Mr.
and Mrs. Jones. Mr.. and Mrs ]. Clark
Mrs. Mary Mcclure. Mrs. Won Hass-
locher. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lishman
Captain aud Mrs. Pond. Bishop and Mrs
Willis, Mr.. and Mrs. David Dayton. Mrs
MAYS Mr. and Mrs. Wundenburg. Judge
Gear. Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Gill, Miss T
Henry. Captain and Mrs. Slater, JACK
Low, Mr.. and Mrs. Give Davies, Mr.
sd Mrs. Allen, Miss Mary G. Ridgwav
Miss Knapp. Mrs. Brenig. e. G. Macfar.
lane. the Rev. and Mrs. " H. Kitcat
the Misses Carter, W. 81. Babbitt, Mrs
Hendricks. Judge and Mrs. G.. f. Hart
Mrs R. Thompson. Addison Mizner. Mr.
and Mrs. Dyke. Mrs. Sarah Ridgway
Mrs. G. 7. Gulick, the Misses Ward. Mfr
and Mrs. ]. F. Bowler Mr.. and Mrs
r. Wodehouse, DR.. and Mrs Wayson
Mrs. Title Foster, Mr. and Mrs. Kaia-
peelua. Mr.. and Mrs. Beckley. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Norrie, Miss Helen Desha. Mr.
J. Keau, Senator and Mrs Kelauokalani
Mr.. and Mrs. Lapana. Mrs. Harry Aud
Rev. and Mrs. Timoteo, Mr. and Mrs
Kamakaia. DR.. and Mrs Atcherley, Mr.
and Mrs. L. b. Kerr Senator and Mrs
Achi Mr.. Kalaeokekoi. Miss Mollie Bush
Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel Refs, Mr.. and Mrs
w. H. Pain. Mr.. Carlos Long. Miss Kas
| NahOolelua and family. Mr.. and Mrs. J
d. Holt. Jr., Miss Aki. Mrs. Mahioe
Robinson. Rev. Iwamura. Mr.. and Mrs
Jack Lucas, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Der.
telman. Mrs. e. A. Nawahi. Mrs Adams
and niece. Mr. and Mrs. Fl. Berger. Mr.,
Joseph Kuhia. Mrs. Leila Aholo, Senator
and Mrs. Crabbe, Hon. and Mrs. W. II
Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. Keokokalole. Mr.
Albert Nawahi, Miss Debora Pahau
Hon. and Mrs r. W. Wilcox. Mrs. "
H. Hakuole. Mr.. and Mrs G. Nett, Mr..
Fred West, Mr. Ed. Williams. Rep and
Mrs Paele Mrs. Kauiwaole Lazarus
Mr.. n Fernandez. Mrs Fl. Hart. Miss
Achuek, Hon. and Mrs. A. Fernandez
Mr. James Mcclure, Rep and Mrs
Prende rgast. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Luz
cas-. Hon f. J. Tesla, Mr. and Mrs. W.
Aud. Mrs. Kilikina Ayleft. Rep. and
Mrs Kauimokoole, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Lucas, Captain and Mrs. Trip. Miss
Bernice Trip. Mrs. Helen Holt Captain
and Mrs. Clark. Mrs r. Freeman. Hon
and Mrs. J. r. KauIia, Mr. and Mrs.
Panhi. DR.. Haida. Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkins,
Mrs Lizzie Kaiuahookino. Mrs Mileo
mad daughter Mrs Fanny Waialeale