The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-09-10
omission Day is
Celebrated
Royalty.
LDGE EsTEE'S
|. FITTING ADDRESS
ipnsy ]. J. Dunno Also Speaks.
Other Entertainment
Features.

SAR from the fair state OF Cali
forrna, yet as enthusiastic as
though they stood upon its
soil, the Native Sons and
zgtters of the Golden West In Ha-
IGNORED Admission Day yesterday
sns at Progress Hail with music.
aAnaking, dancing and merry
Ing until an early hour this morn
4 gathering It was of fair wo-
and typical Californians who hon
iihsday that California was admit
into the Union: Not hast among
vas the '4s:er. Judge Morris M.
z United States Circuit Judge for
F'a who made an. adresa ppon the
mining history 81 California and
the Native Sons and Daughters
uproar Of laughter while describ-
be experiences Of himself and other
s''s during the days Of, the gold
address of Judge Estee was in
aappiest vein OF .huznor albeit a
sa OF pathos could be followed
'lEh all. Always a favorite speak
public occasions, Judge Estee last
lg showed that he possessed the
-ist sense of humor with a fund of
sEnces Of the old mining days up
'aleh to draw for his themes. He
applauded at the end Of almost
sentence and the audience weuld
continued listening to him, even
expnse of much ya,nahle time
7d for the dal,cing had rsss the
'a speaker preferred that the Sons
saghters make merry use of their
sieS Hall presented a patriotic
,isshce In it's. .drapings of national
;as and fessoons OF brilliant bunt-
aang artistically from arches and
g. While the famous old Bear flag
.S1Ofnia occupied a conspicuous
sound on the platform, To G. w.
-4S IS dus1the credit Of an effective
cement OF the decorations. Be
Tue hags of America and Hawaii
iFom the center of the platform
"as an eagle. the wings formed
american flags, an artistic de-
'aich made an attractive appear
N the corner retiring room. two
,0O"is' one filed with lemonade
- other with well mixed punch,
= fefreshment for the dancers.
. hallway a smoking room was
up which was quite popular.
'he hoor was crowded with
q pleasing picture met the
me gowns Of the ladies were
ueaoons and, being worn by
s ..,s. matrons and maidens were
sun more attractive. As Judge
a@' the California maidens were
h. attractive In the Union, then
:. sue mat those who attended the
~ol evening u,ara o-o, Cso,;for
iairest ~
sra an was preceded by a literary
~4Scai program as follows:
b. -. .: Prof. Sharp's Orchestra.
Iss, " welcome ....... I. Leyingston..
''''..'-.... Judge NJ. NJ. Estee.
{ess ''''''''''..-........ Mrs. Austin.
sOlo '''''''..........J =; Dsnne.
"a solr ''''''..............B B. Il. Marx.
asza.,,-' ''......-... James Dougherty.
Fians ....... "A. Newhouse.
''''''....,,....... Miss Lamb.
srs rssssngston. the chairman, in in
Judge Estee to the Natives.
ks,l.s the second anniversary of
,,osaD W. Day held in Honolulu, and
peees for future celebrations
I'm. pfopftous. He said the ma
es nag Prevailed upon one of
sst. plominent pioneers known in
YIN. u California to address the
en Judge Estee came upon the
IN o a thunderous applause and
y ds.p part as follows:
,ast,,O Ooys and dearer girls: 1 am
De e s son-I came too early or
R5b.S,n On know which Qaughter).
= Tan a malihini-ali the hack
N me I'm one and so i have
b sa y mind that am. I am very
sss, you here tonight. i recol-
als %aek in the early days of
ss,t "aen the miners would have
ass "itnln five miles of a town
zen 50 much loveliness and
see before me. <Applause.)