The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-09-03
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makaole Lazarus, Mrs. Mary Ann Lee,
Mrs Mary Ann Lemon, Hon and Mrs.
E. X Lilikalani, Judge Little, Mr.. Carlos
Long, Mr.. and Mrs Ten Lucas. Mr.. and
Mrs Chas Lucas, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Lucas, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lucas, Mr..
and Mrs. r. A Lyman, Mr.. Henry R.
Lyman, Mrs. Laura Mahelona, Mr. John
Mahiai Representative and Mrs. j. P.
Makainai. Representative and Mrs. r.
II. Makekau, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Mana, Mr..
Louis Marshall, Mrs Lahapa Mauliawa,
Mr.. James Mcclure, Mrs. Mary Mcclure,
Mr.. P NJ. Mcmahon, Mr.. s. Meekapu,
Mr. and Mrs. j. K. Mersberg, Mr.. and
Mrs Carl Nett, Mrs. Jennie Mileo and
daughters, Representative and Mrs. ].
Monsarrat, Representative and Mrs. VIM
Mossman Jr., Mrs. Kia Nahaolelua and
family, Representative and Mrs. W. B.
Nailima, Senator and Mrs. Nakapaahu.
Mrs. E. y. Nawahi, Mr.. Albert Nawahi.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Ed. Norrie, Mr.. James
Olds, Representative and Mrs. ]. K.
Paele, Miss Debora Pahau, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Pain, Mrs. d. Paiko, Mr. f. W.
Palau, The r. r. Bishop Panapolis, Ke
ali Palekaluhi and wife, Palikapu. Sen
ator and Mrs. ]. D. Paris, Captain Par
ker. Miss Melika Peterson, Mrs Par
menter. Mrs. Palua Phelps, Captain and
Mrs. Piltz, Mr. and Mrs. j. Polikapa.
KeaIiiwahine Z. Kekaanau Pratt, Repre-
senta tive and Mrs. J. K Prendergast,
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pua, Mr.. and Mrs.
Puahi, Rev. and Mrs. r. Punk, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Quinn, Mr.. J. c. Radin Mr..
and Mrs Manuel Refs, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Richardson, Mrs. Jules Richard
son, Hon. John Richardson Mr. Vivian
Richardson, Mrs. Mahiai Robinson, Mr..
and Mrs. George Ross, Captain John
Ross, Senator Nicholas Russell. Mrs.
Carrie Sharrat, Mr.. j. Shaw. Cap
tain Simmerson, 10y Sing. Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Smithies, Mr.. and Mrs
&c K. Stillman, Mrs. Kamaka Stilman,
Mr.. A. P. Taylor, Hon. F.. ]. Tesla, Mr..
and Mrs c. II. Thurston, Mrs Kaleiho-
pu Tibet, Rev and Mrs. Timoteo. Mrs.
Harriet Townsend, Captain and Mrs. A.
N Trip. Father Valentine, Mrs Fanny
Waialeale, Mr.. and Mrs. T. b Walker,
Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Walker, Mr.. Thomas
X. Walker, Mr.. Fred Weed, Senator and
Mrs William White. Representative and
Mrs. S. w. Wilcox Hon. and Mrs. r. w.
Wilcox Mr.. Ed. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs.
| J. H. Wise, Hon. and Mrs. w. II. Wright,
J. H Wise and wife, Mrs. D. Paiko.
RECEPTION AT NOON.
At u. o'clock the Queen again appear
| ed attired in black point d'eSprit
over white satin, with diamond orna-
ments, wearing upon her corSaga the
Star of the Order of Kalakaua. A pro-
cession composed of Hawaiian youths
carrying ty , tabu sticks draped in
white tapa, and two boys carrying the
royal torches, composed OF basket Of
ii leaves in which were placed kukuI
nuts. marched around TIE veranda and
were stationed on the outer steps. John
| D. Aimoku and Joseph Aea, wearing
long ahuulas reaching to their waists
were assigned as chair attendants
while Lillian Keanalu and MyrG Hele-
lube stood in waiting behind the
| Queen. The crowds arrived early. The
first TO be received was the Latter Day
Saints Relief Society, composed of Ha-
waiian women, who presented beau
| tiful lima wreath to the queen
| through their spokesman, Mrs. Kan
| lukou. Following them came members
| of the Aloha Alma Society and the gen
| eral public There was mucn curiosity
on the part of the foreigners to watcH
| proceedings after they had been re-
| ceived, and many hung around the Win
dows and woors with eyes a-goggle
Two ladies, evidently strangers, wan
| dered into a room which was filled
with rare kahilis. and when they
/ thought themselves unooserved. at
tempted to pluck 90 and iiwi feathers
| from them The action was seen, how
ever. and they received a rebuff from
| a gentleman who was standing in tbs
next room, causing them to leave tbs
grounds in haste. It is estimated tha-
nearly 1000 persons were present a
the reception. Several of the trades or
CARNATIONS of the Labor Day parad'
availed themselves of the opportunit!
TO pay their respects to Lituokalani II
a body, as did the native company o
| the National Guard.
/ OFFICIALS FEAST WITH QUEEN
At o'clock Washington Place wa
again thronged with guests, who has
been hidden to the afternoon luau- Til:
was intended mostly for foreigners
Federal and Territorial officials on
! GERS of the army and navy. the clergy
and Hawaiians. The Queen was ~
| corted to the tent by Judge NJ NJ. Es
tee. of the United States Circuit Court
Mrs. Estee accompanied Prince David
pThe Queen sat between Judge Este
and Bishop Willis, Of the Anglican