The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-09

NRIEF, impressive and sincere,
a marked the memorial services
|u held yesterday at Kawaiahao
church in honor of Victoria, the
late Queen of Great Britain and Ireland
|of most of the civilized nations of the
learth, officials of armies and navies,
officials of the Hawaiian Government
[and those representing the sovereignty
tof the United States were present. This
BLACK pals suggestive of the presence
kf death were draped within the interior
&t the edifice and were relieved here and
Ehere by the bright red and blue of the
English flag. Hawaii contributed her
&oken of sorrow to the numberless SINH
ar services held in every part of the
Forld wherever the English tongue is
Spoken.
Kawaiahao church was filed from
zulpit stand to it's broad portals long
before the hour for the commencement
u the services. The audience was u
distinguished one.
j Prominent among those present were
Governor Dole, Chief Justice and Mrs.
1rear, Justice Perry, Justice and Mrs.
albraith, Secretary of the Territory
And Mrs. Cooper, Superintendent OF
Public Works and Mrs. McCandless,
Treasurer and Mrs. Lansing, Attorney
eneral E. P. Dole, Auditor and Mrs.
Austin, superintendent of Public In
qtruction and Mrs. Atkinson. Govern
rs staff: Adjutant General Soper,
iajor and Mrs. White, Secretary and
llrs. Hawes. United States officials:
Judge and Mrs. M. M. Estee, District
attorney Baird, Marshal D. A. Ray, w.
a. Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. NAL
fg Army and navy; Lieutenant
Commander and Mrs. Pond, u. s. M;
3aymaster Hall, U. s. N; Major Ennis,
S. A; Captain Shaker, u. S. A; Cap
pin Cheatham, U. S. A; Major Sur
3eOn Taylor, u. S. A. Consular corps:
nor A. de Souza Canavarro, Portu-
al; F. A. Schaefer (dean of the corps)
Hnd Mrs. Schaefer, Italy and Mexico;
4r and Mrs. H. M. Won Holt, Neither
fnds; Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Hoare,
&reat Britain; Bruce Cartwright, Peru;
British Vice Consul T. r. Walker and
lie; H. A. Isenberg and wife; Acting
bnsul for Germany and Russia Mr.
Fd Mrs. L. F. Alvarez, Spain; M. le
&pmte de Potter, France; Hon. ano
adame Mkt Saito, Japan; Yang We
n and Goo Kim (vice consuD, China
F. Lange, Belgium. Among Others
ere Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Crabbe
r. and Mrs. c. II. Atherton, Mr.. ano
rs. S, NJ. Damon, George Davies, Hon
s. Cleghorn. Prince David Havana
koa and W. G. Irwin.
In the choir loft were the combined
oirs Of st. Andrews Second Congre
Plon and st. Clements chapel, ka
atahao and Kaumakapili churches
ray Taylor presided at the organ ant
as assisted by Harold Mott-Smith OF
cello. The musical program wa
eply impressive and as the rich tone
the organ and the voices filed tn
urch silence fell upon those gath
ed IN the auditorium. Throughou
scene was one which will live in tn
mories of those present. A hand
2ne English flag was draped over tn
pit. bordered by deep pail. In
gan loft rail was similarly draped-
the bell in Kawaiahao steepi
He'd the hour of o'clock the ban
der Captain Berger. which was sta
ned in the church yard beneath TN
eading limbs of giant banyar
fyed the Dead March in Saul, an
ping its rendition Rev. John Osborn
st. Clements Episcopal chapel, tn
ncipal speaker OF the day, followe
81 Rev, J. Hamilton Lee of the Episco
church, Rev. W. NJ. Kincaid of Cen
Union, and Rev. Henry Parker
waiahao. assembled the platform
choir sang "On the Resurrectio
rning." followed by reading of tn
pressive Episcopal funeral servie
the chanting of Psalm xC. Re-
Hamilton Lee read the lesson for tn
taken from Cor. 1920. The cho
most effectively Rock of Ages
- Nearer My God to Thee" foliowe
the delivery of the special addre:
me day by Rev. John osborne. f
2 in part:
am the resurrection and the Iii
n the Lord"
pc whole gospel Is contained in tn;
word, resurrection. II there we
resurrection. there were no gospel
e were no gospel, there were no lie