The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-09-03
ROYAL LUAUS GIVEN BY LILIUOKALANI

back and forth over the Queen. Her
Majesty looked regal in a beautiful
holoku, en- traine of white pima with |
red satin stripes, over a slip or White
SATIN. The yoke and flouncrng of the
SKIRT were trimmed with real applique
lace. The only ornament worn was a
diamond brooch at the throat. The
queens hair was worn pompadour.
The entrance of Her Majesty to the
reception hall was announced by the
singing of Hawaiian music by band
of native players who We're stationed
on the lawn. The guests were recelv-
ed at the entrance by Senator Kalauo-
kalani and passed on to Edward Lili
kalani, who still retains all the court
iy grace of the monarchial Gays when
he was wont to receive the Kings and
the Queens guests at the Palace. The
Queen was assisted in receiving by
Prince David Kawananakoa and Hon.
A. 5. Cleghorn. To the Hawaiians the
Queen gave her hand, which was fer
vently kissed. The foreigners were
greeted by a handclasp by the Queen,
who smiled as each guest was present
ed. Liliuokalani led the procession TO
the luau tent. Before the guests were
seated Senator Kalauokalani Invoked
the favor of God. The seating arrange
ment at the royal table was as follows:
In the center, Queen LiliuokaIanl; on
her right, Hon. A. S. Cleghorn; left
Judge Little and Edgar CaypIess; OPP
posite, Prince David, Delegate Robert
Wilcox; in order, High Chiefess KAMA
kuhuakai, Mrs. Nawahi, Albert Ma
wahi, Senator and Mrs. Kalauokalant
Mr.. and Mrs. James Boyd, Mr. and
Mrs. w. II. Wright, MI. ana Mrs.
Charles Booth, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Crabbe, Commodore George BecKley,
Mrs. Maria Beckley- Kahea, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Edward Lilikalani, Mrs. Kea Ma
holelua, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Boyd, MI.
and Mrs. George Smithies, Mr.. and
Mrs. Makanai Mr.. and Mrs. John
Wise, Mrs. Junius Kaae, Mrs. Lucy
Aki, Mrs. Wilcox. During the break
fast King Kalakaua's old chanter, the
one who was appointed at the Kings
election, stationed himself behind the
Queen and sang the meles and cnanted
her names and genealogy. The strange,
weird oliing was only one of the many
novel features provided for the days
celebration-a revival of customs Of the
ancient days that are fast dying out
with the modern. The Quintet Club also
sang the sweetest of Hawaiian .melo
dies. All partook of the luau slowly,
the Queen nodding approvingly at this
or that guest who caught her eye. The
breakfast lasted for nearly three-quar
tiers of an hour, when the Queen arose,
the signal that the feast was done.
She went to the mansion and again re-
! ceived in state, where the guests babe
her goodbye. The Queen retired until
noon, when the public reception was
given. The following is the list or In
yited guests to the breakfast:
| Senator and Mrs. Achi, Miss Achuck,
! Mrs. Mary Adams and niece. Mr.. J. Kali
ponohea Aea, Miss Lydia Aholo, Mrs.
| Lila Aholo Mr.. James K. Ahoio, Rep
resentatfve and Mrs j Ahuli Mr.. John
| D. Aimoku Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. AlSa1a.
| Miss Alxi, Representative and Mrs. j. a.
I Akina, Mrs. Mary Alapai, Mrs. Lokalia
Anekola, DIR. and Mrs Atcherley, Mrs.
Harry Aud. MIR. and Mrs William Aud,
Representative and Mrs. William Aylett,
| Mrs Kilikina Ay1ett, Senator and Mrs.
II. P. Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. c.
Beekley Mr.. Fred Beckley, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Berger Mrs. c. o. Berger, Mr.. and
| Mrs H. f. Bertleman, Hon. and Mrs.
| Bipikane Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Booth,
Hon. and Mrs. E. S. Boyd, Hon. and Mrs.
r. n. Boyd, Hon. and Mrs. j. II. Boyd,
Mrs. c. H. Brenig, Senator and Mrs. j.
T. Brown, Hon. and Mrs John E. Bush
| Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Bush, Miss Nellie
Bush, Mrs. Carrie Bush, Dr. and Mrs
A B. Carter, Miss Eva Cartwright, Hon.
E. Caypless, Captain and Mrs. Thos.
Clark, Mrs. Clark and daughters, Mr.
Thomas Clark Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Clark,
Mrs. Jennie Clark, Hon. A. s. Cleghorn,
Miss Lizzie Cockett, Mr.. w. H. Concy,
Miss Bern:ce Cook, Senator and Mrs.