The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-03-18

men ana women. lu closing he offered
On t.HHt Geo Prince and Princess Havana
Lak1a. which Was responded q with "a
merry cllnk. The dinner lasted more
than au hour longer than had been an
tcipated, and 81 was approaching the
hour of II when the guests arose from
ihe table and went g. the reception
Lall. where the guests hidden 10 the
dance for $3.50 were awaiting their ar
rival Those who were guests at the
dinner We're Prince and Princess Ka-
wanauakoa. Princess KalanianaOlc. Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Parker. Miss Camp
bell Mr.. and Mrs w. i. Eunt, Miss
chrystal, Mr. and Mrs. T.. 5. Cunha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Brown. Miss Rosie
Cunha, Miss Irene Dickson, A. X.
Cunha, Palmer Woods, II. 4. wide
mann, j. Tarn McGrew, Miss May pa
mon. Miss Giffard. Frank Armstrong.
Robert w. Shingle. Captain Herman.
Or. Nelson, Hans .. &. Isenberg, Sam
Parker Jr.
The entire WAIKIKI end OF the lower
floor Of the hotel was devoted to the
urc Of the Princess aud her guests.
ana everything had been arranged so
that the dancing would be enjoyed to
the utmost. The parlor was stripped of
~ 81 hllliiE flbfablfs anu tbF 1DpI COW
cred with canvass. There was no at
tempt at elaborate decorations. Ha-
waiian and American flags only being
Ugcd. TWO royal Hawaiian flags were
drapcd in the Eva wall. while a large
one was arranged opposite the en-
trance, the archway Of which was
fianfed by an American and a Hawaii
an flag. one corner was shielded by
a screen Of plants. where the musicians
GatHHaI The dancing q
mostly Of Hawaiian airs and melodies.
Prince ana Princess kawananakoa and
Miss Campbell, assisted by Mrs. Sam
ucl Parker, received the guests at the
main entrance, and this done, the Sig
nal was given for the dancing to be-
sIr. In the writing room, "A table was
covered with sprays Of male, and in
the center was q beautiful wedding
CAFE, studded with green candles.
Princess Kawananakoa wore n
Princess gown OF French design. 1t
was q black point d'esprit embroidered
with jet Towers over black chiffon. the
und = dress of black taffeta. short lace
sleeves with fleur de lis trimmings. She
wore black aigrctte and "A spray Of
pearls ana diamonds. Her other orna-
ments were "A fleur de lis pin and a dia-
moud recklace with crescent pendant.
Miss Campbell wore a white crepe du
chine win iridesccnt trimmings and
real lace. She also wore "A white aig-
rettc in her hair, and diamond orna-
mcuts.
{ IrinceGs KalananaOle wore n high
neck point d'esprit spangled with sill
yer iridascent trimmings and embroid-
cred heur de lis over black net, the
underslip Of black taffeta being cut
decDilete. In her corsage she wore q
chou Of blue chiffon.
Mrs. Parker wore black lace over
white taffcta, the lower part Of the
COrsagc finished with Maltese lace.
The guests invited TO the dance were
those present at the dinner and the fol-
lowing: Mrs. Il. x. Freeth. Mr.. Fox.
Misses Angus, Miss Warren Mr.. Sex
ton, Mr.. Glade, Mr. Won Hamm, Mr.
Fred Angus, Mr.. George Angus, Mr.
Duisenbcrg, Mr.. Muller, Misses Ward,
Miss n. Jones. Miss Mary Low, Pay
master Hall. T.. S. N; G. II. w. Nor
ton, q. GOOdsell, Clarence Cunha. Jack
Low, Miss NAB Buckley, Miss Dawson,
a. y. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs c. A..
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Allen, Miss
LandegOn, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Smith
les. Mr.. and Miss Annie Whitney. Miss
Pauline Neumann, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. b.
McClanahan, Mrs Eugene Field, Mrs.
Green, Miss Grace, Mr.. and Mrs. Lake.
Admiral MarrV