The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-04-17
|. LEGISLATURE
SOLID FOR
CARTER
Harmony Banquet at
the Alex. Young
Hotel.

Governor George r. Carter was the
| host last evening at an elaborate dinner
| in the Grill room of the Alexander
| Young Hotel given in honor of the
members of both houses of the Legis-
| lature The dinner marks the real close
! of the session wherein there has been
! every manifestation of unity in putting
which was referred to often in toasts
and speeches. Republican, Home Rul-
| er and Democrat, Joined in expressing
appreciation of the Governors exec
utiye ability in carrying the session
through with smoothness and dispatch,
and felicit9ions of support to the
| Governors party We're heard from all
| sides of the board.
Governor Carter occupied the seat of
honor at the mauka end of the long
table, Secretary of the Territory A. L.
C. Atkinson being Wis a Wis. On the
| Governors right was Senator Crabbe.
| President of the Senate, and at his left
| was Representative Fred Becl<ley,
Speaker of the House of Representa-
tives. The guests We're:
Governor George r. Carter, Secretary
a. L. c. Atkinson, Senators Achi, w.
iC; Brown John T.; Crabbe, Clarence
L.; Dickey, c. H; Kaiue. S. E.: Ka-
Ilauokalani, D.; Kaohi, ]. B.; McCand-
less. L. L.; Nakapaahu, L.; Paris, john
H.; Woods. Palmer P; Representatives
Fernandez. Antone; Kealawaa, M. K;
Lewis, j. D.; Purdy, w. N; Greenwel.
IL. r.; Kaniho, H. NJ; Pulaa, c. H.;
Wright, VIM. J.; Beck1ey, f. W.; Ha-
ia, w. P; Kalama, S. E.; Keliinol,
ISamI.; Nakaleka, Joel; Andrade,
Frank; Aylett, R. w; Chillingworth'
S. F.; Harris, w. w; Kumalae. Jonah;
Long Carlos A; Damien, Daniel; kou,
NJ. K; Kupihea, David NJ; Oil, S. X;
PaeIe, j. X. Vida, Henry c.; Gandall,
lJ. X; Kali, s. X; Knudsen, E. A.;
Pail, p; C. L. Rhodes (Star), A p
Taylor (Advertiser), w. R. Harrington
(BuIletin). F. J. Testa independently
The decorations of the banquet hall
were the most elaborate yet shown by
the hotel. There was an arrangement
/ of American and Hawaiian flags about
the walls The chandeliers We're coz
| pected with strands of mafie with small
American and Hawaiian flags dipping
over the lights. In the center or the
table was a large solid silver epergne,
the smaller baskets filled with fruits,
the large bowl with yellow coreopsis
| and the globes shaded with yellow COW
erings. Small candelabra shaded with
yellow dotted the table, and the napery
was SPRAYED with maidenhair ferns and
yellow coreopsis blossoms. the whole
forming a beautiful floral and martial
L IIa
Grace was said by the Rev. Mr. ON
and all sat down to most elaborate
menu, as foliows:
Complimentary Dinner to Members
of the Legislature, given by George r.
Carter, Governor Territory OF Hawai-.
Martini Cocktails.
Banquet Rolls.
Tolce Point Oysters. Half Shell.
Celery Sticks.
ITortue verte, Claire, Des Tropiques.
Canapes a la Madras.
Beggs Scotch. Schwepp's Soda
lSalted Walnuts. Stuned ollVes'
F,ilets de Saumon a la d. Artois
lConcombres- Pommes Duchesse'
Frogs Legs. Gran Sec la Carter
Lomitas Riesling.
Fflet of Beef, Pique a Ia Parisienne.
Haricot Nerts
Cold Asparagus, Mustard Sauce.
Mumm Champagne.
Roast Ma1lard Duck, Currant Jelly.
Hominy Croquettes.
r salad de Saison-
4 Biscuit Glace Tortoni.
Yellow Chartreuse.
L Petit Fours.
e Fromage de Brie. Toasted Waters
Cafe Noir.
The place cards were adorned wit
embossed Hawaiian and American
- flags. crossed, and the menus bore
= similar insignia in one corner Thes
we're carried away as souvenirs OF IN
occasion. after being passed around IN
- ia BILE for the signatures Of all present.
u Governor Carter was given an oVa
II tion upon taking his seat. he RESPOND
ST ed by saying that citizens were ger
1t orally surprised at the swift WORK
lie the LEGISLATURE and he felt proud
at it's record. He ongratulated the legis
k. lators and told them they were deserN
s. Ing of the greatest credit in accom-
is Wishing the work of putting the couI
a ! try on a financial basis. The fnanci'
E: condition of the Territory had alread
ne been bettered by their action He fe
as that they had shown themselves WORTH
ie of saIf-goyernrnent. NO longer ca
a the seoffers point the finger of scoi
Nv at the legislature he said '-hou ha'
na shown that much that was said a.
,d versely TO you was unwarranted, ar
"A to large extent you have redeem'
,e yourselves.
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