The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-23
KALAgAUA The SECOND
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Libert officfating, with Father valer-
tin assisting, entered the chancel pre-
ceded by the altar boys, a trio con-
sisting of Miss Campbell, Miss Dowsett
and Miss Rhodes sang a beautiful Sc
lection to the organ accompaniment.
The clergy then proceeded to the main
entrance where the infant to be chris
tened was met The little one was
borne into the chapel and to the font
IN the arms OF Miss Rosie cunha ac-
companied by Miss Louise Bradley the
two being the godnlothers. both young
ladies having been classmates of the
Princess at Santa Clara
The impressive christening ceremony
was read by Father valentin, and all
due forms of the church being observ-
ed. the Bishop added his blessing after
the name David Kalakaua" had been
given to the little one. Throughout
the ceremony the infant preserved a
ouiet decorurn not unlike that gener-
ally accredited to his august name
sake.
The ceremony was brief and the
guests then went to the Campbell resi-
dence at Diamond Head where they
were greeted with music by a Hawai-
ian ouintette. The Prince and Prin-
cess met the guests at the entrance
After viewing the presents In the rose
filed mushroom, all repaired to the
lawn where in the shade of a large
rubber tree, small tables. prettily dec
grated, had been placed, and at which
dainty refreshments were served.
Champagne punch was used in drinking
to the health of the princely heir of
the Kawananakoas.
Princess Kawananakoa was hand
some In a, beautiful white lace gown
made over taffeIa and large white
picture hat with a magnificent sweep
ing ostrich feather as its adornment.
| To the chapel service she also wore a
cloak of white etamiene. Miss Cunha
| and Miss Bradley looked pretty IN
their-summery gowns. Miss Cunha wore
> nale dress of soft white material and
. nretty blue picture hat. Miss Brad
| lev wore a pale blue and white 1;oularo
! gown with hat to match.
Among those who were present at the
] christening ceremony and the recep-
| 49,, ware Admiral Glass, u. s. NJ ana
mrs Glass. Hon A. s. Cleghorn, Col.
| sna Mrs samuel Parker, Mrs. Hobby,
nrrs F4ighton. Miss Kelley, Mr.. and
Ms George Fairchild, Mrs. Sanford
p Dole. Miss Dole, Mr.. and MIS-. "A.
8 Humphreys. Mr.. and Mrs. a. ".
| E5awes. Mr. Bliss. Mr.. George bilss'
| fudge and Mrs. w. L. Stanley a[.
| and Mrs. Eben Low, Mr.. ana MIS- .
Alfred Magoon, Mrs. Ei1zaneth r ree'i.'
Mrs. Caroline Bush, MI ana MIS-
| O. Carter, Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Do 60 -
| the Misses Bradley or CaiiIoriia - ~
and Mrs H. Wingate Lake, MI " a.
| ar Macfarlane. Mr.. and MRS n. y" -
/ EoIt Miss Bruno, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. ~.
| r,aarsy Mr. and Mrs. George Beckiey'
| 1T;.a Iuanita BeckIey. Mr.. and Nars'
| 49, n Dougherty. Mrs. A P. Tay-
| - ar and Mrs. Chas. F. Chilling
18th Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Herbert
| zriss Mary Low. Mrs Luther wilcox
| Mrs Na.wati. Mr. Vent, Mr.. and Mrs
/ 1~hos r. Rhodes, Mrs. Emmett May
] Sxrs = p High. Mrs. Margaret Rotn
NJ and Mrs. n. F. Dawson, Mr.. ano
Mrs Mccrosson. Miss McCrosson. NIT
| Irsn,aka Stillrnan. Miss Rosie Cunha
| Mics Irene Dickson. Miss Violet Nd.
| kee. Miss Genevieve Dowsett, MT an
| Mrs. Gerard Barton, Miss AGA feho ~,
| nfr. Ernest Parker. Mrs klanll'' ~
| hatch. Miss Kaufman, Leu.. Sc
| terv. u. s. A, Mr.. and MRS braso :.
DrI walters. DR.. and MIS-. r. no" e. g.
Humphris, Mrs. VIII Lewis, NJ, ~ =,
mia. Mr. A. r. Cunha, MRS eiisi le ar
Wilder, Miss Hoare, MISS ASes T,,o
my my Ir-;1cox Mr.. C. w. Ashford