The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-11-03
RECEPTION AT CONSUL
ATE.

IA l. IL.
In a blaze of lights, amid wavin.
lanterns and patriotic bursts of musi
General Prince Fushimi last night me
distinguished company of the foreign
population of Honolulu at the japanese
Consulate on Nuuanu Avenue In the
| line of men who met and shook hands
with the Prince were Jurists, officials
representatives of foreign countries
| and professional men.
/ The Consulate was attractively dec
| Grated. The reception parlors were
adorned with fruits of Hawaii, inelud-
! ing whole banana stalks with the
ripened fruit, papayas alligator pears
and many other growths. Over the en-
! trance was large device of the chrys-
| anthemum design, fianked with I'M
! perial standards. Over the gateway
was erected an arch made of the
branches and leaves of trees, decorat-
| ed with flags and lighted with cleo
| tricity. In the yard was a tent. shield
| ing lunch tables from the rain.
/ The streets fronting and thanking the
Consulate were filed with people, most
| ly jay -4nese. who held paper lanterns,
| torches and almost anything that gave
light.
The guests were met by the mem
bers of the Consulate staff, as well as
Capt Johnson and Lieut. Cummins, N.
G. H., and were ushered into he dress
ing rooms. About s:45 o'clock Prince
Fushin1i attired in the full dress uni
form of a General, accompanied by his
chamberlain Mr. A.. Sato and aide,
Major Mihara, Consul Saito, and mem
bers of his suite. entered the parlor.
The Prince and his chamberlain took
station near a table and there awaited
the presentation of guests. The mem
bers of the general reception commit
tee formed an aisle through which the
guests passed until they reached Sec
rotary of the Territory Atkinson, who
made the presentations The guests
shook hands, first with Prince Fushi-
mi and next with Mr.. Sato, following
down the line of the Princes suite and
local members of committees.
Passing thence out into the lanai the
guests subscribed their names to the
register. and afterwards adjourned to
the lawn where light refreshments were
served under the canvas.
Prince Fushilni's uniform was a gilt
and collar. while the decorations on his
breast glistened as if thicl1ly encrust-
ed with precious stones.
The reception was notable for the
large number of persons present who
We're prominent in Hawaii during the
'nonarchical days. Some of them were
Hawaiians who had visited Japan in
an official capacity and had received dec
n he To I'M
Others were Ministers of State Among
these were Hon. Samuel r. Parker,
Hon. A. S. Cleghorn, Hon. James Rob-
ertson, Hon. John Lot Kau1ukou, Judge
Austin Whiting and Prof. NJ. M. Scott.
Among others present We're Governor
George R. Carter Admiral Silas w.
Terry. U. S. N, DR.. w. E. Taylor. U.
S. N, Paymaster Brown, u. S. N, Col.
Mcclellan, U. S. A. Major Davis, U. S.
A. Lieut. Hamilton, u. s. A, DR.
Baker. II. S. A, Antoine Vizzavona,
Consul for France Gin uniformly, A Del
Souza Canavarro, Consul for Portugal,
Chang Tso Fan. Consul for China, and
Mrs. Chang Tso Fan and secretary.
Goo Kim Vice Consul for China, H. A
Isenberg, Consul for Germany, Bruce
Cartwright Consul for Peru, w LAM,
Acting Consul for Chill Major Fuller,
U. S. NJ. c., DR.. Rossiter, Z. S. NJ,
Captain Humphrey. o. s. A, Prince
David Kawananakoa, j. Q. Carter
Prof NJ NJ Scott, Judge Kaulukou
Rev. W. NJ. Kincaid, Judge Weaver. W.
w. Hall, U. S. District Attorney r. w.
Breckons, A. w. Pearson, Walter G.
Smith, Alatau T. Atkinson, w. o.
Smith, r. d. Mead, Philip H. Dodge,
Geo. r. Cullen, r. c. Brown. F. M.
Bechtel Immigration Commissioner. E.
A. Mott-Smith, John C. Anderson, Ho
Fan, Chang Kim, Charles All Fook, A
McAshley. F. j. Hare, r. J. Graham,
Mr.. Terry, Judge Lindsay, Chief JUS
tice Walter F. Frear. u. S. Customs
Collector z. r. Stackable, r. w. Stack
able, Superintendent of Public Works
Carl Holloway. George A Davis, Judge
Stanley, Rev Frank Fitz Mr. Halsey,
Associate Justice Hatch, F. w. Fle-.'
balm, l.. AhIo, L. G. Pinkham, presi-
dent of the Board of Health, H. d.
Couzens. Robert w Shingle, A. N.
Campbell. Edward D. Tenney, Postmas-
ter j. NJ. Dat. DR.. L. E. Cofer. U. S.
NJ H. s., DR.. Hobby, U s. NJ H. s.,
Acknowledgement Lorrin Andrews. Z.
S. Marshal Hendry. j. A. Gilman, Cap
tain Graham, Rev. Mr. Thwing. Col.
Jones, Lieut.. Col. Zeigler. Major Wall,
Major Riley. Captain Berndt Captain
Thompson, Lieut.. Johnson, Lieut.. Rose. |
Lieut.. Wise. Lieut. Cooke of the First |
Regiment, N. G. H., Hon. a. S. CIeg-I
horn, Mr.. Curry, A. C. Halves.
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