The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-06-01

Society and the army and navy unit
ed last evening in greeting Prince
Luigi, cousin of the King of Italy and
commander of the italian cruiser LII
guria, at the palatial mansion Of
Italian Consul and Mrs. F. A. Schaefer
''Rosebahk' was flooded with fllumin-
atoms and gay with beautiful toiiettes
displayed by gentler sex. with dashes
here and there of brilliant army and
| natty uniforms of the navies both of
Italy and America.
The reception was the GROWING So
cial effort in the welcome extended to
the distinguished prince, explorer and
savant. The cream of Honolulu So
ciety was present and passed the even
and upon the lanais to the music of a
Hawaiian quintette, partaking of dain-
ty refreshments and champagne punch
brewed personally by the host. and in
paying court to the guest of honor
The reception was from $50 to u
and in that time a brilliant throng
passed in review before the prince and
his staff. The guests were received by
Consul and Mrs. Schaefer, who intro
duced them to Prince Luigi. The
Prince came merely as a captain of
the italian navy and wore a uniform
consisting of white jacket with ep-
aulettes of his rank, blue trousers
with broad gold stripes. He wore no
decorations and throughout the even
ing endeavored to impress all that he
was socially democratic and had left
behind his prince1y rank. 1t was
proud matron or debutante who OBJ
tanned the privilege of having the
Prince write his name upon their dance
program card, a trif1e of pasteboard
which will in all probability be among
their most cherished social treasures.
The drawing room was chastely dec
grated, the only flowers used for this
purpose being a few vases Of roses and
carnations. In the hallway were
greens and towering shrubs. The par
lor, dining room and lanais were laid
with canvas for dancing, the orchestra
utilizing the rear lanai. Champagne
punch was served during the evening
and at a late hour the guests sat at
tables where refreshments were served
them. In the early part of the evening
the Hawaiian Government band gave
a complimentary concert upon the
lawn for the Prince, but this was cut
short owing to a sudden downpour OF
rain. Participating in the hospitality of
the Italian Conf were British Consl
and Mss Hoare. French Cons'l A. Viz
zavona, Japanese Conf and Nine. Saito,
Chinese Consui Chang Tso Fan. Consul
for the Netherlands and Mrs. Won Holt,
Mexican Consul LAM, Peruvian Con-
sui Bruce Cartwright, Gillian Consul
H. Focke, Swedish Consul and Mrs.
Pfotenhauer, Admiral Glass Z. S. N,
Mrs. Glass, Commander Amy, U. S.
N. Mrs. r. P. Schwerin, Col. and Mrs.
George Macfarlane, Mrs. Ned Macfar-
lane, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Tenney, Mrs.
Helen Noonan, DR.. and Mrs. George
Herbert, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Klebahn,
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Raas, Prince and
Princess Kawananakoa, Col. and Mrs.
SdInuel. 6dIhSI, MISS 1AliCS CoiIlt'OCAAs
the Misses Bradley. Miss Splivalo, Mr.
and Mrs. Schultze. DR.. and Mrs. L. E.
Golfer. Mr. and Mrs. Dougherty, Mr..
and Mrs. Halves, Mrs. Charles B.
Cooper. Miss Ella Stansbury, Miss
Mist, Mr.. Robert Mist, Miss Soper, |
General A. S Hartwell, Mr.. and Mrs.
z. Faxon Bishop, DR. and Mrs. Day. !
Miss Walker. Mr.. Sam Walker, Mr.. |
NFrc a
J. Campbell. Mrs Percy Benson, Miss J
Benson. Miss Genevieve Dowsett' |
Lieut.. Hamilton, u. S. A, and Mrs. |
Hamilton. Mr.. and Mrs ]. G. Spencer |
Miss Kopke, Mr.. Ernest Ross, Mr.. and |
Mrs. T. Give Davies, Mrs. A. M. |
Brown. Mrs. S. G. Wilder, Mrs. F. |
Howard Humphris, Capt. and Mrs. |
Fuller. Mr.. and Mrs. James Robertson
Miss Helen Robertson, Mr.. Frank
DR.. Camp. Mr. and Mrs
Governor Atkinson, Mrs
Harry Macfarlane, Hon. a. S. Cleg-
horn. Miss Gardie Macfarlane. Mrs. NJ
NJ. Scott, Miss Scott. Mr. Mcintyre
and many officers of the American fleet
and the Italian cruiser.
.&.St&
Senator Paul Isenberg entertained at
luncheon yesterday in honor of MI
Tony Along. Among the other guests
were Mr. Alatau Atkinson, Prince
David Kawananakoa, Prince Kalanl-
4naole. Acting Governor Atkinson
Capt. Robert Parker. Mr.. Will c. Parke,
Mr.. George Smithies. Mr.. James Nc
Tnerny. mostly former schoolnlates OF
Mr. Along while attending st. Albans
College. conducted by the elder Atklh-
son.
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Prince and Princess Kawananakoa
this evening at an elaborate
uau at their Pensacola street residence