The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-06-02
ITALIAN PRINCE
FEASTED

Under the flags of Italy and Hawaii,
with that of the United States blending
it's stars and stripes with both, Prince
Luigi of Italy was the guest of honor
last evening at an elaborate Hawaiian
feast given by Prince and Princess Ka-
wananakoa at their Pensacola street
residence. The guests numbered sew
eral score of townsfolk and officers of
the italian cruiser and American war
ships in port. 1t was not only one of
the largest affairs of the week, but one
of the most attractive. The 1uau was
given upon the lawn beneath canopy
of flags garnished with flowers and
streamers of tulle. Everything pertain
ing to the feast was a la Hawaiian,
and the music furnished by Solomon's
famous singers and players made 1t
reminiscent of the days in Hawaii
when royal presence was always to be
counted upon. The long sweep OF
lawns, dotted with shrubbery, and pre-
pared for the comfort of guests. the
marquee brilliantly Illuminated in
which the luau was given, the gay
throng and a perfect night made the
one Ol Tile EIlOSI OI14AAc1Ab VI IAAC
season.
The guests were received on the lanai
by Prince and Princess Kawananakoa,
assisted by Miss Bradley and Miss
Louise Bradley. The Princess was
regal in a handsome Empire gown of
crepe du chine over light blue taffeta
trimmed with pillows of real lace. In
her hair was a cluster of blue hydran-
fha blossoms being
at the corsaee. The Misses Bradley
were prettiIy gowned in white NOUS
seine de sole.
The luau marquee was a brilliant
canopy of flags. At the central table
reserved for the guest of honor a huge
silver epergne containing fruits and
MALE formed a handsome centerpiece.
Behind were two flags, one of Italy and
the other of Hawaii 1t was a pretty
conceit by which Prince Luigi sat be-
fore that of Hawaii and the Princess
at his left sat before the ensign OF
Italy. On the PrincesS's left sat Hon.
A. S. Cleghorn. The other guests at
this table were Italian Consul Schaefer,
Mrs. Samuel Parker, French Consul
Vizzavona, Miss Schaefer, British Con-
sui Hoare, Miss Terry, Miss Hoare,
Captain Hunker, u. s. N, Miss Dole,
Col Parker. The guests at the other
tables included Senator Paul Isenberg,
Mrs. Helen Noonan, Mrs. George Beck
ley, DR.. and Mrs. Herbert, Mr.. and
Mrs. z. D. Tenney, Mr.. and Mrs S. G.
Wilder, Miss Alice Campbell, Miss Irene
Dickson, Mrs. Cunha, Miss Cunha, Mr..
and Mrs. a. S. Humphreys, Miss
Splivalo, Mr.. Splivalo, Mr.. and Mrs
Shields Mr.. and Mrs. Deering, Mrs.
Bennett, Mr.. Byron Baird, Mrs. A. P.
Taylor Col. and Mrs. George Macfar-
lane, Col. Mcclellan, Mrs. r. PI Schwer-
in, DR.. and Mrs. Hobby, Mr.. Cobb,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Lewis, Miss Juanita
BeckIey, Miss Ada Rhodes, Paymaster
Carpenter, L. s. N, Mr.. and Mrs.
Patton, Judge and Mrs. Highton, Miss
Kelly. Mr.. Walter Dillingham;, Miss
Winston, Mr.. and Mrs. Halves, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Wingate Lake, Judge Gear, !
Mr.. and Mrs. Dougherty, Miss Violet ,
Makee, Mr.. and Mrs. c. G.. Ballentyne. !
Miss Hartnagle. Mr.. and Mrs. McCros- |
son, Miss McCrosson, Mr.. Terry. Mr. |
c. A. Brown, Lieut.. Slattery, L. s. A, |
Lieut.. Hamilton, L. s. A, and Mrs |
Hamilton. Mr.. Henry Roth. Mr.. and |
Mrs. Eben Low, Mrs. Freeth, Surgeon !
Field, I. S. N, DR.. and Mrs. F. Howard |
Humphris.
Each table held a centerpiece of white
in a large bowl with MALE |
and streamers of green and pink run |
ming the length of each board.