The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-01-01
JOHN tNA'S
OBSEQU|ES

y great crowd of friends and rel;
Wos were present at the funeral OF th
ate John Ena, which took place We.
se",ay AFTERNOON from the Catholi
.gt.cdrai.
l"o remains were removed from tn
ana home on Miller street to the cathe
'""i, IN t"t early part OF the afternoon
bishup Lhuort oihcIated at the ser
ace IN the cathedral.
| ~ feature OF ihc service was the sinr
ing OF Ave Maria Ly Miss Apne
| Maloncy, vocalist of exceptional tai
ent, and friend of the Misses E.na
hiss Maloney came from Los Angelo
with the Ena family.
The coffin was covered with Him;
lcis and on it were placed feathe
robe and lei. tokens of noble lineag,
or royal favor. Deceased Is decorations
the order of Oceanica and the order OF
the Crown of Hawaii, were also placed
on the conn. g.
The ushers at the cathedral were
l.d. Stiles, George Smithies and Hon.
E. X. Lilikalani.
Chief among the mourners were:
Mrs. John Ena, Tom IA. kna. Miss
Mabel Ena, Miss Clarice Ena, Mrs. l..
A. Coney. Mrs. Julian Monsarrat. Mrs.
Lala Mahelona, Mrs. Junius Kaae, Miss
Il. L<vey, Mrs. Maria beckley. Mrs.
George c. Beckloy. Mrs. w. F. Sahin,
J. H. Coney.
Among those in the church We're:
b. F. Dillingham;, Walter Dillingham;,
G. J. Waller, Prince Cupid, j. A. Ken
nedy, DR.. and Mrs. Humphris, DIR. and
Mrs. Wayson, E. d. Tenney, w
Give Davies, Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson
w. o. Smith, r. Guessefeldt, N. E.
Gedge. ]. M. Dat.
The Hawaiian band attended the flu
neral by order OF the Governor and
Sheriff Brown detailed an escort of
foot police.
The band played funeral music to
the Roman Catholic cemetery, where
interment took place in the
vault in front of which
were placed white tabu sticks, a token
Of respect only paid to those Of royal
blood.
A long procession of vehicles follow
ed the coffin from the cathedral to the
vault
Father Valentin conducted short
service at the cemetery.
The pall-bearers were: Henry Smith,
=, P. Iaukea, Mark P. Robinson,
George C. Beckley, F. A. Schaefer C. ]
Cooke, q. X. Myers, James l.. Nc
-ean,
The floral pieces were numerous and |
many OF the designs were uniquely i
The /. 1. s. N. Co. sent a
magnificent anchor of roses and maid
nhair fern.
Wreaths OF roses and maidenhair
we're sent by the Hawaiian Trust Co.,
'rincess Kalanianaole and Mrs. Sam
Illen,lr
Among the other floral tributes were:
Cross Of violets, Mrs. j. Mon.
arrat; broken wheel. the children;
roken cross and crown with Papa"
ne children: Gates Ajar, the widow;
arnation wreath, Mrs. Coney; Cross of
,ses, DIR. Humphris: basket of as
,rs, Mr.. and Mrs. q. X. Myers; aster
reath: Japanese Club; begonia
reath, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wall;
ou4pG{r OF roses, d. II. Jhit, "iedtH
croton leaves. Mrs. =. c. Peters;
lgo palm wreath. Miss NJ. Peterson;
reath Of roses, Mrs. George Robert
IN; aster wreath, Mrs. Luther Wilcox;
ster wreath, Mrs. August Dreier; bou-
net OF Gala lilies. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
I. Cooke; purple aster wreath, Frank
rmstrong white daisy wreath. Nor
an Gedge; aster wreath, Mr. and Mrs.
l.. Mclean; anchor OF roses, Judge
ld Mrs. Hart; wreath of roses, Mr..
id Mrs. Lucas; wreath of croton leaves,
RS. Carrie Sharratt; maidenhair cross,
rs. Victoria Ward; begonia wreath,
rs. Mary 70. Foster; cross of daises
I'd maidenhair, Mr.. and Mrs. Prank
ustace; bouquet OF asters, Mr.. and
RS. George Macfarlane; bouquet OF
hte roses, Hawaiian Soda Works;
inch Of red carnations, Mrs Mabel
:. Castle; wreath of roses and violets,
+. and Mrs. Philip G. Cox: cross of
SEES and carnations, Richard Gussse- ,
ldt; violet wreath, Mr.. and Mrs. p. /
Tenney; wreath OF roses and as 6
lrAgus fern. the Misses Richard ]
n; chrysanthemum and maidenhair /
reath, Mrs. August Ahrens;; chrys- /
lthemum wreat tn, Mrs Lena Brown. n