The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1908-11-10
CONSULAR RECEPTION
IS WELL ATTENDED

| All loyal Britons and admirers Of the
head of the European family of royal
ties attended the reception at the resi-
dence of the British Consul, Mr.. R. G.
E. Forster, in honor of the sixty-seventh
anniversary of His Majesty Edward
VII, yesterday morning.
Shortly after eleven clock visitors
began to arrive and were greeted by the
consul, attired in consular uniform, who
was assisted by Vice Consul George
Davies dressed in regulation froek coat
and making many a British heart feel
homesiek for the air of PiecadiIly and
home that he carried with him
Representatives of foreign powers be-
gan to arrive shortly after eleven
o 'eloek and they were followed by Cap
tain Corwin Rees and Lieutenant Com
mander Moses of the United States
naval station. Governor Frear arrived
shortly afterwards and with him were
many prominent citizens OF Honolulu.
The health of His Majesty was pro.
posed by Mr.. Forster and responded to
fittiHgly by those present. The Hawa-
iian band was in attendance in the
front garden and played during the re-
eeption, finishing with ''God Save the
King, when everybody stood at re-
spectful attention.
After the band had finished playing
Captain Berger was introduced to the
guests who were still there and the
health of the German Emperor was
coupled with that of His Britannia
Majesty.
After the band concert at Emma
Square last night Captain Berger called
on his men to play "God Save the
King" and then Mr.. Forster walked
up to the front of the band stand and
made short speech in which he thank
ed the band and Captain Berger for
their courtesy and stated that. in his
next letters home, he would acquaint
His Majesty with the respect shown to
his name on this day
Among those present at the morning
reception were Governor Walter f.
Frear, Ex-Governor A. S. Cfeghorn, Ja-
panese Consul General Ueno, George
Rodiek. Consul for Germany and Nor
way; H. NJ. Won Holt, Consul for the
Netherlands; Bruce Cartwright, Consul
for Peru; French Consul Menant; Rob
ert F. Lange, Consul for Belgium; Chi
nese Consul Tang Shaou vi; F. A.
Schaefer. Consul for Italy: Count Can
avarro, Consul General for Portugal;
Chief Justice A. s. HartwelI, Justice
Ballou, Judge Alex. Lindsay of the Cir
cunt Court; Judge s, B. Kingsburv. DR..
c. b CooDer DR. Victor (oII1ns Gaorga
r. Ewart, L. G. Blackman. Gordon Us
borne, Ernest H. Wodehouse, Allan W.
T. Bottomley, Hon. s. NJ. Damon, Fred
L. Waldron, J. H. Waldron, Captain
Corwin Rees. L. s. N; 1t. Comdr.
Moses, Z. s. N: Rev. Dr. Seudder, Rev.
F. Fitz, NJ NJ. Scott, r. Cation, A. A. |
Ebersole. C. w. Case Deering. J. A.
Rath, Alexander De Fries, F. W. Ever |
ton, J. G.. Spencer. B. c. Cleghorn, F. |
A. Schaefer, 5. NJ. Damon. Dr. Murray. |
N. Swanzy, Robt. Hall. Sheriff Iaukea. |
Viggo Jacobsen. Capt. Exton. Capt. Z |
s A, Capt. J. K. Parson, Goth Inf, L. |
5. A, Ed. Armitage, Fl. Winter, T. J. |
Harrison. !. NJ. Monsarrat. J. g. Waller. |
J. NJ. Densham, W c. Parke. the Bish,
op of Honolulu. J. Atkins Wight. Rev. |
VI. H. Bliss, F. II. Humphris. E. r. |
Hendrv. John Jackson. MarstOn Camp /
bell, Noel DEER, c. II. Kluegel. r s !
Hosmer. DR.. Hoffman. J. NJ Maekinnon.
D. W. Anderson, Gerald R. Horton. Jas. /
L. Colburn. ]. H. Mackenzie. \. 4. Gra- |
ham. W F. Dillingham;. John Mason |
Young. c. II. AthertOn. Geo. Osborne. /
Fred Lamb, ". Weldon, W G. Smith. !
A. c. James, 3. F. Dillingham;, Capt. I
Berger.