The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-06-04

ficials and other civilians forming the
background for the white and gold.
Only two addresses were made dur
ing the evening, one by Consul Cana
varro in proposing the health Of Cap
tain Pinto Basto and the other by
the commander in replying.
The first toast was that to the
President of the United states, pro
posed by the host and drunk in
silence. Governor Frear then pro-
The climax of the entertaining Of
which the commander and officers of
the Portuguese cruiser San Gabriel
posed the health of the King of Por-
tugal, which was also drunk in res
pectful silence.
Consul Canavarro made an eloquent
address in toasting the health of Cap
tain Pinto Basta, referring to the
proud place Portugal occupies in the
history of the worlds progress, and
concluding by requesting the COM
mander of the San Gabriel to take
some Hawaiian leis and cast them
on the water off the Cape of Good
Hope as the tribute of Hawaiian Por-
tuguese to the memory of those great
men who lost their lives there t.
carry the flag of Portugal into un-
known seas.
The FABLES were arranged the
length of the dining room, with large
circular tables at each end, the whole
being of dumb bell shape.
Consul General Canavarro occupied
the central seat with Captain Pinto
Basto on his right and the Right Rev.
erend Bishop of Zeugma on his left.
Opposite the consul general was Gov
ernor Frear, Hon. w. o. Smith, presi-
dent of the senate, and Rear Admiral
G. P. Rees, U. s. N. On the right Of
Captain Basto was Consul General Y.
Uyeno for Japan and on the Bishop
left, His Britannia Majesty's consul,
Ralph G. E. Forster. On the Japanese
consuls right was Major Winslow,
Corps of Engineers, U. S. N, and next
to the British consul, United States
District Attorney Breckons, and Cap
tain Mark, U. S. Marine Corps. OPP.
posite Major Winslow were Major
Dunning, Twentieth Infantry, U. S.
A, Civil Engineer E. s. Burrell, U
s. N, and Secretary of the Territory
E. A. Mott Smith Others at the
table were Father Stephens, Consul
Marques for France, Consul w. Pfo-
tenhauer for Germany, Consul G. He
deman for Denmark, Consul George
Rodiek for Sweden, Hon. S. M. Da-
mon, Judge Andrade, Prof. M. M
Scott, A. D. Castro, M. C.. Pacheco
NJ. A. Silva, DR.. L. R. Gaspar, M
A. Gonsalves, J. NJ. C6mara, Secre-
tary A. P. G. Correa, Attorney Gen
eral Lindsay, Superintendent of Pub
lie Works Marston Campbell, Post
master Pratt, Supervisor Daniel Lo-
gan, R. o. Matheson, w. R. Far
rington, G. Du Roi, and the following
cruiser officers: Lieutenant Conn
mander Marintro. Lieut.. F. de Vas
comedies, Lieut.. Jose Garrido, Lieut.
Guinares, Doctor Libre, Lieut.. Mar
tins, Paymaster F. F. de Vasconcel-
los, Marine Officers Nascimento, Fer
nando Pinto, Castro, Penteado and
Midshipman Dias.
Templeton Croker was the host al
a box party on Monday evening al
the Columbia theater and had as hii
guests, Miss Helene Irwin, Miss Ma
rian Newhall, Mr. and Mrs Baldwin
Wood, Raymond Armsby. A supper
at the st. Francis made a merry ter
mination to the evenings entertain
ment.-Examiner
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The many friends of Mr.. Fulford
the very popular young society beat
who has been visiting Honolulu fol
the past three months, are regrettinl
his departure in the transport Sheri-
dan yesterday afternoon. His des
tination is Los Angeles and on dill
that Cupid had something to do will
his hasty trip!
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The Second Annual ball was giver
by the Marine Corps at the Alexander
Young Hotel, last evening and prov