The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-22

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Following the military detachments
came the men from the South Dakota,
the California and the Colorado, and
the spotless white of their uniforms,
the perfect marching order and clean
cut appearance of men-o'war's men
wrought an immediate change in the
reviewers, 1t YVES as though the
bright morning sunshine, the festive
spirit of the day and the inspiration
of pageant had just dawned upon
them. Almost every line was spon-
taneously cheered, and the field guns
drawn by the soldiers brought forth
demonstration which the artillery
had failed to stimulate.
The local militia, in good order,
was greeted in friendly fashion, anu
the Kamehameha boys, bringing up
the rear were given final hearty
send-og.
with Governor Frear in the special
reviewing section were Admiral
Thomas, Admiral Cowles, Territorial
Secretary e. A. Mott-Smith, Chief JUS
tice Robertson and Delegate Kalani-
anaole.
OF the Governors military staff were
Colonel Jones, adiutant general; Lieu
tenant Colonel Cooper, surgeon gen
eral Lieutenant Colonel Fisher, pay
master general; Lieutenant Colonel
Campbell, engineer officer; Lieutenant
Colonel Short, quartermsster general,
Admiral Thompas was accompanied
by Commander Terhune, chief of
staff; Dr. Norton, fleet surgeon; Pay
Inspector Hicks, fleet paymaster;
Lieutenant Commander Leahy, fleet
ordnance officer; Lieutenant Comman-
der Major, fleet engineer; Liutenant
Beaureguard, flag lieutenant; Ensign
Howard, flag secretary. Admiral
Cowles was accompanied by Lieuten-
ant Sahm, as aide.
Among those on the reviewing
stand were Mrs. Thomas Mrs. Ma
comb, former Governor George r.
Carter and Mrs Carter Captain and
Mrs Harlow, Miss Cowles, General
A. S. Hartwell and Miss Hartwell;
Arthur Wall, director general of the
floral carnival; Senichi Uyeno, Japa-
nese consul; Mr.. Pfotenhauer, Ger
man consul, and Mrs. Pfotenhauer;
Mr. Harrington, British consul and
Mrs harrington Chen Ching Ho
Chinese consul, and Mrs. Chen Ching
Ho; A. De Souza Canavarro, Portu-
guese consul; De Arana, Spanish CON
sui; DR.. A. Marques, Russian consul,
and Mrs. Marques; Mr.. and Mrs. p
L, Horne, Mayor Fern and Mrs Fern,
Mr.. and Mrs John f. Colburn, Hon
e. A. Knudsen and Mrs. Knudsen,
Hon. Charles A. Rice and Mrs Rice,
Mr.. and Mrs B. f. Dillingham;, Mr..
and Mrs. w. p. Dillingham;, also a
number of army and navy folks.
The stand, which was of generous
proportions, was erected Immediately
in front of the Mckinley statute and
was draped in flags and bunting. On
the opposite side of Victoria street
vast crowd of people assembled along
the wires, stretching from King t.
Beretania.
LiIiuokaIani Views Parade
The Queen viewed the parade iron
a little stand by the front fence OF
her home, Washington place. From,
her private Flagstaff trailed new Ha.
waiian flag. She was attended BY
Allan Herbert two old ladies of hel
former court some younger folk OF
her own race and by Hon. e. X. Lii
kalani in full evening dress with an
order in his lapel. Lilikalani held her
open sunshade, an elaborate creation
in black silk flounces and red EN-
broidery or insertion. Once he got
tired and shut it, but the Queen hal
1t put up again. Or else she had told
him to shut it in the first place but
changed her mind
Her Majesty was dressed wholly in
BLACK and had veil over her face,
through which her countenance could
be seen. She looked pallid and older.
Around her neck was the feather lei
of royalty. On her arms were double
bracelets. The two elderly women at
her side were also dressed in black,
with yellow leis, but the young people
on the stand, not excepting Allan Her
bert, were quite a la mode. Lilika-
lani looked his role of master of cere-
monies and was supremacy happy.
There was much interest in the
royal box as the parade went by, and
once the Queen pointed inquiringly
at some of the paraphernalia of the
troops, and again when a newspaper
camera was leveled at her she COW
cred her face and the attendants
shook their heads. She wouldn't
take" The venerable eX-ruler
showed enthusiasm for the first time