Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-22

tenant Colonel GaI6safth. department
inspector: Major Cheatham. chief
quartermaster: Lieutenant Colonel
Raymond. chief surgeon. and Major
Wooten. chief engineer officer.
In the order In which they passed
the reviewing stand were the Second
Infantry, Colonel French, provisional
Timherlake; First Field Artillery.
Major Crnikshank; Fourth Cavalry.
Colonel Beach; First Regiment. Ma
ltional Guard of Hawaii. Major Rose:
KamehamehaH cadet battalion, Lieu
Itenant Turner u. s. A. In command,
land Cadet Major VIM. Kaina ct the
head OF his own troops. There were
four Lands In the parade. and the
swing Of martial music kept everyoue
lon the reviewing stand keyed up to
1.-THE correct pitch Of military enthusi-
lasm. The Second Infantry, First Field
AftiIlery and Fourth Cavalry had
their regular bands. the last two
manned being OF course mounted, while
1.-The National Guard was played IN By
/ the Territorial band. With Captain
| Berger himself twirling the baton.
captain Berger wore all his decofn-
Itions and carried more Class" than
Tall the rest Of the parade put together.
There were many notables on the
Reviewing stand, which presented
[flas hof color against a general hack.
lground Of cool boxing white. Many
|oflieers Of the First and TRenty-fifth
Regiments. who were not taking part
I'm the parade. were on hand with
their families to watch the troops
IRo by ana their white uniforms lent
the necessary touch to complete the
military effect.
The reviewing officer was Governor
Frears who was accompanied hy four
Iataff officers, Colonel jones' adjufhht
| genarals Lieutenant ColoneI 1kprt,
general yLfeutehnht
lCclonel Fisher, payn1aster general.
land Lieutenant Colonel Cooper,
surgeon general. In the reviewing
/ line were Rear Admiral waiter G..
Cowfes, and Rear Admiral c. b r.
Moore. accompanied BY Lieutenant
Stevens. U, s.. NJ. and lieutenant
Kingsberry, o. 8. M. C. Her Majesty
Queen LfIiuokulani; properly ATTENDED,
was an honored guest on the stand.
as was former President 8. b. Dole,
General Davis. q. 8. A.. retired. also
viewed the parade from the stand. as
did host Of others prominent In
service and civilian circles. The
foreign censilis were also on hand,
but not IN uniform.
Governor Well PLEASED
General Macornb should be proud
Of his command,s said Governor Frear
after the first file had passed. ct
was a splendid showing by splendid
body of men. The national guard and
the Kan cadets compared favorably
with the regulars, and that is giving
them the highest praise"
Admiral CowIes and Admiral Moore
spoke highly Of the parade, the
former expressing regret that this
year the fleet was not In port to give
the bIuejacket brigade and the ma
Tines chance to take part. Had the
sailors been In the column this year
il would have taken the parade nearly
double the time to pass the reviewing
point.
After passing the reviewing stand
the column swung into Beretania
street. When General Macomb reach
ed his residence, la. Beretania ave-
nue., he left the column, and reviewed
the troops as they passed At the
corner OF Beretanfa and Punahou the
parade was dismissed.
Those that received invitations to
witness the military parade from the
reviewing stand Included the following
representatives OF foreign govern
ments: A. de Souza Canavarro. Por-
tugal; F. A. Schaefer, italy; H. M.
Won Holt. Netherlands; J. r. Hackfeld.
Germany; Georg Rodiek Sweden and
Norway; Christian Hedemann. Dem
mark. w. LAM, MEXICO; Bruce Cart
wright. Peru; J. w. WaldroR, Chile:
Thomas Harrington, Great Britain; r.
+. LANCE, Belgium; Ignaeio de Arana,
Spain; DR.. Augustus Marques. France.
Russia and Panama; Chen Ching Ho,
China; Hfst kichi Eitake, Japan.
Others who received invitations
we're: Governor Frear, staff and la
dies; Admiral, Cowfes, staff and Ia
dies; Admiral and Mrs Moore. Major
and Mrs. Neville. Hon. and Mrs. Jos.
Fern. Hon. and Mrs. W. J. Whitney.
Jr., Hon. and Mrs. II. E. Cooper, Hon.
and Mrs. w. J. Robinson, Hon. and
Mrs. A. G.. NJ. Robertson. Hon. and
Mrs. A. Perry, Hon. and Mrs. j T.
DeBoIt, Hon. and Mrs. g. b. Dole,
Hon. and Mrs. C. F. Clemens, Her
Majesty, Queen Liliuokalani. Princess
Kawananakoa, Mr.. and Mrs. B.. F.
Dillingham;, Mr. and Mrs. G.. p. Will
der, Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilder. Mr..
and Mrs Richard Iyers, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. NJ Swanzy, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
T. Wilder, Mr.. and Mrs. George r.
Carter, Judge and Miss Hatch, General
Davis, Mr.. and Mrs K. A. Mott
Smith Mr. and MrS ArfhIlr XHiIAar