The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-24
CROWDS RISE AND CHEER
AS NATIONAL COLORS PASS
Patriotism of Americans Breaks Bounds
at Magnificent Showing Of Troops;
General Macomb Reviews the Parade
" from Home.

G. Gibbs, Signal Corps. This company
Is composed of fine appearing men, all
of whom are specialists in some branch
or other of the complex activities OF
their corps. 4
National Guard Makes Good.
The First Regiment Of infantry. Ma.
tiohal Guard Of Hawaii, followed the
regular troops, and received an oya.
tion along the entire line. II was the
first appearance of the reorRanized
regiment and Colonel Arthur Coyne
who commanded the nine companies in
line had every reason TO feel proud of
his command as attesting the success
of his unremitting efforts to make a
real military organization of the regi-
ment. All the companies were on
their mettle, and all striving to make
good II would be hardly possible TO
award any one company the distinction
of making the best appearance, but
the white company of Captain Kolb,
with its backbone of ex-regular sol
diers, and the Chinese company are
mentioned as presenting a most credit
able appearance, which, however, can
be truthfully said of all the other COM
panies. The uniformly good military
appearance and bearing Of this. regi-
ment was much commented, upon sin
view Of its comparatively recent or
ganization and equipment, and the reg
ular army people spoke freely in praise
when asked for their opinions. Ws
Cadets Show Well
The last organization in line was the
crack cadet corps Of the Kamehameha
School, and the little battalion in cadet
gray, with its fine bearing and march
ing, under command Of Lieutenant A.
j. Booth, of the Second Infantry
aroused unrestrained enthusiasm among
Hawaiians and others alike.
The head Of the column arrived at
General Maeomb's residence on Bere-
tania Avenue near Punahou street
about ten minutes before ten, where
the General and his staff left the
head of the column and reviewed the
parade as it passed. The brigade com.
mander, Colonel MeGunnegle, also fell
out and Joined the reviewing party.
1t took just fifty minutes for the en-.
tire column to clear the reviewing
point, and each organization as it ar.
rived at Punahou street was marched
of at once to its respective camp or
post. ...G.N.r. 3.
There was not single break in the
column from start to finish, excepting
in front of the reviewing stand occu-
pied by Governor Pinkham in Capi4ol
Square where the column followed the
road on the right hand side. The
special director s reviewing stand in
Palace Square was occupied by the
following persons;
Guests on Reviewing Stand.
Governor l.. II. Pinkham Col. j. w.
Jones, James ID. Dougherty, Mrs.
James d. Dougherty, Mrs G. b. Coop.
err, Admiral G. b. T. Moore, Mrs.
Moore, Mayor Fern, Secretary VIM, Il.
Miles, DR.. @. B. Cooper, Col q. w.
Ziegler, 1t. A. l.. Bump, Queen LlliuO,
kalani. - a
Consular Corps and Others. "a
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Schaefer, Mr..
and Mrs. Georg Rodiek, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. b. Renters, Mr. and Mrs. r. IF.
Lange, Tszlaq Woo Huan, Ii Kwang
Hing, Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. Won Holt,
Dr. A. Marques, Senior A. de Souza
Canavarro, Mr.. and Mrs. w. LAM, Mr..
and Mrs. Bruce Cartwright, Jr., Sonor
| lgnacio de Arana, Hachiro Arita, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Phillips, Mrs. J. W. Jones, Mrs. c. w.
Ziegler, Mrs, A. l.. Bump, Lit. Lando,
former Governor and Mrs. Geo. r. Car
ter, Gen and Mrs. Mcclellan, Miss Nc
Clellan, Chief Justice and Mrs. A. G.
M. Robertson, Secretary and Mrs. Il;
A. Mott-Smith, Il. NJ. Vetlesen, Mrs.
Yetlesen, Mrs, J., T. Lewis, Miss Won
Holt. o., ~. ..'. D. ,.... ....