Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-13

wednesday evening AZ one OF the
years most elaborate social func
tons. the reception and dance given
by Acting Consul-general and Mrs
Arita on Wednesday evening In honor
Of the coronation Of His Imperial Ma
3esty Yoshihito, emperor Of Japan.
Though rain interfered with the tru
" magnificent arrangements made for
the entertainment Of many hundreds
Of guests, II could not mar the dis.
tinguished cordiality with which on
this occasion Japan entertained
Japaf's friends OF many nations. The
diplomatic corps was strongly repre-.
scented, while the federal, territorial
and municipal officials. the army, navy
and marine c0rps, business and pro.
fossional men t,nd their wives and rep.
resentafiyes or Honolulu's cosmopo.
ltan population, added to the charac.
ter Of the occasion as one which com
manded the showing Of high respect
20 the crowned head Of great nation.
II has been years since Honolulu
has Witnessed scene as presented ty
the reception at the Young hotel on
Wednesday evening.
Despite the heavy downpour Of rain
hundreds gathered at the Young
shortly after half-past eight The
gowns worn BY the ladies' were notice
able for their beauty. The dainty col
ors Of the costumes as the dancers
mingled together IN the ball room. TO-
gelher with the elaborate decolat tons,
we're very elective and pleasing
The mauka pavilion, where the
guests were received was beautifully
decorated with vines and flowers to-
eether with draped flags. The cen
fraI portions OF the decorative scheme
we're the Stars and Stripes ana the
Japanese dag draped together, and the
illuminated cherry tree with its myri-
ad Of blossoms was novel and charac-
teristic Of the japanese. The south
pavilion. which was given over TO the
dancing. had for its color scheme
green and yellow. Quantities Of green
pepper vines were hung from the cell
ing and festoon6d about the walls,
while hundreds Of the yellow chrysan-
themnm. the national flower Of the
Land 81 the Rising Sun. we're fastened
ariIEIIc1IIy amid the green's.
Ut. A. L. G. Atkinson was master
Of ceremonies and 81 the guests ar
rived ne nrerenfe5 Them - Consul
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Nrr FuiIi. Who were in re receivIn9
line.
Many Of the gowns noticed at the
AFFAIR were very beautiful. and there
Vere Z number Of the costumes fash
toned Tor t1i1 special function. a
pleasant feature q the event was thar
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