Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-16
KALAKAUA Day ROLLS BACK time
TODAYS when ROYALTyRULEDLAND

rfne -rerfe tly with . ri1r jark, flow
ins basE
D,atly lark Of the n:imces4 waa
the pictured IN ness q Ter three
chilTfrH. at Ai'her side were the hfe-
st4 torirair ii King Kllalzaiil ani
Isl folsa., m. ,C@eeu KapIclani ami lift
.in= mails tilailf over ne i-aal were
lilo nrirplf fsathercu lai.,iers ka
"a s.ha emt.em Of roraitH
Irorss ard Male 2, evaiI Ill
The decorating scheme, NNitcn was
arranged by Ernest Parker and Mrs,
James. II I}oyd was Of iXlfas and
mile leis One whole corner u the
reroItiun room was done in the OK
uuisita elowing red blossoms arranged
III attractive designs and MALE drarrd
tic manv personal portraits IN the
rooms. including the one OF the prin-
ccsz herself. and hung from every por-
tier ard ever the portals 4 superb
conferpiece in high bouquet of exc
ri:is stood on "a table filling the
rrnte- % the IIawaiinn room directly
rdiniTina the reception room. and in
tta dining room, where the refresh
menty were served q handsome vase
flli uf American beauties gift Of the
day TO the princess. stood in the cen
ter of tho fable and severa groups Of
rgsanthemums. also gifts, stood in
The corners
Although the princess was the only
one IN costume. excepting Iilikaleni,
Whc wore hadses Of honor from King
Kalpia ua practically every visitor
whether In black or white costume.
wore thu traditional yellow leis of
various names and texture about
their necks
Every Society Represented
All the Hawaiian societies were rep
sesenied. and one of the conspicuous
features of the princess. reception was
the large member of Hawaiian child
rem. mostly students of tn g public
schools, @ho called in bodies to pass
before the princess The Kamehame-
h school girls made mp the largest
delegation. presenting q striking pie
ture against the grenery: as they
marched. ell in white, from the car to
the residence. One of the largest
representations made was by he kaa-
hnmanu society.
Assisting the princess tn receive
were her sisters, Mrs Walter Macfar-
lelie end Mrs, robert Single Mrs
II 7 BeCEley and Miss irene Dickson
Nel in charge of refreshments. Many
81 tic prominent Hawaiians. including
Mayer and Mrs John Lane ard the
Princess Kalanianaole, Were present
Queen EiliuCKalani expressed the
greatest disappointment because she
vas physically unable 70 attend. hut
sent her greetings and appreciation
FOR the honor to her brother DR..
Pau Riders Sim Old SOM
The three nest dramatic and *
pressive occasions of the morning
were when the pau riders called,
whsn the governor came ami the los
ing ceremonies at high noon
Lead lily Theresa RelIiYee1l .he
s3rightly-bedecked pan riuprs rode to
the steps of the lanai an the Princess
David left her receiving station 10
stand before therl Then the costpmed.
riders threw heir whole hearts INTO
one Of King kalaKaua's favorite songs.
Ia lsai Q Plia
frlloFing tia.ir departure The i.rin.
pe9s remained : rl1mpnt while Ier-'
sistent newspaper photographer and
movid-man, ghD hal been anNicusiy
awaiting q alinj6a Of her. turned the
crank for a moner. ana SNAPPED the
lens
Nine Yachts Enter Rice
For the first time in ~ years, Fkela
Aahuka. the oldest membcr of the
club. won at noon today the miniature
Yacht race held in honor of the mem
ory OF King Kalaaua, Mahuka's per
severance at last met its reward aud
this afternoon he has the coveted
Queen Kapiolani Gun and the cash
prize, won by his trim little yacht Ka-
lahoomanao after nearly two decades
CT unsuccessful trying
Mahuka's victory was all the more
remarkable today because of the fact
that x Fridays yacht. Myrtle, which
won the race last year, was in the
lead 54- half lap until the last lap.
when Friday misjudged the wind and
came to grief, Mahuka winning by
only three minutes T.
Strong Wind Elowing
With q strong trade wind blowing
and rHffiing the waters of the harbor
into quite chOppy waves, the race be.
gan at 1915 this morning There were
nipe-entries. the KeIahoomanao. Ekela
Mahuka the Myrtle. X Friday: Lady
LS, Prince Kuhio Primo Pale. J X.
Kaaha Tin Wela. John Antoine:
Terror George Kahakauila He Aloha
Wela, Air Shaw; Daisy, NOa Hiram
AID No Name W Rowatt. a tenth
yacht. the Kalihi Channel, entry Of
the Kamehameha Aquatic Club, arriy