The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-10-22
PERSONALS.

MIR. and Mrs. George w. Cav. Of
haual, leave in the Alameda, intending
70 locate In Southern California. Mrs
gay IS sister of Mrs. George H. Dole.
ol riverside, in that State.
MIR. and Mrs. Howell. who RECENTLY
arrived from Australia, and have visited
the Volcano and other places of interest
mere, leave to-day for Canada They
have been guests of the Hotel duriro
their stay here.
Captalu Drew, who has SD long hten
commander of the bark w. IL. Dimpud.
that the names Drew & Dimond seem
10 nave become a special marine CO.
partnership, has purchased an interest
In tue splendid iron bark Andrew Welsh.
SAID TO be the finest vessel of her class in
Cue racine. and on his return to San
ranclsco, will take command of he,
ai.o Dring her to this port. During tap
tain DreW's command OF the Dimond IL
has broken the record Of fast sailing u.
tween Honolulu and San Francisco. and
mas made six round voyages annually, or
at least an average of that, which very
!e" captains have done His many
trends here and in San Francisco will
congratulate him on lis we'll earned pro-
motion Ill the merchant service, and
nope to see him become at no distant
period " commodore of the island sugar
feet"
Mrs. Senator Stewart and daughter of
Nevada, who arrived in the Australia,
are the gu SITS of the Hon. Paul and Mrs.
Neumann st their beautiful home on
King street.
Mr. and Mrs. Roltair and assistant, who
have entertained the public for week
past in their varied and attractive illu-
sion scenes, leave in the Monowai for
tour OF Australia.
Mr.. Burridge, the scenic artist, and
Mr.. Clarence Webster, one of the
editors Of the Chicago Inter Ocean,
are now on visit to the Vol
vano, and will there find ample ma
terlal to crafty the most ardent adj
mirers of the beautiful and marvellous in
Nature. They will probably remain
there some time.
III. r. Macfarlane returned home on
the Alameda looking very robust. He
states that his health has been very
much improved by the sea voyage
Tie American Minister on Monday
last gave the second of series of lee
lures on popular topics in the Hall of the
Y. NJ. G. A. Mr.. Stevens is a graceful
and interesting speaker with a pleasant
manner on the platform, and as he al
ways has something to say of general in
terest and worth remembering, his
familiar talks are we'll received.
DR.. R. P. Myers and wife, who arrived
on the Australia, are guests of DIR. q. P.
Andrews, on King street, to whom they
are related. They are from Savannah,
Ga, and, having ample means, have
spent the past two years travelling for
health and pleasure. They may remain
here for several months.
Her Majesty Queen Liliuokalani is in
her usual good health and may be seen
out riding every pleasant day, either in
her carriage or on horseback.
Letters from Mrs. w. G. Parke state
that she will remain in Europe for some
months longer, as her daughter Annie
is not in good health, and that they may
not return to Honolulu till next summer.
Mr. Tarn McGrew, youngest son of DIR.
John S. ,McGrew, OF this city, has en-
tered Stanford University in California,
where he will take the full course. This
400 students.
Mr.. Oliver G. Swain, the popular de-
livery clerk of the Post Office, leaves in
the Alameda to-day for two months
vacation in Oakland, CAL, where his
relatives reside. He has been in the
Post Office here for eight years, having
been appointed in 1888, under the ad-
| ministration of Mr.. Whitney.