The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-09


yarht stopped on the way 90 Singz-
pore. we're yoa permitted TO go on
Shore
Very seldom Sometimes we would
leave the vessel for . day or SO. but
never for longer period The count,
however. would often go ashore and
leave me alone on the yacht Once II
Singapore be sent me Of TO the vessel
in storm. attended only by a Chi
uese boy and black sailor
Had yoa 10 personal attendant p
only once during the voyage. ana
then he maid I employed in Sydney.
She left the vessel at Yokohama be
cause she was frightened almost TO
death by the typhoon We had passed
through"
At mis- point Of the countess story
an adjournment OF court was taken
until O'Clock. One or two witnesses
will be called 10 corroborate the fair
plaintiff, after which the case will be
submitted. There is little doubt tina,
the divorce will be granted. The count
is nov in Austria and has no inteu-
tiontion Of making active opposition
10 the suit He is, however. represent.
ed By Attorneys Loewe and GgtscE.
Mr.. Loswe was present in court
this morning. he took copious notes
OF the testimony, but made no objec-
ton TO the procedure or the evidence
elected
James B. Castle on Friday afternoon.
in nonor OF her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Allan White, was a most charming af-
fair. Tea was served on the lawn
within the shadow of the palace now
in progress of erection. The lawn 10
one OF the prettiest in Honolulu, ex-
tending to the Pacific, which can be
viewed in all its glory from the broad
lanais OF the new mansion. The
mountain view is just as grand at the
other side, and it is hard to imagine
anything more beautiful than the
combination OF mountain and ocean
scenery.
One can get no idea whatever from
the outside of the house, as it is built
purely for the enjoyment of its own
ers. and not for the outside world.
One sees the object of this when once
inside. and EXPLANATIONS of wonder
and admiration were heard on all
sides as the beautiful panorama UNI
folded itself.
This tea is only one OF a series
which Mrs. Castle will give for her
sister-in-law. The guests were Mrs.
F. NJ Swanzy. Mrs. c. B. Cooper,
Mrs. WaIbridge, Miss Parke, Mrs.
Glade. Mrs. Arthur Brown. Mrs. A G.
HAYES. Jr., Mrs. Gerrit Wilder, Miss
Adams. Mrs. E. D. Tenney and Mrs.
George Davies.
The San Francisco Chronicle OF No
vember 9th contained the following
telegram;
New Haven, Nov. 26.-Probably
the longest journey ever made to see
a football contest was that of George
Carter and wife, who came half way
across the Pacific ocean and crossed
this continent, travelling thousands
of miles, to see Yale defeat Harvard.
Carter is an old Yale tackle, and ne
and his wife left home in Hawaii on
November 18th. The sole purpose of
their visit to this city was TO see the
great football contest, and they ar
rived here on Friday after steaming
across the Pacific to San Francisco
and a ride across the country in the
fastest express trains. Carter and
his wife left this city on their return
trip tonight. To a World reporter
Carter said:
1t was worth all the energy cx-
pended to see such victory for Yale.
| would come again 10 see it. 1t was
the first good chance | have had 10
cheer for Yale in years, and | made
the most of it
Mrs. William G. Irwin has evidently
been dazzling San Francisco with her
jewels. Judging from the following ex-
tract:
Never have we seen anything SC
superb, says San Francisco paper,
"as the diamonds Mrs. Irwin has been
wearing. They have been the talk
Of the audience between acts. On
night she wore a black net
gown sprinkled all over with silver
spangles, and in her hair a spangled
ornament. Around her neck was a
rope of diamonds and three strings
of pearls. On her corsage she had
what looked to me from where | sat
like huge butterfiy-or was it
bird ?-solidly set in diamonds. She
was aglitter from her mead to her
heels. To me the effect was as if she
had been literally covered with FIRE
flies"
x
Some one says Hobson is. engaged.
This all comes from the Orient, where
he met the young lady during a recent
trip to Nagasaki. Those on the same
ship say he is perfectly lovely SO
do a good many others, Dame Rumor
says, who have kissed him. So pre-
sumo the young lady is to be con