The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-21

Qren or the lighthouse keepers ana II
was here that she met Mr.. Weiss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weiss are booked to
sail on the Alameda today for Honolu-
lu. They will live at Waialua.
COMING TO LIVE HERE.
When Edward A. Douth'tt, assistant
to Attorney General Dole, returns to
Honolulu after Christmas, he viii bring
back with him a bride who will doubt
less be a welcome addition to society
circles in the. Hawaiian capital. Mr..
Douthitt was married yesterday to
Miss Edith a. Alden, who IS a laugh
ter of Mrs. Victoria Alden, of $40 Devils
adero street. Mr.. Oo1thict was bern in
San Francisco and is well known here
as young man of promise in legal ir-
cles. He has been prominent as a me1n-
Der of fraternal organizations.
He was engaged Ter some time TO
Miss Alden and sshan he departed from
here for HopoluIu fodr or five months
ago. he pIedgeI I'm ~ to -etIrn for
his bride very soon. Mrs. Douthitt is a
very accomplished young woman, OF
quiet tastes, and looks forward with in
tense interest to her future residence
in the islands. The wedding was not
society event and there were only a few
intimate friends present.
NOTES ABOUT PEOPLE.
Major w w Robinson, of the quar-
termasters department of the United
States Army, has gone to Seattle TO en-
deayor to straighten out the affairs of
the Seattle office. Major Robinson has
lately been quartermaste- at Honolulu,
and will leave Seattle for his permanent
post at Manila. He was quarterT1aster
at Seattle before he went II Honolulu
and through some clerical errors the
accounts of the department there were
mixed up.
Z. z. Beeman, the chewing SnIn
man." who was a guest at the Hawaii
an hotel for some weeks = year or so
ago, is now in Los Angeles on a visit.
His home is in Cleveland. Mr.. Beeman
will be remembered ~ Honolulans on
account Of his strange personality. He
is the proprietor OF "Beeman's Pepsin
Gum" factory, and several times mill
ionaire. All his money has been made
out OF gum, and Mr.. 8eeman-perhaps
a, a tribute a. ;hc source II lis wealth
always has a few sticks Of gum in bis
pockets to delight his friends
Hon. Samuel Parker. VINO arrived
here on the steamship Alameda Decem-
Der 10th, in company with his sons, Jas.
and Ernest. and Prince David, left for
the East the next day. His sons have
gone TO San Jose where they viii be
educated.
Miss Nellie Kitchen of Honolulu is a
guest at the California hotel
Andrew Moore formerly manager CT
paaubau plantation, has been here two
weeks after a 'tour Of Europe Mr..
Moore left Paauhau some months ago
. visit his father. The latter, how
yer. died crossing the Atlantic. Mr..
Moore has now come TO san Francisco
md will make this his permanent home.
Ais father was a distinguished engineer
orrneriy connected with the Union Iron
Works.
Mrs. Helen Wilder Graz: VIII spend
christmas at the Occidental Hotel she
! now at jacksonville California
The last steamer from Honolulu
brought news Of the death Of Robert
:. Hind. who in adj ION t. beng
are. sugar planter was heavy h"l--
r of san Francisco real estat'. acquiF-
q within the last eight or nine years.
Z includes about fifty pieces. some eN-
ensive in area and others valuable De
ause of their location The Hind prop
rty is probably worth close TO Sl,ouo'vVe
nd is free from incumbraucc- Roberc
:. Hind vas not only believer IN san
francisco realty. hut improved mucn
T that which ne bought. He leaves
-idov and several children. one ~
-hon. George I. Hind. is the owner
T several pieces Of property. as Vel
: being q resident or this city.