The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-16

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ticles of food-sandwiches and beer Z
almost broke up a local restaurant In .
its attempt to- supply the frequent calls
for more" The original plan was to
have five sandwiches for each of the $50 .
persons expected, but when the COM
mittee began to count the number OF
those really present it was found that .
there were nearer 300 persons present
and instead of 750 sandwiches-and
beer in proportion-they would need
about 1000. The contract was let to the
Grill restaurateur and he leisureiy pc
gan to make up the required NUMBER
chicken sandwiches too. One Shriner
broke the record by eating twenty
sandwiches, a dozen more ate bakers
dozen each and the man with the record
Of twenty began over again. : lenetn
the demand for chicken sandwiches be-
came so great that relay hack sys-
tenn was started. Finally the muscles
in the cooks arms began to give out
and the sausage machine was requlsl-
toned and the proprietor, coat off and
sleeves rolled up, went to work on the
crank with a VIII and literally turned
the filling out in pounds
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| More definite news of the death of
Miss Rowena Jehu. has been learned by
a private letter received by gentle
man now visiting in this city. One OF
!; the surviving women from the Rio dis
aster who was the companion of MISS
iJehu on the trip which brought sorrow
into so many homes, tells story when
| shows that the young lady was in fair
way to be rescued and was already in
, None of the ships boats when, in the
lEuddenness of the vessel's sinking
huge spar toppled over, crushing the
: boat like an egg shell and sending its
Occupants to watery graves. Inc nlShI
, BEFORE the disaster and just before re-
, firing. Miss Jehu announced that she
, intended to rise early in the morning
. so as to see the Golden Gate by SUM
, rise The survivor says she, too arose
early and had just completed her toilet
when the ship crashed upon the ma
den rocks She Immediately OWNED
the nature of the stoppage and rushed
for the deck AS she passed MISS
q Jehu's stateroom she peered in, calling
+. for her, but she was not in the room
T. She went on deck and saw several wo-
. men in one of the ships boats which
!, had lust been lowered. Then the YES
o sci began to go down, spar crashed
= over the side directly upon the boat
4 and that was the last she saw OF these
A people. The writer stated that the fam
J. lily and friends of Miss Jehu were al
. most frantic over"her death and were
% hoping against hope that her oody
n would be found.
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n The Hawaiian hotel was a scene OF
R. beauty last night during the rendering
O. of the concert program, complimentary
IS to the visiting Shriners and the off1cers
# of the Austrian cruiser Donau and o.
n-lthe English flagship Warspite. Th'
r. grounds were ablaze with lights ant
Mt flags and bunting greeted the eye
We every turn The evening was perfec
r. and in consequence the grounds, la
F. tnais and promenades were throngeo
A.. Upon the lanai Mr.. F. A. Schaefel
B. Austrian Consul for the Hawaiian is
re lands. entertained Captain Hauss an
IN. his staff of officers from the Dona'
r. while the British officers fraternize
IN. with them like all true sons of Mars !
- times of peace. The Donau's band wa
az in attendance but did not play. A re
,s+ t11rn concert will be given by the latte
- before the vessel sails for other port
arg The concert was replete with airs rem
a~S iniscent of Vienna and the Blue Danut
yirl and was greatly appreciated by the vi:
ola iting naval officers
an,
tie: Wagnerian musicale under II
I'd: ansDices of the Kilohana Art Leagl
~ will be given next Thursday evenlr
oe; in the league rooms in the Progre
cd: block 1t is to be a social as well as
red musical treat and bevy of the pre-
Ter. test of society's debutantes will be
ma attendance on a number of tea tabl
irl; to be placed in the corridors and a
Isle Joining rooms where light refreshmen
try will be served. A long program n
aef- been arranged for the occasion WIN
as will be interpreted by number of t
ur- leading musicians of the city.
pest S@ ~
son. With two foreign war vessels In pc
Os- Honolulu is in the throes of a soc
1ool excitement which it has not experlenc
aisy for many long month. The Austri
ena war vessel Donau has been here ma
,les, DAVIS hut the Warspite with an Engil
orge Rear Admiral and glittering ST
aboard. is a recent arrival. The o
GERS have been engaged in making OF
nifty formal calls so far. Their presence
the the city, together with those OF the
the iting Shriners causes kamaainas to s.
men at seems like the days OF the M
and archy."
does ~ "
the Mrs. Edward D. Tenney gave pr
nose ty luncheon on Thursday in honor
able Mrs. w. s. Waller of San Francis
car Covers were laid for the follow
Miss guests: Mrs. Andrew Fuller, Mrs j.
The Gilman, Mrs. r. D. Wa1bridge, Mrs
cha c. widdifield Mrs. Teuney, Mrs. Is.
ilder Dillingham;. Mrs. M. NJ. Estee
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Mrs Edward D. Tenney was\
prog hostess at a delightful dinner pa
the given on Wednesday evening in no
f as of Mr. Barbour Lathrop of New u
put covers being laid for nine. The GU
pro- were Dr. and Mrs. Charles b. COO
Y the Mrs. NJ. c. widdifield, Mr.. and
very Gerritt P. Wilder, Mrs. Mary Gum,
es OF Murray.
the 49,, -
( the Hon Henry e. Cooper will enter
o ar at a mems luncheon today at his &C