The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-16


With the drinking of toasts speeches
We're in order, and Mr.. NELL is not only
most entertaining talker himself, but
he has the tactful wit which offers sug-
sestlon as TO Introductory topic for those
upon whom he calls for impromptus
or Captain Herman he begged for
verbal testimonial as to the impression
made by the members of the troupe upon
the >. ). Alameda's master, and it is
hardly necessary to say that the speech
In reply was an enthusiastic eulogy with
reminders of ship-board incidents that
evoked much laughter. From Mr.. Wells
OF Maui, who was a fellow passenger on
the trip down, Mr.. Neill wanted an eS-
PLANTATION as to how he could possibly
prefer another island to Oahu, and it
was Immediately evident Ito all good
Honolulans) from the hating nature of
the response. that it is circumstance not
inclination. which keeps Mr.. Wells else
where.
With DR.. Myers. Mr.. Nell was rem!n-
iscent DR.. Myers is a friend of the old
home days, and the South" might have
proven an "open sesame" although the
Doctor says he never makes speeches,
had IL not been for the fact that almost
Immediately reference was made to the
Doctors recollections of the once fam
Gus Julia Dean-Hayne. aunt to the fair
girl at his side. This suggested the get
! ting of a picture now In possession of
! likeness between the face smiling out
from its oval of antique gold. and that
! of the girl in whose hands 1t lay that
prophecies of future greatness were i'm
mediately the portion of Miss Dean.
Anticipating the nature of Mr.. Shin
| gles remarks, Mr.. Neil explained that
he had designedly left calling for them
until the last. that they might appropri-
ately come in with dessert, as they
would doubtless bear upon the subject
of-sweets. At this Mr.. Single was Wis
IDLY embarrassed, and hastily changed
the direction of his chances from across
the table, until Mr.. NeilI explained fur
Their that he referred to-sugar. Where
upon Mr.. Single had no difficulty in dis
coursing voiubly for some few minutes,
and so glowing a future did he paint
along that line that the Neills, one and
all, decided instanter (as voiced by Mr..
NeilD' to come back here and settle per-
manently-some day.
Among those who enjoyed the hospital
ity of the Neills and wished Mss Forbes
all good fortune in the years to come,
were Miss Mary Forbes. Miss Julia
Dean, Miss Louise Brownell, Miss Lucille
Spinney, Miss Lillian Andrews, Mr.. Mac
Wears, Mr.. Gilbert Gardner, Mr.. John
Burton, Mr.. George Bloomquest Mr.. f.
Gardiner-Jones. Mr.. Scott-Seaton, Mr.
Peck, DR.. Myers. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Pettus. Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Boyd.
MI w els, MI. 11ODeTC SnlnRle,
Mr.. Thos. Wall. Miss Davis, Mr. and
Mrs. Lake. and Captain Herman.
&.%.&
Mr.. George II. Angus returned last
Saturday in the Kinau from Hilo.
$3.50
Mr.. A. Haneberg returned from the
other Islands on the 9th.
DR.. Derby has been quite i'll Mt his
home during the week.
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Mrs. Marston Campbell and son have
gone to Oakland. where they will visit
with relatives for number of months. |
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DIR. Fred W. Hodgins. brother of DR.. !
a. G.. Hodgins of this city. has come to /
TO locate.
Mr.. Andrew Adams came in from Maui
on the last Claudine.
Mrs T. W. Hebron and child. who
have been visit to Maui. returned
home early in the week.
Mr. ]. Z. Cooke was an incoming pas
senger on the last Claud:ne-
Mr.. T. c. Ridgeway, who has been the
guest Of his brother, DIR. Ridgeway Of
rtturned TO Hilo In Tuesdays
Iinau.
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The home of Princes David and Cupid
It Waikiki Is again a center of social
Ictivity as in the days when King Kala-
Iaua was on the throne and entertained
here. Since the return OF Princess Ka- ]
it's doors have been thrown
pen every second Tuesday, and the call
rs find much to entertain them. Not
My in the lanai reception hall, where j
ne princess receives. but also the con-
ervatories, with their beautiful flowers
he aquarium and the park. where the {
angaroos and birds which Prince Cupid
imported from Australia source
( general interest There Is much in
he old royal home to recall the days of
oyalty, and the two princes have added
realty to the collection of curios and /,
TT treasures.
Lieutenant Dougherty of the Twenty !
ighth United States Infantry. and his 2
life, whom we knew Miss Martha
fong. are returning to Manila, from
here they went only three months ago /
, Vancouver barracks. Washington. a
hortly after their arrival at the latter r
lace. Lieutenant Dougherty's company
as included in one of the two battalions
-dered back TO the Philippines. v
MI Marston Campbell is in the rainy #
ty. :.
Mr.. II. B. Gehr was an outgoing pas f
niger on Tuesday for the other ISL
Ids.
,x,Iy& Il
Mr.. Carl Wfdemann has gone to Ka- p
aihae. C.
1888 :
Col Sam Parker took the steamer early
the week for Mahukona.
$3.50
AT the fair to be given this afternoon
ON u to in aid of st. Peters Chinese
lapel. in the school room of st. An
ew's Cathedral. there are to be salable b
ings at the tables of the ladies of the al
lapel, Mrs. KitCat and others. Miss OF
1con.tnnnd an I9nra IL