The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-23

again cropped up in conversation. It
happened, however, that this time refer
ence was being made to the Pearl Ian
ders who subsequently made her debut
at the LandeTs-Tallant tea. The name
caught the ear OF the New York club
man, and he besought his friend TO ar
range matters SO that he could obtain an
Introduction to Miss Landers He show
ed so much interest in the prospective
number of artful little schemes in order
to hasten the date and make the intro
duction appear TO be one OF the most
natural things in the world. So very
naturally did il come about that the
clubman was the only surprised one
among the people present. But he had
tact enough to conceal the fact that he
had expected to meet Pearl Lan6ers, the
actress, and not Pearl Landers. the So
ciety bud. Later on hint of the COM
edy &c errors was dropped among his
crOnies. This was only one OF a score
of reasons why the family of Miss Ian
ders of he smart set would be pleased If
the actress would change her name, and
have heard It stated that the actress
was Induced for a consideration 10 add
Lillian to her name. For time she
was known as Lillian Pearl Landers.
nov she is known as Pearl Landers, 1.-The
New American Beauty. Talk
$3.50 -
Mr. Harry Macfarlane came In from
San Francisco on the Ventura.
sss 49,
Miss Gertrude Bates Is the guest Of the
]. Tobins while in Honolulu.
Mr.. ]. T. Hackfeld is in city again
for short business stay.
$3.50
Mr.. ]. Z. Tucker was on the passenger
enrolment of the foreign boat of No
vember 10th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Tobin are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dimond. They eX-
pect to spend the early part of the win
ter here.
Mrs. II. c. Brown. secretary Of the
Young women's Christian Association,
Is spending this week at Mokuleia
Judge w. L. Stanley took the mid
week steamer for the coast. en- route to
and Ireland before returning to the ISL
ands.
Among those at present staying at the
Hawaiian Hotel are Mrs Silas =. Casey
and daughter. Mrs. Casey Is the wife
Of Admiral Casey; T. s. n
My Honolulu correspondent" says n
late San Francisco paper. writes that
one Of the smartest weddings that has
taken place at St. Andrews In an age
was that of Miss Harriet Levers and
Arthur Frederick Wall, on October 18th.
Ii was an evening affair, with recep-
ton at the Levers home at Walk ki fol-
lowing the cathedral ceremony. There
were six bridesmaids, beside the maid Of
honor. The sweet French frOcks OF
white null that her attendants wore
were the gift of the bride. II have never
seen St. Andrews so beautiful" writes
my correspondent. THE decorations
were OF tropical plants, flowers and
ferns. while the altar was a mass of
flowers, with light from many candida
bra. A feature of the reception at Wal 3
XIII was the music, furnished by native
1t was rare moonlight night
and the house and grounds seemed like
glimpse of paradise. When the happy
pair left for Waiahole at midnight they
id not spirit themselves away fas is the
fashion in town. nor did they object to !
the shower of congratulations flung after /
them. Their carriage. even, was dec
grated with flowers and ferns.
Mr.. c. D. Luflsin came In from Maui
ports on the 18th.
1888
Mr.. NJ d. Lowell returned from the
other Islands on Sunday.
Mr. A. ". Carter came IN on Saturday
from Hawaii ports.
1888
Judge Little was an incomes by way
OF the last K.nau.
Mr.. c. II. Prouty is a guest OF friends
IN town, having come over from Hiio
during the week.
$3.50
Miss a. Horner is in Honolulu from :
Hawaii.
Mr.. w b. Greenfield was an arrival
IN Saturday from the rainy isle.
$3.50
Miss Ben Taylor is the CUES; of Mrs.
Charles 3. Cooper.
Mr.. c. II. Christopher Moller who, en-
cute to England from China, remained !;
n Honolulu for some days at the Ha-
yaiian Hotel, left town during the week.
$3.50
Mss McNear. who has been in Homo
ulu for some weeks. returned TO the
cast in the Sierra of the 18th
$3.50 Il
4 theater party which enjoyed the play
N Tuesday evening was composed Of
iiss Nellie White, Miss Naude Gnet.
iajor Potter. Mr.. Atkinson. Mr.. J. Tarn
IcCrew and Mrs. Bird. After the play
supper vas enjoyed at the home OF
irs. Bird
$3.50 Il
a theater party was given IN honor %
T.. Barbour Lathrop on Thursday night {
Z this week at the Orpheum. where the I
pe1iuE night OF the Hogan season was
1joycd. After the performance all re-
AIRED to Camarinos' for supper Among
-s number were Eir. and Mrs. !. n !
latch. Mss Tessie Kaufman. Mrs. May
unn. Miss Widdifeld. Mr.. and Mrs. c.