The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-06

HYoNOLULU society for this patriot
III ic week might be viewed in the
"A national colors. There's the
laughing. happy, noisy group of Reds.
who have gone to the races or the we'd
dings or the picnics, who have danced
at the boat houses or dined and been
wined at the hostelries, who have wav-
ed their flags. fired off the bombs. set
going the pinwheels or shouted delight
at the z-r-r-r of rockets as they streak
ed their gorgeousness across the sky.
There are the Blues. who have watch
ed the ships go out to sea with longing
eyes, perhaps because those same out
going ships have carried away those
whose presence was the sum total of
the happiness of the watchers. and
whose absence made it all mean
What's this duh town to me?" Per-
haps because they are the strangers
within our gates to whom on holidays
the Islands seem less home to whom.
because they
Stayed the homesick, homesick feet
/ Upon a foreign shore
Haunted by native lands, the while,
And blue, beloved air"
( the time of the Fourth has not meant a
pleasure season. Perhaps because they
4 are the disconnected ones who have not
been able to reach the having of the
! fancied) needed change-the maiden
who talks of her greenish-white. hue
that in the tropics supplants, she says,
all rosiness of cheeks, and who quotes
as apropos of what is TO be her portion
the reply of the kindly inclined chum
who commenting when her friend re-
marked, my face is my fortune, said,
Its no crime to be poorl'-the mala-
rial idea-d, who fret for the cool winds
of the Coast: the theater-hungry who
talk of the Henry Miller season and
Blanche Bates.
Then Iast-last, but by all that stands
for appreciation of blessings bestowed
not least-is that part of society maze
mn of those who with the seeing eyes
hooking out through the white light Of
truth declare unhesitatingly that no.
where is there more pleasure to be hae
than in these glad Islands OF ours
where the sea and sky, valleys ant
!, hills hold out an ever-opeh invitation
IN those who will realize the chances
given for pleasure and perfect health
Where but here does the sea frolic tn
wear away for the bather and boaters
special qualification?
Where more than here are there en-
chanting drives and walks and cyciers
roads to blow the color into pale cheek
, and spread before the beauty-lover pan
Dramas of gorgeousness? And wher
hut here with a background of tropi
skies banked up with snowy Clouds 10
tho Pofnciana Regias to flame agains
, has nature paid more glorious triput
I, of red, white and blue?
8&@
Mr.. and Mrs. William Montross e le-
ham gave farewelI olI,Hg = $50,
evening in honor of DR.. Z. 3. Coopei
Beside The guest of honor there Wer
rraeent DIR and Mrs. J. S. McDonaIo
Dr and Mrs. j. S. McGrew, Dr' an
Mrs p. Meyers, Mrs. c. c. Nichols, Nj
RUDE Berger and Captain Drew
S&S =
NJ smith and Mr.. Stewart, old-tH
q friends from the former home OF IN
: charles B. Cooper, are in town Tor
week, They are domiciled at the h 1a
v,aiian Hotel, whence they VIII mar
their sightseeing jaunts IN aoiloiui
before going on TO China ana ia pan
II Among the kamaafnas Iooked ~
Y,ba steamer China are Mr.. aIt}/N1r'
Henry Waterhouse, Mrs. A b. WOO
III Miss Nora Sturgeon, Mr.. Il. r Dliiiiis
II ham. Mr. Albert Raas.
,eI Dr Charles B. Cooper was oeeI
with beautiful 1eis on the oepar tu r
{. Of the Zealandia on Tuesday last' On
many friends were at the whaii 70 "
y. him Godspeed.
Mrs. G. ohrt, of Lahaina, was
ont Going passenger en- route TO fol
land. ore. where she goes FOR eilahs
: of climate because of continued
te health. -,
~ Mr.. Robert w. Shingie mas ut
the Mist cottage, on Makikl SUI
Wilder avenue, where his molhsl e. .,
= Younger brother viii reside Ior the -
ture.