The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-27

ELSEWHERE
ak About Them
From the
Coast.
MORTIMER STEVENS
IN SEATTLE.
Mrs. E. p. Dole With Her Parents.
Gear and Davis Painting
Things Red.
Especial TO the Adevrtiser.)

mes r. Grant is back again in San
! Francisco. after an absence OF five
weeks in Honolulu.
! Mrs Gertrude Bates. who went to
Honolulu with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph sa-
| for some little time. She writes to
friends here that she Is enjoying her
| self immensely
Robert p Greer is in the city again.
after a lengthy trip to Australia, the
Orient and Hawaii.
Mrs. Edmund 2. Dole, wife of the
attorney genera of Hawaii. is staying
here with her parents, al their resi-
dence. 1913 Ellis street She expects to
be Joined by her husband in a fort
night. and to accompany him TO Wash
ington Ee is called General Dole
quite commonly here. and by many is
supposed to have a high military title.
1t is reported here in newspaper cir
cIes that James Doolittle. who was on
the writing staff Of the Honolulu Re-
publican seven months ago. died in
Denver two months ago of consump-
ton. Doolittle was a grandson of for I
mer United States Senator Doolittle.
a commercial traveller for jewclry
firm who knew Mortimer l. Stevens in I
Honolulu. says that he met him a few |
eells ago in Seattle, where Stevens /
said he was employed on a newspaper. !
Stevens will be remembered as the Ad-
vertiser reporter who was shot by Ed
tor Edwin Gill. of the Republican.
On the morning of December 2Sth
Miss Jennie Morse of this city, daugh-
ter of Milton II. morse, manager Of the
Oriental department of the American
Trading Company, and N j. Sargent
a business man Of Tien-tsin, China
will be married. The wedding will be
a family affair, and take place at the
residence of the brides parents, at 335
Eleventh avenue. Mr.. Sargent has
spent the greater part of his life in
China and Japan, but was born in this
city They will sail for China on the
Doric.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitaker Ray (nee
Piver) are staying at the Hotel Van
Nuys, the most fashionable hosiery OF
Los Angeles. Mrs. Ray has a trosseau.
The beauty OF which would set her
women friends wild with envy. She
has the daintiest and costliest of laces
Ind frills, all her lingerie having been
made to order after her own designs. S
She writes that she is enjoying her
honeymoon to its limits.
Oscar Lewis, partner in the well "
InowD firm of Lewis & Turk OF Ho-
,olulu is lecturing in the saloons of 5
government in Hawaii as controlled by !
he missionaries. Lewis says he is
inalterably opposed to all that is rep
esented by the Dole party, and that
le and Judge Humphreys will never G
est until they have overthrown that /
gang" as Mr.. Lewis calls II. Lewis }
as developed in Hawaii a wonderful
apacity for gin and gufr, and is called
Kanaka Lewis" by the waterfront lu
linaries.
Mrs. Robert Louis Stevenson has
one to the City of Mexico for pro-
Jnged stay Mrs. Stevenson has per
APPS the most artistic home here, and 81
as not closed 1t during her absence c
H T Marsh, of Honolulu, who has OI
cen at the California Hotel for day q
7 two. eft yesterday for the East.
Among those now at the California
Iotel are: Mrs. George Beckley and -
err son and daughter. who have come
ON school TO spend the holidays with
heir mother; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mac
lrlane. and Walter Alice and Guy
Iacfarlane: Mrs. c. 0. Berger, and the II
-isses Minna and Hilda Berger; Mrs. 81
homas Krouse and daughter; Mr.. j. III
Castle and wife; Mrs Foster, who is
friend OF the Macfarlanes. Lieut. L.
H Bahrenburg and wife are at the
alifornia They will go East in a day
two. Lieutenant Bahrenburg is well
nown in Honolulu, where he was in
le United States Marine Hospital ser
ce II
Judge George Gear and George Davis 81
re still at the California Hotel. and -
1parentIy doing something more than iii
aving a high old time. They are to- Of
.ther always. and neglecting none Of DC
ie Christmas cheer. al
The Occidental Hotel will give It's
;ual Christmas banquet on December
to be followed by the annual Christ -
as ball. This is quite an event for
IL Hawaiians who spend their Christ
as at the hotel At present Mrs.
INES Campbell and her daughters are
aging at San Jose, and Prince David aI
awana aakoa is in close attendance e.
Miss Abbe- The prince and the =
ampbells may all come to town for Oh
1ristmas Those at the Occidental IL
otel now who expect TO BE- there for
lristmas are /. Schweitzer and Wife, II
O. RothweU and wife. the former al
ing manager Of Peacock & Co. in US
onolulu: a J. Campbell and wife;
rs Gussie Schmidt. Miss Gay. Mrs. ~,
I'm Holloway and family viii be here ''
r Christmas, and of course. Charles .,
Bishop. who makes his home at the "a
,cidentaI will be there for the h0Il-
Tvs. B. f Dillingham; is also there