The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-09

ment of the marriage VI
Peterson and Miss Helen Asne ~
= White, daughter of the ice KING y.
not more tnan IVY 81
90 comes the news of their sep Fl
;, .at;on The daughter of the king ana
49,, ,,,ife of the prince" of Honolulu
,v;I he made single again If Mrs. Feter- a
~, has her way about it. she mas pe
I'm an action for divorce against h
e.I,ert" and the papers were served On
him last week Just after the arrlVai oi
the Sonoma from the Coast me A,
taoric romance which began ae IL.
Iou,o,,an hotel Is as suddenly brought &
to an end and in the near future Der.
No., he free to look about FOR NO. q.
The Examiner on January 70 Das tie
following relative to the domestic al
fairs of Mr.. and Mrs. +. =. .. Feleiooii
(nee White): .;,oa
The steamer Sonoma, which salleo
Yesterday for Australia by way OF no
rol,,,n carried a surprise for Prince
peterson of the Hawaiian metropolis.
The mail conveys the news 10 the
"prince" that his wife has begun pro-
iceed,nes for divorce in Worcester,
Mass.
The romantic wedding of the couple
two wears ago is still well remembered
here. The bride was Miss Helen Agnes
White, the daughter of an eastern
ice king. With her mother, MISS
White was on a trip to Honoiliu anu
the prince was the real thihs III
the seaport. He had inherited com
for+ah,e income from his father ana
spent it freely. When sugar slochs
tool, a boom and everybody got SUD
denly rich. the prince was right in
the front ranks He was declaring dfvi-
4 dands when the Whites arrived. anu
Immediately he became all attention TO
the ice kings daughter. 1t Is SAID tnal
he made a wager that the girl would
be his before she left Honolulu. ne
won the wager for they We're secretly
K married by night before the steamer
l. sailed and the young couple never tolo
Mrs. White until the vessel reached
. port.
Id The maternal blessing was extended,
IL and all seemed we'll. The Prince is
in Honolulu, not spending as much as
n he used to, and now his chances are
lie zero of ever being the ice man.
til .&&.&
ne Society circles will be interested in
the following news item from the Cali,
lis which may be worth remembering, as
Is it is possible that both the battleshlp
Indiana and Miss Tittemore may call
III at Honolulu en- route to San FRANCISCO
from Nagasaki: Miss Margaret Title
at more society belle of Des Moines
Iowa, is said to have donned mems
clothes, secreted herself on board the
battleship Indiana at Nagasak1, Japan
and to be en- route to America Las
IN. fall the girl became betrothed TO Lieu
tenant Dean Of the army. He was or
dered to the Orient and Miss Tittemor'
persuaded her prospective mother-in
ot,o hor f0
the wedding might be performed. Upol
arriving at Nagasaki they learned tina
the lieutenant was on duty in China
Miss Tittemore refused to proceed int
the Boxer region. although the youns
mans mother determined to so To SCI
her son. Miss Tittemore was left a
Nagasaki She wanted 10 come home
but could not get ship. The battle
ship Indiana was about co start TO
America. So, according TO the story
the young woman conceived the ide
of returning on the man-of-war as
stowaway. 1t is asserted that she wa
va successful.
on
lahi forelSh newspapers aliiouiioe eitS ie
eet turn TO stage NE ana triuInphs
Helen Dauvray, well known in Honolulu
as the wife of Albert G.. Winterhalte
~
tenant Winterhalter had a romanti
courtship in Honolulu when he wa
here on the Bennington and she was
guest at the hotel. Many girl woT
go dered where this good-looking Office
spent his hours off duty, but it was a
'lexplained when the engagement wf
ANNOUNCED. They were married in Ne
York. The Winterhalters We're popl
lar couple when he was stationed llel
three or four years ago, and Mrs. VIII
ternalter declared that when it was
question of stage or society that 81
would choose the latter every tim
But the usual fascination of the foo
lights has conquered. Helen Dauvrs
has written we'll known manag
asking for a New York opening durir
her husbands absence, as he has bee
assigned to the China station. MAJ
Scott, familiar to Honolulu society
Mrs. Neville Castle, says she is anlb
tious to prove that only lady can a
a lady. And then there is the vast arm
that are on the stage to elevate 1t.
.&.%.x
4 Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Cooke of this eli
Swere in New Haven ON January q al
entertained at dinner the members
sthe Yale Hawaiian Club. Among tho
Ylpresent were C. Montague Cook
Richard Cooke, George Cooke, FIR,
!. J J
! Alexander, Robert Bond, w. B. Godfre
Jr, Henry P. Judd, Fred Baldwin, Mi
4 Alice Baldwin, Miss Lefferts of Broo
/ lyn, Miss Brewer of New Haven. M
I ard Mrs. Cooke returned to New Yo
the next morning and sailed for Euro
or their Mediterranean tour the folio,
ing Thursday. They will return
April.
&.x.8
Amcrg the passengers to the nation
capitol during the last week In Janua
was Manager Pain of the Hawaii
Tramways Company and his brio
They went there from New York a
were entertained by Delegate and NJ
Wilcox at dinner. They spent one d
there. and returned to New York
travel homeward by way Of Niaga
. Falls He and his bride returned