The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-09
HAWANANS
ABROAD
GovernorDolea and
Others Return
Soon.
Especial to the Advertiser.)

few as guests and faces familiar In the
Pacific Paradise do not greet one often.
Most OF the leading residents OF the
Territory who have arrived here within
the past month have tarried only a day
or two and then rushed on eastward.
Not a few have gone to Washington
Governor Dole Is expected to be here
very soon en- route to Honolulu. as
also George Carter and Lorrin Thurs
ton. w. o. Smith and F. M. Hatch
4 staid but a few hours before they took
train for the National capital.
SOCIETY NOTES.
Miss Florence Moore. who returned
recently from Honolulu. was the guest
OF honor at n luncheon In Los Angeles
/ last Friday. Those present were
| Miss Moore. Miss Eva Young. Miss An
4 ma Roberts. Miss Lottie Harris. Miss
Mamie Dalton. Miss Dorothy Robert
| son, Miss Helen Parker. Miss Agnes
Littleboy. and Miss Emma Eyraud.
The dining room was artistically dec
GRATED with Hawaiian curios brought
by Miss Moore from Honolulu. Lels
were worn by all the guests and the
dishes were calabashes. placed on ia
pas. There was no poi served, but ALI
gator pears. taro and some other Ha-
guests. A little talk OF Hawaiian
scenes was given by Miss Moore.
Society misses the Herrins. who are
| now sojourning In Honolulu. Sally
Sharp. the society editor OF the Call.
| says II never saw a girl. sail away
and leave such n dearth OF happiness
behind her as did Catherine Herrin. 1
| She left for Honolulu last week and
people miss her terribly. Her friends
are all talking about IL. / heard one |
girl say TO another: i am so glad you |
have come. I have been so lonely since |
Catherine left The other replied: |
Why. do you know. that's just why 1 |
looked in. Am 30 blue without her."
/, Miss George Spleker Will remain two /
months In Hawaii She was hostess at /
a luncheon In honor OF Miss Underhill /
Friday. at the Spieker home on Devil
sadero street.
Mrs. Charles w. Hathaway and Miss
Hathaway who recently returned from i
Honolulu are at the Occidental.
Alfred II. Gurrey Jr.. the civil engi-
neer who has been with the Rapid
Transit Company since the inception
of that enterprise. Is registered at the
Occidental.
Town Talk says: Miss May Buchly /
OF Berkeley was the guest OF honor at
n reception on April Bird at Ainahau.
near Honolulu. where Princess Kaiu-
LAM resided until she passed away some
years ago. The reception was given BY
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Rothwell. The
magnificent old residence with Its sur
rounding acres OF cocoanut groves was
gay with laughter and mirth. The two
drawing rooms. divided only by fiuted
pillars and n grilled archway. were
used for dancing. At the foot OF each
arch were potted palms. while in one ,
correr high upon the table. were
stalks OF white striped bamboo, cherry ,
The Railways and verandas were sim ,
ilarly treated. Behind a curtain OF 7
palms and ferns a quintet OF Hawaii {
ans played and sang native melodies.
to which the guests danced. The dance Y
began at o'clock and the first num- 5
Der was led by Prince and Princess
Il
The Bulletin says: Bishop Nichols OF 4
California and his daughter. Miss Mary 1
were the motifs of a charming h
lawn party at Honolulu by Mrs. L. ID. n
Tenney. A delightful luncheon was 4
served under the trees. after which the a
Bishop gave a little talk on the porch d
" the handsome colonial mansion
which was decorated with the Ameri-
can and Hawaiian flags. Among the
guests were the Prince and Princess
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. NJ
Hatch. Bishop Willis. Mrs George Her
bert. Mrs. Ivers. Miss Scott. Rev and
Mrs. Alexander Macintosh. Rev. Can
On kitcat
PERSONAL NOTES. l.
Frederick warde. the tragedIan and p
company. who leave today for Homo Il
ulu. have been playing for the last
ew days at Oakland. n;
On the Sonoma are Axs. James J.
ieary. Miss Annie Geary Miss Mary .,
/. Powers and Miss Alice Brady OF m
oakland. who will stay in Honolulu for M
few weeks. ~
w. r. vickery. the picture dealer. -
md wife. who returned a few days ago
rom Honolulu. sing the praises OF the q
Stands to all they meet a,
The Los Angeles Times says: Mr..
nd Mrs. Bryan. en- route TO the East a
rom visit OF several months to their
on In Honolulu. were the guests OF DIR. .r
nd Mrs. Aldrich yesterday at No. 1924 =.
ark Grove avenue. They bring word :.
Z notable work which Is being ac- \.
by Prof. Bryan. who is as
Triting n book OF scientific value ON =.
The Birds OF Hawaii" The eastern IN
uests saw the collegiate life OF Ha-
rail-. and are deeply impressed with 9.
he excellence OF the work being ac- az
ompll.h-d In the building up OF Amer ="
IAN ideals.
II. Laws wants to be expert account
mt for the San Francisco Board of
supervisors. II 10 said here he was L,
'rInerly attorney general OF the Ha- ID
Iaiian republic. IN
Walter Scott. a well known society Or
ian. leaves for Hawaii He will be Bs
'edded about June 3. tn
The Call s""s: Bishop Nichols and TT
Is daughter. Miss Mary Nichols. are Az
ne recipients OF numerous hospitali-
es IN Honolulu. CO
Colonel McCandiess and son are reg tie
tered at the Occidental Hotel. lui
Attorney Robbins. who was the hero tn
the push buttons" episode In At
'rley General Dole's office over two Le
-srs ago. will sail for Honolulu next ca
eek. so
The Bulletin says: Mrs. Jane Stan To,
'rd. Mrs John ID. Spreckels and Mrs Gu
ands Forman are at present in Homo un
liz and are guests at the Moana Ho-
u. waikiki The party VIII make a 4
nv OF several weeks. \ great deal M
attention Is being paid the- and b
ieir visit Is being made in every way su
lost delightful. r
Arthur Meyer has come back from
onoluiu. whittier he We for r IN