The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-18
PRINCE
AND HIS
BRIDE
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Il be witnessed by Mr.. and Mrs. Parker
Z the brides stepfather and her mother
T and dozen of the intimate friends OF
i the family. The ceremony will be in
formal but a reception to friends will
be held afterward. Miss Campbell is tail
{ and has perfect figure. She is bru-
4 lnette, with much of the Hawaiian grace
/ and loveliness which have made the
women of the Islands noted for beauty.
T She is barely nineteen years old and
Z will bring her husband a dot of over a
I million dollars. Her father was James
+ Campbell, the Hawaiian planter who died
T about a year and half ago, leaving
{ 100000 to his wife and children.
WILL SEE THE QUEEN.
Il Miss Campbell has travelled abroad and
{ | is highly educated and accomplished. In
! Honolulu she was the reigning belle last
I year, and at the Mardi Gras ball of 1901
in that city was chosen queen She has
! magnificent jewels. and former Queen
: Liliuokalani, with whom she is a favor
lite, has given her some of the most pre-
cious treasures Of the monarchy.
In Washington the Hawaiian party Will
spend a week or two, and then will re-
turn to San Francisco and sail for Ho-
nolulu. There Prince David, who is a
nephew of the late Queen Kapiolani,
widow of King Kalakaua, has a palatial
iestate, and with his brides fortune add
ed to that of his own riches, they will be
lavish entertainers in the prodigal fash
ion of the Islands. In Washington the
party will stay at the new Raleigh Ho-
| tel. and will pay their respects to Queen
!Liliuokalani. who Is domiciled at the
Ebbitt House.
The Call had the following announce
ment on the day of the marriage:
| MISS CAMPBELL A BEAUTY.
Today is an important one to Miss Alb
igail Campbell and Prince David Kawa-
nanakoa- Their wedding ceremony will
| be performed at high noon at the Occi-
! dental Hotel. IF all the world loves a
lover" and all the women love bride,
Miss Campbell will get her share of ad-
mration. Yes more, for the usual COM
ment. "she will make a beautiful BRIDE
can be sincerely passed upon her. 1t
would be difficult to find beauty more
! fascinating. Miss Campbell has some
Hawaiian blood in her veins which &C
counts for her rich black hair and olive
complexion. Her eyes are the deepest,
softest. dreamiest brown and her figure
tall and willowy. Her gentle languor
and beautiful English lend the real
charm to her manner, while her gowns
are dreams in themselves. For the Ha-
joyed every advantage of travel and ed
ucation. The gowns for her trousseau
she recently selected in Paris, and they
are certainly worthy of princess. Hav-
ing had a real look at the bridal gown,
1 may say without eXaggeration that it
is poem. Renaissance lace over white
chiffon and taffeta, with all the artistic
touches of a Partisan hand, ought to de-
serve the admiration they will be accord |
ed today.
1t is whispered that Sam Parker. who
has just married Miss CampbelYs moth |
er. VIII be the next governor of the ISL |
ands. and as the bridal couples will visit !
Washington at once there will be a |
strong party with bright future.
The Bulletin published The following |
the day before the marriage took place: |
DAVID AS A HOST.
Prince David Kawananakoa OF Homo
lulu and Miss Abigail Campbell of San !
Jose whose betrothal was announced the |
other day, Will be married Monday at /
the Occidental Hotel. Miss CampbelPs |
mother was married during last week to
Colonel Sam Parker of Honolulu. The |
ladies are the widow and daughter of |
the millionaire, James Campbell, who |
was ships carpenter and made his
money in the Hawaiian sugar planta-
lions. and who was kidnapped and impris-
avenue. this city, by Robert Winthrop.
winthrop is now serving a life sentence
at San Quentin for the crime. Prince
David Is a nephew of the late Queen Ka-
piolani widow of Kalakaua. Kapiolani
left two nephews, Kuleo who was known
as Cupid, and David. who is the elder !
and who would have been king after
Lliuokalani had not the Islands been |
annexed to the United States.
David and Cupid have an estate called !
kapioiani The estate is mortgaged for
s25e.OOO to the Campbells, so that the
marriage of the prince with Miss Camp
Dell will be a benefit to the estate as
Well as great happiness to the prince
bfVid has been gay young man at his
rome in Waikiki. At a single luau he
has entertained 1000 persons, and it is
an ordinary event for him to have 100
guests at the same time. He was the
democratic candidate for Congress from !
hawaii against Colonel Sam Parker, the
republican candidate. The rivals were
always Intimate friends and during the
campaign they spoke so well Of each |
other that Robert Wilcox, the candidate
OF the native party, slipped in and was
elected. Prince David, his bride to be-
her mother and Colonel Parker are all
at the Occidental
FREDERICK O'BRIEN
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