The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-13

cry and equipment for a pineapple can
ming plant to be located In Hawaii.
Mr.. Dole is son OF Governor Dole
Robert Levers and wife, who live at
San Jose. have been spending some
days in San Francisco. Levers is a
familiar figure at the Occidental Hotel.
Lewis. Of Lewis & Turk. Is here. tell
ing his friends of the courtesies shown
him by the manager of Oahu jail. On
the trip up Lewis was the life of the
smoking room aboard the Alameda, and
his vigorous word pictures OF political
conditions in Hawaii amused all his
listeners.
1t is understood that w. c. Peacock
has bought or leased the schooner Ju-
liza whalen. for Captain Rosehill's ad-
venturing to the guano island near the
Japanese coast. The schooner Is the
property OF Commodore Nick" Wea-
yer of Samoa, who once sailed the seas
in the Yacht Norma, with Prince" Pc
terson OF Honolulu as Master of the
Revels. Weaver has a suite at the Pal
ace and Hives in great luxury. Peacock
will not go to the island. but will re-
turn to Honolulu soon. He and Rose
hill have had many merry times to-
sether here. and are taken for two old
salts on a prosperous land voyage.
The Bulletin says: The Tennis Club
of Honolulu is one OF the pleasant So
cial features there. and a warm inter-
est Is taken In II by Its different mem
bers. The court Is a fine one. and the
different tournaments are just sig
nal for the appearance OF the smart set
in their prettiest. lightest gowns.
Among the members are s. G.. Wilder.
Mrs. Ivers. Miss Wilder. Miss Gum,
Mrs. Bates and Mrs. Hatch
In a page on ping-pong and Its vogue
among society folk. the Sunday Exam
iner says: Miss George Spieker is
spoken OF as one of the best. She is
out OF the race at present. though. for
she left some days since for Honolulu.
where strange ping-pong is PLAYED with
pairn-leaf fans and little cocoanuts,
they say
II. +. Dillingham; Is at the Occidental.
He 10 as always here up TO his ears in
business. II Is supposed he is endeav-
oring to noat McBryde bonds. Dilllng-
ham expects to return TO Honolulu in
n few days with his daughter. who is
In Oakland. He will hasten back here
Immediately.
George Patterson. who drives a hack
In Honolulu when he Is not spending
his surplus IN travelling and high liv-
ing. Is here.
Joe Marsden. whose purse is as fat
as his opu. has much fame as a sleight
OF hand man. He delights in pulling
coins out OF his friends noses and ears.
and Is as clever as many professional
prestidigitateurs.
Clarence NJ. White Is quite Ill. His
intentions on arriving here from Homo
lulu few days ago were TO proceed at
once TO Idaho. where his father lives.
But he has felt so badly that he has
postponed his journey. He is living at
the Occidental Hotel. The day before
yesterday he had a sudden attack OF
fever which made him fear he would
pass away. He had a physician sum-
moned and to a friend made known
his last wishes. However. he recovered
strength speedily and now looks fairly
we'll. White Is suffering from malaria
OF long standing. He has been given a
six months leave of absence from his
duties with the Oahu Railway & Land
Company. and Dillingham; is per-
sonally interesting himself in his well
fare. Whites father is 70 years old
but still hale and hearty.
Frederick Warde, the tragedian, who
arrived here on the Sierra from Homo
lulu. says he had a very successful sea-
son in the Islands. Ward speaks es-
pecially OF the farewell reception given
him. His entire company are loud IN
their praises OF Hawaii and Its people.
Julia Dean. the charming ingenue of
the NELL Company. Is now with Nat
Goodwin and Maxine Elliott. his wife
and leading lady. Miss Dean had
wearied OF her work with the Neills
and was longing for advancement when
along came Goodwin and saw her in
THE Starbucks" at the California The
ater here He was delfrhted and offer
ed her an engagement She opens In
Boston in September. and meanwhile
is spending the summer in the East
with her mother.
Louise Brownell. the handsome San
Francisco girl who was with the Neilis
In Honolulu. has left that company
also. She has gone East to try her
fate. The Neills are stu at the Cali
fornia and are doing very well. They
produced a new play this week. written
by George Broadhurst. entitled The
Red KNIGHT" which 90 arcCaee