The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-24
SOCIETY
BONBONS

) FEW people see the Home Rule
a=e organ conducted by the 'Prin-
cess Wilcox that some extracts.
| covering 81 per cent OF the current
English issue. will not come amiss in
/, lieu Of u comic column:
Queen Liliuokalani is enjoying herself
at the capital.
She has received several callers and
has been invited TO several dinner par
ties-she is well received in Washington
she will be home again with US IN July
\ The morning rag-t-me says that some
body ought to tell Queen Liliuokalani
THAT all the lachrymose articles which all
the literary bureaus could produce at
once would not help her case for the
crown lands and that at present she is
wasting time and possibly money.
| How is this for new conner to dictate
TO Us what we should do and what ought
TO lee done. l think it is piece of i'm
pudence. The queen has a perfect right
to do whatever she pleases-what have
YOU got to say about 1t!
TIE queen can also spend as much
money as she likes-is it yours?
/ WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. 10, 1902
1 am recovering. L am still in the hands
of the physician who is doing his best;
of course it awill be slow but sure, am
still in bed-eo not be alarmed as it will
]
and also to yourself. Aloha to Mama
and Eva. ROBERT w. WlLCOA.-
! Bis D.
! WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. Is, '02-
Mrs. r. w. Wilcox. Honolulu, Hawaii
(MaI from San Francisco: I am now
greatly improved and better. Doctor de-
ciared all right and soon be well. Thou
sand kisses to Keoua's birthday. Many
kisses 10 you all. Love to Mama and
/ Eva. ROBERT w. WILCOX.
| Delegate Wilcox has improved a great
deal under Doctor Selhaussen and his
brothers treatment and is getting along
| slowly and surely.
| We hope to hear by the next mail that
the Delegate is better.
! The old Missionary organ says in a sar-
castle way, that the article about Mr.
Pains Electric cars in Mrs. Wilcox's pa
per was good for another milk bill OF
$500 We do not see why Mr.. Pain should
not attend to the matter as he had a
perfect right in doing so as he was act
ing for Delegate Wilcox and Mrs Wilcox
under full power.
Mrs. Robert Wilcox made one of the
reporters of the missionary organ apollo
giZe in their paper about some articles
written about Mrs. Wilcox. 1t read as if
it was a letter to her from her husband
She states and says that she is not used
to showing her letters to any one and
especially to reporters OF that paper. 1t
was a good thing that they made the
correction for it would have been their
turn to pay a milk bill instead of Mr.
Pains.
We thank Professor Berger and the
young ladies and all the sweet-voced |
birds of the Band for their kindness in |
playing beautiful airs at the Luau given |
at Delegate WilcoX's home in honor of |
his sons birthday, Jan. 16, 1902.
Mrs. Robert Wilcox will bring suit
against the crown lands as she is the |
granddaughter of Kalokuokam aile, King !
Kamehameha's half brother, it will be |
heard before Congress this session, her |
attorneys are Lawyer Hamilton and !
If our past experience of the 'Tiser !,
yellow Journalism counts for anything it |
is that whatever that paper says it is
that it isn't. And when it says that |
Delegate Wilcox was in eXtremiS,'' it is |
only another illustration of the proverb |
that the wish is father to the thought" |
Mrs. r. w. Wilcox will bring suit |
against that property called the Airing |
ton Hotel and also Campbell property |
between Punchbowl and Likelike street !
and Palace and King street, and also the !
Occidental Hotel grounds. Her attorneys !
are Mr.. Fitch and c. A. Long.
When the Fresno female raisin pickers |
desire to be mated with Hawaiian plan !
tiers they desire good thing, but wheth- |
err their desire will materialize or not |
depends on their good looks, for money |
Is no object with these ''rooSters'' But |
with the Puerto Rican ''belles'' in "the ]
field is looks rather blue for the Fresno |
blondes"
Mrs. Robert w Wilcox thanks the
Governor and Hon. H. E. Cooper for
their kindness in sending the Band to
play on her sons birthday as she ap-
preciated the kindness very much indeed
The luau given by Mrs. Robert w Will
cox was grand affair, the cream of So /
ciety was there. Among those invited
We're Prince and Princess Kalanianaole,
the High Chiefess E. Kekaainiauokalani,
the High Chiefess E. Northumberland,
Miss Lucy Peabody, Miss Lillian Conner
etc, etc.
Luaus were held at Eva and Moanalua
and Kamoiliili on the 10th on account of
celebrating the birthday of Delegate
Wilcox and Mrs. Wilcox's son Prince
Robert neutrality-suspicious. Keoua.
He was years old.
Long live the little Prince is the wish
of the people.
Delegate Wilcox has bill to Congress
to RECON- the Hawaiian money into
United States coins. HE has given this
bill to one of his friends in Congress ton
introduce for him. We think this is a
wise move of the Delegate.
MINISTER wUs TOAST.
How Ha Ansuered tn 0Tha Iadies,