The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-01-03

her mission to secure an award from
Congress for the confiscation Of the
crown lands. The Queen wrote that
she was in good spirits and confident
of success"
George d. O'Neil and wife and F. s.
Peachy of Honolulu. who arrived day
or two ago on the a.ohican, are regis
tered at the occidental hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. a. Spreckels and
Miss Lurline Spreckels have arrived in
Hamburg. Germany. They expect to
spend some time in Europe.
w. s. Dole of Honolulu, a nephew of
Governor Dole. is a guest at the Ross
Ign hotel in Los Angeles.
Mrs. Anna Sawyer and Miss Mary
Barker, who expect to sail from Japan
for San Francisco on January H. Will
stay some days at Honolulu on their
way here.
Edward A. Douthitt, assistant Attor-
General of Honolulu, who was
married here a few days ago, is spend
ing his honeymoon about the city; Mr..
Douthitt was married last week to Miss
Edith Alden at St. Dominic's church.
by the Reverend Thomas G. Clancy.
His father. the late d. William Dout-
HIT. was well-known lawyer here.
Mr.. Douthitt formerly lived at 1909 De-
visadero street, but has been In the
islands for six months or more. He
was formerly associated with Attorney
Peter Dunno a brother of Attorney
Dunno of Honolulu. Mr.. and Mrs.
Douthitt expect to sail for Honolulu
on January 4.
On the Coptic, which leaves here next
Saturday, will sail Miss Katherine Dr.!
lon, and Miss Patricia Cosgrave for
Japan. Miss Dillon has many acquain-
tances in Honolulu, and will probably
be entertained during her short stay
there She gave luncheon a few days
ago at the University Club. to eleven
Of her girl friends. The table was dec
Grated in Jerusalem berries ana greens.
The affair was complimentary to Miss
George Hopkins. The other guests
were: Miss Pearl Landers. Miss Fran
ces Hopkins, Miss Jaqueine Moore.
Mrs. Laurence Scott. Mrs. VIII Taylor,
Miss Bernice Drown. Miss Helen Dean.
Mrs. Augustus Taylor. Mrs. W. s. Mar
tin and Miss Carrie Taylor.
Charles Mccarthy. the well-known
liquor man Of Honolulu, Is spending
the holidays with his family. He had
only recently made a trip here, and
had gone back to Honolulu with the
intention of remaining there, but let
ters came to him from him wife and
from his four little children, which
had to be answered in person. The
McCarthys are staying on Page street,
and had a happy family Chris mas.
Judge George Gear spent Christmas
with his father and other relatives
here. the whole family except A. V.
Gear being brought together again Cor
the first time in some years.
Professor ECkert. head of the Asri-
cultural Experimental Station in Hon
olulu. is here visiting his family. who
live on Clay street. Exert Is on Two
months vacation, and intends 20 re
turn to Hawaii on January %.
j. C. Penney, head chemist at Eva
plantation, is registered at the Grand
hotel. He and Eckert are mu n togath-
er Penney will probably sail fer Hen
olulu today.
Dr. Humphr!s Is at the California.
after n trip East. He may return home
on the steamer CARVING thIs letter
w. e. Burnett. formerly a partner In
the Washington Mercantile Company
OF Honolulu. is nov keeping retail
grocery at Madison ana rwcnty~sev-
enth avenues, Seattle. He 10 prosper
ing in business way. Mrs. Burnett
and children have been visiting her
mother in Montreal. Canada.
FREDERICK OERIEN.