The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-05

turn by the variety and giddiness of his
attire.
Always neatly dressed. week spent
i'm the tailors' and haberdashers' shops
here. has gained him a wardrobe which
will make Bert Peterson, Robert Shin
gle. and the other dudes. retire to Tan
talus. to hide their sorrow Especially
has the society dentist laid himself out
I'm his purchase OF shirts. The color or
| some of these will rival the blues of Wal
kiki's water on a brilliant day. the pinks
will make Paul Isenberg's jovial visage
dull-looking. while the greens would
make n shamrock wilt with envy. Gross
| mans ties are the creations or artists.
+ will not speak OF his socks. except
! TO hint that each pair is lyric, and that
I there are scores OF pairs.
NOW A LEADING LADY.
Pretty Mary Forbes. who only a few
months ago made her debut on the stage
! with the NELL company, is to play the
| leading part next year in Barbara
Frietchie" Mrs NELL has been playing
Barbara. but Mrs. Neill is getting tribe
old for such roles. When the NELL COM
pany put on the Maryland drama some
months ago. although Mrs. Neill won
merited applause by her charming por-
trayal of the Frederick maiden, yet the
part was too eXacting for her, and she
and her manager husband. James NELL,
have wisely prepared Miss Forbes to
succeed her Miss Forbes Is the daugh-
ter of Professor Charles Forbes. who
occupies the chemistry chair at Columbia
University. He is the inventor or the
Eastman dry plate. known to all photog-
I raphers. She is a niece OF Mrs. Neil.
and will be remembered a tall willowy
blonde OF the Gibson type. When last
here she was very raw in her acting, but
, Is said to have improved considerably.
, The Neills are now in Los Angeles.
PERSONAL.
Miss Margaret Danielson, or San Fran
cisco. who was married on the thirteenth
OF this month I'm Honolulu to Wilmer W.
Yount. Of that city. is well known here
as a leading member OF the Swedish
Lutheran Church. Miss Danielson for
merly lived at $50 Post street
Mrs. s. Kubey is booked on the Ala
media With her is Miss Nathalie Yehl of
this city who will be her guest in Ho-
nolulu.. Mrs. Kubey held a reception the
day before yesterday and was hidden
farewell by her many friends here.
The rumors of Cupid having fed from
the Harry MacfarIane menage are not I
credited by the friends OF the couple !
here Despite assertions and innuendos |
OF that tenor IL is believed here that |
the reports are merely spiteful gossip. J
Certainly Mrs. Macfarlane's letters to her I
former chums here betray no unhappi- |
ness. The Chronicle says in its society !
column OF last Sunday: The Ventura |
friends of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Macfar-
lane from Honolulu. Mrs. Macfarlane be-
fore her marriage was the popular Miss
Polly Dunn OF this city. She Is at pres
ent at the Macfarlane ranch, sixteen
miles out of Honolulu. and she is enter
tanning quite a house party with the as
sistance OF the Macfarlane sisters. Mr..
owing to the recent death OF
his uncle. is a very busy man these
days. for many of the duties formerly rs
nod fx-r hi 4
Bros. have devolved upon the
nephew. He has time. however to spend
Sundays with his wife and his sisters at
the ranch. where there is always jolly
houseful Of guests.
Walter Scott is to be married in June
At Honolulu. He will bring his bride
here Immediately after the wedding and
hey will make their home here ,
Mrs c. H Anterior and three daugh- |
ers. who are registered at the Occidental
Hotel. will leave for the East at once.
Apartments are being reserved at the
Occidental for Governor Sanford B. Dole.
Who Is expected here the day after tomor- ,
-ow. Many other rooms have been asked r
or by prominent Honolulans and il is
.vident that many leading Hawaiians sre :
expected on the Sierra !
The Press Club will have tinks next ,
Tuesday night. Among those who will !
the newspaper men and their :
quests Will be Patton and Morris. who l.
will talk on Hawaii. and illuminate their i,
lpeeches with lantern slides. The Ha-
vaiian musicians. who accompany Patton
md Morris. will sing at the Jinks.
Addison Miner. the painter. who for
nerly rambled about Honolulu. is here
Il the home Of his sister. Mrs. Chase.
lie has dotted the perennial knickerbock-
rs. but wears a straw hat with scarlet +
which demands the attention Of
III who behold it. 1 am arranging for ;
N Interview with him in which he will
i've his opinions Honolulu society. n
Re has not consented yet to talk on this
ubject. but / hope TO persuade him. II II
am successful the readers OF the Ad-
ertiser may look for a very interesting
tory. and those who have earned the
OF the fat painter may shudder Il
4 anticipation. e
FREDERICK O'BRIEN Il