The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-28

| A PROPOS OF the coming wedding OF
IA Miss NJ. Belle Farrar and Louis
- Meyer OF the Advertisers reporter
ial stan the Burlington Qa) Hawkeye
says: pretty romance OF the twentieth
century which had its beginning in Bur-
lington. is soon TO eliminate in the mar
riage OF Miss NJ. Belle Farrar and aIr.
Louis Meyer. formerly of this city. Miss
Farrar. accompanied by her mother, Mrs:
+. NJ. Farrar. will depart this evening for
Honolulu. Hawaii, and in this land OF
baimy breezes and sunshine the young
couple will be united in the holy bonds
of wedlock about the first OF May, and
go to housekeeping Immediately in cozy
cottage that is now awaiting its mistress.
Even though their marriage will occur
practically among strangers. to the bride
to be. at least. still. despite the fact that
their friends cannot be present in person,
yet true hearts and best wishes will be
with them ut their nuptials and will con-
time to follow them through their flu
ture happiness.
Miss Farrar's wedding gown is a white
pineapple tissue made over cream colored
silk. The bodice Is tucked and trimmed
with ruffles of the material, the sleeves
with n deep fiounce. headed with rufles
and finished at the bottom with two small
ruffles. She will go. away in tailor
gown of green and gray mixed suiting.
To tell OF the future Mrs. Meyers beau
ty, her vivaciousness and charming man.
nerve would like to mention whole
but alas We dare not-and
her graciousness would result in but a
feeble effort and would only appear dry
and stiff in type when trying to compare
with the dainty subject. Suffice 1t to say,
Miss Farrar is a queen among Burling
tons galaxy CT fair young women and
holds her friends not so much by her be-
comeiincss by her sweet and
sunny disposition and her consideration
Of the wishes and welfare OF her numer-
ous friends and acGuantances. The plac- /
- which knew her OF yore and always
frightened into life when her exhiiarat- !
ing presence was manifest. will miss her. I
lust as we miss the sunlight on a blessed |
spring morn after long weary night, I
when something Is needed to refresh US 4
md drive the webs from our brains. That I
The young lady may have to blush for /
Iur words. We cannot help. it's her own I
'ault
in speaking OF the happy groom-to-be
We fear to go into rhapsodies, because OF I
he universal dislike all newspaper men
nave for telling or themselves in print.
md IL - even more so in this case, as
he IL "a modest as he is brilliant. But
We sincerely hope for forgiveness. as the
coming event permits ~ such extrava-
,ances- Louis Meyer began his journal
site career on the old Journal. edited by
ECO. A Duncan. and from there went to
he Evening Gazette as reporter. succeed
ng In few short months to the city 4
ditorship- But the Hawk-Eye needed ID
he responsible position OF night editor.
alter he purchased half interest in the
Ittunwa News and became editor OF the
heet But the town was too smah for
Iis ideas OF expansion and he returned
nee more TO Burlington preparatory to
aVing for the far west. During the
ending negotiations he served on the !
iurllngton Journal as city editor. His