The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-06

The hiring of horse and buggy and
the Moana Hotel at Waikiki several
weeks ago, were the beginnings of an
episode which has achieved information
al newspaper notice. Captain and Mrs.
Glen Collins, he Of Her British Majes-
1y's Coldstream Guards, and she the
famous american Beauty Rose" or
formerly Miss Nathalie Schenck of
New York, hired the buggy and started
on the ride which ended disastrously
for Mrs. Collins, for by the breaking
OF a pin which held the shafts to the
buggy proper, the horse ran away,
dragging Mrs. Collins and disfiguring
her nose.
The Disagreement of the nose i'm
mediately caused the couple to plan
to return to New York, although they
had been here but few days. From
New York Mrs. Collins has gone to
Europe that her beauty may be saved
by the closest medical attention. An
eastern paper describes Mrs. Collins
adventures and race to Europe as fol-
lows:
Captain Glen Collins and his Ameri
can bride, formerly Miss Nathalie
Sehenck of Newport, are speeding
across the Atlantic as fast as an ocean
greyhound can carry them.
'I have cabled the surgeon to be on
the lookout for your ship" sang out
her father from the wharf, as the
steamer pulled anchor.
So far Captain Collins and his bride
have made record time in their race
for beauty'-for so this GREATNESS
flight from the islands of the Pacific to
Paris might be styled.
The good ship that carried them from
Honolulu to San Francisco plowed
through the water as fast as steam
could make her go. Men wagered on
the chances of Mrs. Collins recovering
her beauty; women consulted their
mirrors and thanked the kind heaven
that had not committed them to the
standard of beauty Mrs. Collins is
trying to maintain.
A special train was waiting the i'm
patient couple in San Francisco, and
the trip to New York was made as fast
as rules and regulations allow.
AMERICAN BEAUTY ISOSE
The odds were all in favor of Beauty
when New York was reached just in
time to catch the outbound Liverpool
steamer. And now the Schenck family
can only hope and pray that the title
OF american Beauty Rose" shall still
remain in their family.
It all depends on what the great Eu-
ropean surgeon can do to restore
n
Schenck- Collins. That surgeon is Sc
cure and smiling in the belief that he
can mend the rents in Mrs. Collins
beauty. He has a cabled description
of the injuries that the lady suffered
in Honolulu when she was thrown
from her trap. He knows the length
breadth and thickness of every scratch
he knows just how much the contou
of the face was changed by that crue
dragging along the ground, and he i
willing to stake his professional homo
that he can correct the flaws this acci
dent has caused in the hitherto perfec
beauty.
THE JEWEL OF HER SET.
For Nathalie Schenck Collins wa
rated the most beautiful girl in her Sc
the set that cottages in marble pal
aces in Newport and winters in Fiftl
avenue. Her brain is literally "su1
kissed" for the f1ecks of gold that pla,
hide and seek in the shimmering brow
masses have been encouraged by mucl
bare-headed horseback riding. 1t wa
Nathalie Schenck who first started tn
custom of throwing hats to the vim
and letting tresses frolic in the sun L
catch it's CLINT.
Under this glorious hair a pair o
clear, black fringed eyes look fearlessl.
out at the world. They are the sort o
eyes that match every mood, gra.