The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-19
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Referring to L. Ahlo, the Chinese
merchant who recently died, Town
Talk has the following: He married
a Hawaiian of noble blood, who
brought him as q dowry, valuable
lands. OF this marriage four sons
were born, three OF whom died in in
fancy. The fourth, Anthony Ahlo, was
sent as a young man to Cambridge
University. England, to be educated,
and on his return five or six years ago
With his degree of Bachelor of Arts. he
brought with him, as bride, a rosy
checked English girl. The community
welcomed the young man and his
wife. 1t was rather proud of him. He
was a CHEEKY. manly young fellow His
father and mother gave a magnificent
reception in honor of the young people
at their large and handsome house on
LfIiha street not far from Governor
Carriers residence, and neighboriy 10 |
Judge Hartwelrs. There were other
functions almost without number, for |
the young people. The Princess Ka-
wananakoa and the CampbelI-Parkers |
threw open their homes, and so did the |
Levers and others where the elder Ahlo /
had in earlier days been an humble
servitor. Neither the young Cambridge
Bachelor of Arts nor his wife remained
here very long. The rosy checked En-
giish girl became a mother, but soon
afterwards went to England, leaving
her little son with its grandparents,
and she has never returned. The elder
Ahlo met with business reverses, and
the son sought to revive the family
fortune in China. where he had secured
some mining concessions while still a
student at Cambridge What caused
the separation of young AhlO and his
English wife has never been known"
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a pedro party was given on Friday
evening by Ray 3. Rietow at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Rietow, Bere
tania avenue. The prizes were won by
the Misses Morgan and Craig and
Messrs. s. Levy, A. Green and Will
Warren. Those present We're Misses
A. Morgan, NJ. Fitzmorris, NJ. Green,
E. A Miller, y. Craig, E. Craig, III.
Feilbron. Madeline Stolder, NJ Cantin,
Messrs. F. Davis. Paul Schmidt, Ros-I
zoe Perkins, V. Herd. P. Deverill, A.
Green, S. Levy. w. Warren.
Mrs Henry E. Highton. who has
from all social functions
on account of the death of her mother,
Mrs. Martha ]. Scooffy, spent few
days lately on TantaIus, as a guest of
Colonel and Mrs. Parker and Mrs. DR..
Her health has slightly inn ]
proved.
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A Boston dispatch says: Announced {
n1ent is made that Miss Julia Dean has
been selected as leading woman of the
Castle Square theater for the comingI
reason. She is a Salt Lake girl, bel
ginning her stage career there after
appearing in many amateur dramatici
Last season she was =,
eading woman of Huter & Bradford's 9
New York Players principally tour
ng the Eastern States. She has been 1
With Nat Goodwin, Maxine Elliott, I
Modjeska, and Various stock COM
,anies.
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Major John H. Russell has been de- [
ached from u S. Marine Barracks and
school of Application, Annapolis, Md,
nd ordered to command marine bar-I
acks at Honolulu.
1873
Rear Admiral Henry w. Lyon, u. S.
w. commandment of the Mare Island
Tavy Yard, gave luncheon on JulyI
5 in honor of Count Hebbenhaus, G
avail attache to the German Embassy n
t Washington, who was afterwardI O
hown through the yard by Comdr. P
harles F. Pond, U. S. Nanny and
Tavy Journal
Gallant, popular Lucien Young is rel q,
ewing the congratulations of his
-iends on promotion a few days agol
-om the rank of commander to that ci
+ captain in the navy. He now has a.
ut one higher rank before him-thati ~
rear-admiral 1t is but few months =,
nce Captain Young was the targett