The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-01
.LONGWORTHS
LIKE Us WELL
Have Made Plans for Good
Time, With Jack to Show
Them How.

| 'EWe fell IN love with Honolulu
when we were here before and we
have always wanted to get back here
for another visit, I" said Hon. Nicholas
Longworth yesterday, giving this as
| reason for the visit he and Mrs. Long
worth, who was here last as Alice
Roosevelt, daughter of President ROose-
welt, propose paying to the islands, a
visit which viii last until September
). There is. nothing political in Mr..
Longworth IS trip, which is one of pleas
ure and rest solely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Longworth are COM
fortably located in the largest of the
cottages at the Seaside and already
they have resumed the surf-riding which
was summarily cut short two years ago
by the sailing of their steamer for the
mainland. Secretary Atkinson accom-
panied them in their canoe rides and
saw that no accidents occurred. The
Secretary will be, in fact, the COM
panion of the Longworths in all their
various trips about the islands, doing
the planning for them and having all
the details left in his hands.
81 understand that he knows the
ropes pretty WE'LL said Mr.. Long
worth, "and we have left all our plans
in his hands. We hope to make trip
around the islands and see many of
the things we have been long wanting
to see but which so far we have only
heard of. / got a scorched postcard
from the volcano a short time ago, sent
me by my friend Congressman Cole and
1 am going to return the compliment.
Cole and L not only come from the
same state, but we entered politics to-
gether, being elected the same year
to the State House and in the same
year to Congress, in addition to which
we have stumped together and are
close, personal friends.
"There is nothing political in my
visit. 1t is probable that I will see
a good deal of Secretary Straus while
he is here, but 1 do not propose to
take any part in the Investigations
he is to carry on. do not even know
what he is here for.
81 see that Ohio has endorsed Taft |
for the Presidency" said the Congress
man, turning the subject from himself |
and his wife and drifting into politics,
in spite of the assertion that he was
not interesting himself in national af-
fairs at present. 81 am Taft man,
you know, and am doing everything
[ can to boost him.
When it was suggested that so far
as voting for the Chief Magistrate was
Hawaii was not in it, he an
'wered that the six votes the Terri
:ory had in the National convention
would help some. Evidently part of
he pleasure that the President IS SON
n-law is looking forward to in Hawaii
5 to have an instructed delegation go
rom here to the meeting of the nomin-
ltOrs of the next Republican candi-
late for the White House
Yesterday afternoon Chief Justice
7rear called at the LongwOrths cot
age, he, with the exception of Secre-
AIRY Atkinson, being the only one SO.
ar to pay their respects to the dis
inguished couple. Within the next few
lays, however, the Seaside is sure to
'e the social center of the city for
he time being. The reports in the ]
IAN Francisco papers to the effect that
he Longworths were avoiding social
is said by Mr.. Long
7orth to have been a mistake. AS
natter of fact they were only in San ;
francisco for a couple of days and had
o time either for entertaining or for
eng entertained.
1t is expected that they will be pres
mt at the dance to be given at the !
easide tonight in their and Secretary |
traus' honor and a dinner invitation
or Sunday night has been accepted by
IRIS. Longworth, in the party to be
Ir. and Mrs. Longworth. Mr.. and Mrs :
ack London and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
'hureh. s