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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-14

seven or eight years ago Daphne Trot
was the particular star and she was
about the size of the little Pollard mite
who plays the fashionable lady parts
in the company now here. At present
she is playing with Eddie Foy's COM
pany in New York.
One of the large girls who played
here last spring, graceful dancer and
splendid singer, was sent back to Aus.
tralia some time ago. She was becom-
ing too large for a Lillipatian and is
now playing in a Merry Widow COM
pany in the Colonies.
The Heintz twins are really wonders
in the comedy line. They were picked
up about five years ago by the Pol
lards. They were orphans, houseless
and friendless and even at their ten
der age were able to get their living,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-14
THE QUEENS COOK BOOK.

The announcement that Queen Alex.
andra and Lady Dudley are to CO.
operate in the writing of cookery
book should make all Anglo Saxon
housewives prepare their culinary de-
partments for an attempt at some
famous dishes. The queen is known to
be an adept in the kitchen, and she
has recipe for an Irish stew that
should make every Irishman s mouth
water when he reads of it, or, better
still, when the recipe takes practical
shape, for him, in his good wife Is cult
nary accomplishments. That reminds
us that the stew is by no means
favorite dish in this country; the aver
age housewife looks upon it as family
dish that absorbs resurrected products
of bygone meals and is never intended
for company. How different in Europe,
where the chef has thousand and one
ways of connecting a stew, the very
memory of which inclines one to smack
the lips enjoyably. Here the stew is
despised and mostly rejected thing UNI
less it consists of kidneys and choice
portions, say, of the fowl. We may
have to thank Queen Alexandra if we
can see the introduction of a variety
of stews such as we have tasted in
Europe into our own households. With
fine relish, we say: "Oh, let it be
soon!" In the matter of liquid COM
pounds there is the queen IS famous con-
coction of sloe gin and elderberry wine.
What excitement in our kitchens few
weeks hence. The queens determine
ton to publish her recipes, doubtless,
has been prompted by the success and
popularity of her photograph albums,
which now are to be seen on this side
in number
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-14

On Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. Swanzy
entertained at dinner for Captain and
Mrs. Fay of the Marine Corps, Mrs.
HAYES, Mrs. Mary Gum, Messrs. A. L.
c. Atkinson and David Anderson, and
an Monday evening their dinner guests
were Mrs. Dunning, Mrs. Howe, Cap
tain C. p. Rees, U.S.N., Judge Lindsay
and Mr.. Judd
= - -
On Monday morning at the residence
of Mrs. J. M. Dowsett, Punahou, Miss
Josephine Locke gave an interesting
talk on " Faust
Mr.. and Mrs Case behring's dinner
guests on Tuesday were Lady Heron,
Judge and Mrs. Stanley, Mrs. Halves,
In. Armitage, David Anderson, all
turning to bridge for the remainder of
the evening.
- - -
Some small dinner functions are
planned for the coming week for the
officers Of His Brittanic Majesty
cruiser Cambrian. The presence of the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-14

"a precarious one. Some one has said
that they were living like little saw
ages. Mr.. Pollard took them in and
found they had more than the usual
amount of youthful preeocity and had
unusual comedian talent
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-14

Constable-Now, gen men, we've
traced these here cloos-the futprints
o. the boss an the futprints o. the
man-to this stump; from here on
thar S only the futprints o. the boss.
Now the question is-wot IS become O.
the man?--Life.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-14

Westend-Let IS go in here and have
something to eat. Murrayhill-But
IN not hungry. Westend-You will
be by the time the waiter brings the
order.-New York Herald.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-14

British warshIp IN port is gratifying To
! the English colony and to many kama
ainas who in days gone by, particular.
| " during the monarchy days, enter
tanned the officers of the crown and
were given hospitable welcomes and
good times aboard. The officers of the
| Cambrian are Captain Vaughn Lewes,
RN.; Lieut.. John L. Pearson, Lieut..
Richard T. Dom, Lieut. Kenneth Mac.
Leod, Lieut.. Give Pinsent, Lieut.. VIII
liam j. Deans; Chaplain, Rev. Francis
E. Sutehliffe; Frederick M. Mitchell,
Esq. R.N.; Herbert G. Cavanaugh,
Esq, RN.; Surgeon John Bomdos, sub.
Lieut.. Howard G. Wovelcombe Beeges.
Roses formed beautiful table gar
! nishment at dinner given on We'd
nesday by the Faxon Bishops, the
guests being Ex-Governor and Mrs. Car
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Swanzy, the
British Consul and Mrs. Forster, Mr..
and Mrs. s. G.. Wilder, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Macfarlane.
In honor of Miss Hardaway, whose
engagement to Lieut.. Wrightson, Goth
Infantry, U.S.A., was recently announc-
ed, a bridge tea was given on Wednes-
day afternoon by Mrs. Wadhams at her
home at Fort Shafter. The hostess was
assisted in receiving by her mother,
Mrs. Atkins. Winners of prizes includ-
ed Mrs. Falls, Mrs. Cashier, Mrs.
Hornberger, Mrs. Riggs and the guest
of honor. The other guests included
Mrs. Prosser, Mrs. j. s. McGrew, Mrs.
James Dougherty, Mrs. Lewton- Brain,
Mrs. Allen Bottomley, Mrs. E. M. Wat.
son, Mrs. w. Stanley, Mrs. McCallum,
Mrs. Fay, Mrs. Cunning. Mrs. Ward,
Mrs Alexander G. HAYES Jr.
- - -
Mr.. w. X. Howard contemplates an
other trip abroad in the near future.
- - -
A Woman IS Auxiliary Of the Outrig-
ger Canoe Club is in process of organ
ization, preliminary meeting being
held on Wednesday at Mrs. Swanzy' s
home, officers being selected as follows:
dent, Mrs. H. M. Won Holt; secretary,
Mrs. G. P. Wilder; treasurer, Mrs. s.
G. Wilder; trustees, Mrs. George Car
ter, Mrs. J. NJ Dowsett, Mrs. j. III.
Soper, Mrs. Brainerd-Smit Mrs.
Spalding, Mrs. Richard 1vers, Mrs.
Eben Low The usual constitution and
bylaws is to be adopted and may be
presented at meeting this coming
Friday to be held at the Outrigger Club
pavilion. There is a grass house de-
signed for the exclusive use of the
feminine members of the club. The
club proposes to furnish chaperones
from 4 to every school day at the
Outrigger Club so that the young school
misses may be properly looked after
while taking an outing at the beach.
- Is y
Owing to her near departure for Eng
land Mrs. Lewton-Brain has gone to
the CORTLAND. where Mr. Lewton- Brain
will be domiciled during her absence.
y - -
Among the luncheon guests of Mrs.
B. F. Dillingham; on Thursday, a func-
ton given in honor of Mrs. Herbert
White, Mrs. Lewis and Miss Lewis of
Brookline, Mass, were Mrs. Walter
Frear, Mrs. J. P. Erdman, Mrs. Harold
Dillingham;, Mrs Harris, Mrs. Phillips.
- e -
Among those returning from the vol
cano yesterday were Lady Howard of
Glossop, who is again at the Moana.
She will leave for the Orient during
the week.
- = -
Mrs. Robertson, wife of Lieut.. Com
mander Robertson, U.s.N., who has
been visitor in the city for several
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-14

|
~ ~ y ~ = ~ - - ~ - u - - y ~ y II
| MIA Forrest. The cieverest dancers in
the company have been selected fol
| the Gaiety Girls and Daisy Wilson
one of the premier danseuse. will dance
the Irish jig. A stunning pierrot ballet
will also be one of the terpsichorear
novelties. Some of the songs in i"
Gaiety Girl are Tommy Atkins
Jimmy on the Chutes,'' ssOhl My
| Daughter, - stThe High Glass Chape.
rone,' Rags What Will the
Neighbors Say fsLady from Ma
| drid. = 81 In Gay Bologne, "Flirt-
ing. y "In 1909, - s'Please Go Way
and Let Me Sleep, y and GIVE Got No
Use for Sleep the last sung by Les
lie Donaghey. Sally in the Ballet, y
is topical dittv sung by Teddie Nc.
Namara. The little people will give a
matinee Saturday.
LilIiputian Graduates.
What becomes of the Lilliput.ans
when they grow up and cease to be
real "Lilliputians he asked. They
graduate into the adult companies
maintained by Mr. Pollard, or are tax
en- over by other companies in Austria
liza. Down in the Colonies the Lillipu-
tians enjoy popular favor from the mo-
ment they go upon the stage on their
initial night, and they are taken care
of. In fact the training they receive
as Lilliputians fits them for successful
careers on the stage.
There are at least two Lilliputian
companies with the smallest of the re-
cruits enrolled. Then there are the
adult companies, one for opera and the
other for dramas. They become too
large for the Lilliputian companies and
graduate into the larger companies.
Teddy Mcnamara with the company
now playing in Honolulu has passed
through all stages of work in the Lii
liputian companies but is becoming a
trifle large and is booked to graduate
into an adult company. He is natural
comedian, enjoys reputation al over
the Colonies and will be well received
in the larger sphere. The Heintz twins
are beginning where Teddy began
many years ago and are worthy sue
cessors to Teddy.
In the company which played here
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-14

s'I'm cunning for railroads." an
nounced the trust-buster. "Then come
with me- whispered the near humor-
ist. 81 can show you some of the
tracks. Southwestern IS Book.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-14
HoNoLuLU's CALLING DAYS.
" V " V " " V " V W W NV W W

" tuesdays - WAIKIKI kaplolanI 4s
" Park, Kaimuki and Palolo. y:
V WednesdaysHNuuanu, Puunui and ..
" Pacific Heights. Above Nuuanu V
" bridge, first and third Wednes- y:
" days; below, second and fourth: "
" Pacific Heights, fourth. y:
" Thursdays-The Plains. V:
" Fridays-Town and hotels; Fort Y:
" Shafter, first and second Fri y:
sg days. "
V Saturdays Kalihi; Kamehameha y.
" Schools, third and fourth Satur- v
W days of month. "
" "
V " V W W W W W W " " V " W W y
months, will leave shortly for the main
land to rejoin her husband.
- - -
Miss Gordon, cousin of Rev. and Mrs
John osborne, will leave for New York
in the near future
" - *
Mrs. tombstone of Goldfield has TAX
en-, the old Maefarlane bungalow oppo
site the Seaside for few weeks. OIL
during the time of her visit in the is
lands
~ - -
Ex-Governor and Mrs. Carter enter
tanned at dinner for a number of init
mate friends on Tuesday evening.
e e e
Mrs. Vaughn Lewes, wife of the
commander of the British cruiser Cam
brian, arrived from the Colonies on the
last steamer and is stopping at the
Moana Hotel She will remain here
until her husband IS ship leaves port.
- - -
Mr.. Walter Dillingham; left for San
Francisco on the Siberia and is expect.
ed back on the same vessel. The Coast
society publications have again been
busy matchmaking, and anticipate an
nouneement of the engagement of Miss
Irwin and Mr.. Dillingham;.
~ - -
Mrs. w. L. Stanley anticipates leav.
ing for Victoria this spring to place
her son in college.
~ - -
Miss Beatrice Castle will accompany
Mrs. Cooke and son to the Orient on
the steamship Korea. Mrs. Cooke has
spent several months in Honolulu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-07
Der spieh nmaebreht.

Tte ~SopbomoreS" pom Goleg Der
Mer5te nno Nunb1r3te erbielten
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Sopfins : llniperfitGt.
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noroneltlihen GiitrifteS sitr SteIle
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nod lG19ere 3eit in Ser Nahbaritoft
Der llnipcriitdt orf, I'M fir olcGpens
tuoIitdten bereit 5u iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-07
9, 1ronie ors sd,idiaIs!

Cine eraotlihe Sitidtinn miro II
Der reaiiIaren Situlg Der ~3eoe.
ration OF 2obor" 5u 1uge 9efor'
bert. - 9altimorer Wuiifanten
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sic 8eieuihoft, i,np INIT iuenigen
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gaten ST beWiuiaen, aIs elmer ser
S6neiber aufitono nno 3u miiicn
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legen. Maem afidain itad) miro Die
federation OF 2abor" jeSodb Sci oenl
glnpfana oes Srn, gompers iuiiroig
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-07

Glrfte elmer . mu II.
DC crliegen.- Yoli5eirihter 60.
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ats Mitglieoer in ser gercim auige.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-07

Gin I arDf Gmocr 9 e.
b luB. = Ger ioIeenoe gcihIuB,
oen Die SeIegatsn ocs rllnabbdnai.
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iih fit bas ltnternebmem intereiiiren.
itatt. Sberit Serome S. Sopce miro
ben 8oriib fiibren. SER Sopce bat
ben General Clinton g. MiaeS nnO
Yoli5eiridter Somes Z. DWeiu aIs
gomite ernonnt, nm &nno in Sanh
nit einem @oibimstoIier Gomite ~
arbeiten.
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Nas Wetter.

5iir Murplano unb Den Tiitrift go
Iunbi1 berte iinb moraen' fior, feline
Nenocrltng in Der Gemperatllr, leid)te
umiprineenoe @inbc.
Sic 5emperatltr itieg geitern oilt
70 8rab. IS mar Elm ioeolcr Spnt'
Sommertaa. Tie niebriaitc Senlpe'
'ratur iuar 80 @roo I'M 6 llbr Wor'
gems.
Sn ben anberen @ctter = 9eobad)-
lungs . Stntipnen beS 2aiOes ipirs
ben Die folacnoen bod)iten 5empero'
turen per5cidnet: Gaitport 10, Sort
LAMB 70, Bolton 76, Nlbanp y, Nefp-
gorf 70, philadelphia 76, gtlantic
Gitp 20, Cape Oiap 70, Moibington
"a, GorioIf 6S, Sottcras 20, Chariot.
tc So, @ilminston y, Gborlciton "a,
Sapannab 76. Sadiunpiae 81, Siipi-
fer 80, Sen Meit Is, gtlanto 10,
Monteomerp "a, New Orleans so,
HaleItine SO, @olpeiton 81, Corpus
G1rilti 80, Mempbis 80, Cincinnati
rs, Yittsburs y, Ssmeao 62 guf-
ialo 66, Glebelanb 60, Detroit GO, III
pcna IA, Marauette 70. Green Ban
20, Chicago GA, 9ulutb ~, Ct. Eanl
70, ct. 2ouis 76, aaniaS Gitp 7S,
Omaha "a, Suron 8S, 9ismord SO,
@iniiton so, Sapre y, Salt Cafe
Gitp Ga, Genper y. Nortb Elotte "a,
MmariIIo 70, Toogc Gitp 80, Sos
Ingeles y.
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Sornlers iinb Dor linn nid)t iidcr
@enn oonn oie Souptfpabl tpmmt
erfutoigt er lit, pelfe Eortei ibh'
ben boblten Yreis 5i 5ablen geion-
men lit: Die republifaniihe oufiir, bot
er itimnlt, uttb Die oemofrntiife oo,
fir, bab er pom @abllofaI fern
bIeibt uno nid)t itinmt. Damn pirb
er pieber beitialiib betrunfen. MQ'
bicies baben Die nel,en oelltifen Mn-
iiebler aus ben Weititooten id)orf be,
obattet, u1b oesbolb iino tie ,Seuer
mo Glanme fir bos. Wablretts-
Enhancement, abidon pieIe BON ibnen
HepiIblifoner iino. Gin auberer
8runbs ben lie aNfiibren, lit per. oab
bel Goilntp Wablen. 100 es iif I'M
ipihtiae Gerbeiierungcn buuoelt, be-
lonberS 2onbitrabenbau, bic perbdlt.
nibmabia groBe Wniis Geger Den
Yusidlag sehen, uno bieie iii flint
men, rpie aemiiipnloie Yolitifer eS
lpollen. 3ieie einiad)en oeutiden
GARNER %peritcben bos @oblred)ts.
Enhancement poQfpmmen ullo miiien,
oaB lie ais naturaliiirte 9iirger nidt
aIleiu nid)ts bon benz Enhancement
81 bcfiirdten bnben, ionoern, baB lie
ourh baiielbe, iotpeit Hegiitratipn IN
Vetrad)t fonlnlt, auf Die gleihe Stuie
nit Dem Gingeborenen geltellt lper-
ben, mabrenb iie jest 9ewilicrmaBen
inter Dem "Mr. Nigger" lteben. Iie-
ier besibt lid ms Heailtrations SO.
tal, ibport, bob er 81 Sabre oocr al
ter uno 9iirger lit, 5ipci Sabre I'M
Stoate uro ied)S Wonote i'm Son.
greB tgiitrift gclupbnt hot, mo miro
oann obne @citereS regiitrirt. Ger
frcnlbgeborene 9iirscr ihiuort olld,
bob CT 5lpei Sabre I'M Stantc mo 6
Wionate I'M GnngrcB : Giitrift &C.
lpobnt hot, obcr iein Gib, oob CT
@lirgef NJ, lptro llId)1 ullge1pilfnIcn,
er mub ieinc @iirgerpopiere por5ei-
geiL mo lucnn or iie oerlorcn bot,
fam er niht regiitrirt lueroell, llnb
notiirliher 8eiie nidt itimme1. SSn
Der Weiie aeben bel jeoer Wobl Sun.
bcrtc uoturaliiirtc @iirger ibrcs
Siimmred)ts perlnitig. @enn ober
Dos ENHANCEMENT ongenommen miro,
brauden lie bei Der Hesiitration feline
giirgerpapiere por5useiaen, ibr Gib,
OaB lie naturaliiirt iino, muB Oann
bon Den Hegiitrations : geamteli oils
cnoaiiltiger Yemeis angenommen
iucroen. geraoe pie bel Dem Ianne,
Der inter Der io9enonlten 0robpnter'
alnliiel regiitrirt.