The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-01-31
NAE BENNETT TELLS
OF HEARTS BROKEN
Pharmacists, Physicians, Sea.
men and Swimmers, All Look
ed Alike to Her.

The adventures Of Miss Mae Bennett,
the beautiful young San francisco
working girl who spent few days here
and OF whom the afternoon paper said
you had but to gaze into her eyes and
dream and dream and dream, are told
OF in the San Francisco files arriving
Tuesday. The Call, which sent Miss
Bennett to Hawaiig Says: ,i- .ss
"Beaming with joSfOVer the success
Of her trip to Honolulu, but still glad
to get back to San Francisco, Miss Mae
Josephine Bennett, winner of The
Call g girl wage Garner beauty contest,
returned home yesterday on the steam
ship Sierra.
"Here are the names of the -four men
whom she promptly denied having be-
come engaged to whilcaway:
"R. p. Schoen, wealthy young drug.
gist of Honolulu.
"Duke Kahanamoku, champion swim.
mer of the world.
CDR M. Schultz, the Sierra s phys.
ician.
"Captain H. c. Houdlette of the
liner.
=" No, most decidedly, / am not en-.
gagged, she announced before the ST.
ezra arrived at the dock. They were
all nice to me, and / had a fine time,
but l didn 7 promise to marry anyone.
Holds 1.-THE Dukes Hair
doctor Schultz and Schoen were
somewhat in the lead of the others,
according to admissions she made.
90 The duke was all right until
went surf riding with him at Waikiki
beach, and then he let me fall off the
outrigger. | grabbed his hair and held
on till he yelled for mercy.
Captain Houdlette was also atten.
tive, said Miss Bennett. He was nice
to me, but l never could find out wheth.
er he was married.
Which was the favorite, Mr..
Schoen or Doctor Schultz Well, |
would hardly like to say. Mr.. Schoen
and he took me around every day in
Honolulu. Doctor Schultz is very nice,
and he is good looking, too
"With that she refused to discuss
the matter further, except to say that
Doctor Schultz took the position of
| ships doctor only temporarily, and
might live in San Francisco from now
on, and to add that Mr.. Schoen was
coming up from the Islands in May for
trip.
"To begin at the beginning, she got
seasick. Perhaps that is where Doctor
Schultz began, first by being profes.
sionally sympathetic, and later by be-
ing most unprofessionaly devoted. Al
any rate, there was competition, fol
Captain Houdlette spent much of his
time showing her about the ship.
Fame Precedes Her.
" L didn't know a soul on board al
first said Miss Bennett, but soor
every one got acquainted, and we had
a jolly time every minute
CENTER Mr.. Schoen, the next sutton
when the Sierra arrived at Honolulu
Benson g. Smith, his employers, are the
Hawaiian Islands agents for Haas, anC
he was delegated therefore to be hei
guide. He was. 1t was every day thai
Mr.. Schoen appeared to take her around
in an automobile,
Hint Shows Favorite.
There were at least fifteen gooC
looking bachelors in Honolulu who OBJ
jected strenuoLsly to MIR. Schoen s mo
nopolizing all my time. / had thre,
positions as stenographer offered to me
and to cap the climax the japanese BIO,
who took care of my room in the hote
wanted my picture when / departed.
GA final inadvertent remark by Mis-
Bennett may be the cIew to the rea
favorite.
The parting in Honolulu wa
much more sad than that on the steam
er, she said.
Post More Specific.
"The Post, looking into Miss Ben
nett g eyes, had this dream:
'Helpl
Honolulu, our island possession, ha
been stormed.
"Not by the shot and shell of hos
tile nation, but by the wiles of tw
beautiful women, Miss Mae Bennett
San Francisco Is boosted beauty, an
| Mrs. Clara Stephenson, Salt Lake
} merry widow, both of whom arrive
here today on the Oceanic liner Sierr
, after having shattered the hearts O
! all the manageable beaux and 'pappy
bachelors on the island.
: est was a case of San FTancisc
versus Salt Lake, and San Francisc
, won, for Miss Bennett, upon her arrivi
on the steamer today, announced he
J tentative engagement to r. P. SchoeI
: wealthy young druggist of Honolulu
t "Mrs. Stephenson, the Salt LAX
beauty, who shared many of the a
/ tentions bestowed upon the San Fral
Q cisco girl, declared that she had II
i turned with her heart intact, althoug
l she admitted that its citadel had bee
: stormed by varied assortment of oil
Q and young men in Honolulu who al
!. on the matrimonial market.
5 "Miss Bennett and the beautifl
: Salt Lake widow spent much of Il
o time-when they were not autoing
a dining-at the beach.
: Their Bathing Suits Stunning.
"Both wore bathing suits we
adapted TO convenience in swimmir
and decidedly attractive when out
!, the water.
"Caterers along tile expansive bea'
!, declared that they had not seen SUI
\ crowds before in years. d"