Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-24
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LOCAL ITEMS.
Rev. w r. Furman, recently arrived by
the Alameda, will preach to morrow morning
at the Bethel
The Alameda brought news that Mrs.. 6.
u. Bishop, who Ia, b,cn dang lrau.ly 90, IS /
recovering raridly
Miss Breeze and Miss Llel returned by the
Alameda, both in improved health. Both /
ladies received their friends at the Nuuanu
Street Kindergarten last night
The llonoluan, and Oceamcs will play Tor /
practice this .. ". As MI Eur p'ayully me
gcsts, that The latter may be- in trim to encoun.
ter The Married Men on the 3rst
Princess Likelke returned by the Alameda
in good health While in san Francisco She
was the recipient OF much genial hospitality,
particularly from those who had been enter
tanned by Mr. and Mrs Clcghom while in
Honolulu.
The new directories have been received,
and present a very handsome appearance.
The Hawaiian Directory is a conyiently shaped
Volume of I5S pages the Pacific Coast Direc
tory, more bulky one Of r44q pages. Notices
next week.
Rev. Mr.. Oggcl, pastor Of the Westminster
Church, Chicago, accepts the call to the Bethel
Union Church Of this city. and hopes TO leave
San Francisco, with his wife, for this port by
the steamer OF July list OF 9Th.
Col. Curtis Iauken and Mr.. H. +. Poor. re-
turned last Thursday. Both were looking
we'll They we're welcomed at the wharf by
numerous friends and in the evening Colonel
Iaukea was visited hy a large number Of
qunintanccs, including King KaIakaua and
Minister Gil son.
Rev. Herbert Macy, Of San Francisco, will
preach Sunday morning at Fort.Srcc Church.
In the evening Rev. !. A. Cruzan will preach
n memorial sermon. Geo. w. De Long
Post, G. A. k, will attend in body. The
church will be appropriately and clab-
oraely decorated. A general invitation is es-
tended.
A new quarette Of male voices has been
formed which promises to be Of considerable
musical value. 1t is constituted as follows
NJ. p, G.. Wood, first tenor Mr.. c. NJ.
Cooke second tenor MIR. J. l.. Ross, first
bass Mr.. David Nc Cartncy, Jr., second
bass. The club is rehearsing and will doubt
less sing in public before long
From New York paper Of recent date |.
learned that there will be a reunion Of the
Carter family, including all who bear the
name OF Carter. 1t is to be held at Woburn
Mass, ON June nth Of the present year. Mr.
c. w, Carter, OF Boston, is the corresponding
secretary, and the preparations for an elaborat,
reception going forward. The Hon. a. T
Carter, Of Washington, d. c., is TO be presi
dent Of the day, end the programme vii
include address of welcome. with response
genealogical address, poem, orchestral ant
vocal music and ailer-dinner speeches. Al
important and valuable feature OF the occasion
will be the printed reports OF genealogical facts
histories, etc, for general distribution to tn
company present, Whether the day on whic
the reunion is to take place June-IIth, Kane
hameha Day--was selected by our Minister a
Washington ont of compliment to the Kingdor
Of Hawaii, not, cannot be said but tn
coincidence is noteworthy.
Among the passengers per steamer Alarmed
came to our little Kingdom X. w Irwin, Esq,
Hawaiian Consul General in Japan in connet
ton, it is said, with Japanese immigration
Mr.. Irwin IS young man yet he has been
resident of Japan for more than fifteen years