The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-10-21
TIE DAILY
/ r,pnsreial Advertiser
Is PUBLISHED
Earning Except Sundays
I So 40 Merchant ST.
HAPPENINGS.

=, The 9Th inst, the Maui
'',I ro held meeting of officers
~: It is reported that a
1,s1 per cent. was declared
o...i,r, the Sth, during the al
", G, P. Wilder, of Kahului'
!. a' new warehouse of Wilder &
most successful luau. Fifteen
rrbites we're present as guests
!. 20 natives, employees OF the
!, =. With their friends.
~ ,.,],v, the 18th inst, the native
.S,booIs Of Makawao district held
1,fon at Hamakuapoko. Repre-
!. from Huelo, Paia, Haiku,
]. I, H1makuapoko made a total OF
N Reyerends Kuia of Paia,
4 Hama. and Kamakela of Kula
sS@ = Consuelo sailed from
last week for San Francisco,
s1tsJ n evening, the 18th, the
neeting Of the Maui Rife Asso-
s, 1as held at the residence of the
Il /, GuIick. officers elected and
=. 4 are as follows: President, F.
s,iy. Yice-President, L. A. An
i treasurer, n. Ormstead; Secre-
a CAPTAIN, L. w. Zumwalt; Ex-
Pconnittee, Messrs.N. Ormstead,
sirTirk. C. H. Dickey, Il. Laws and
andrews. 1t was voted to pur-
three permanent prizes, one of
Into be known as the " Ladies'
i and can be competed for by
n ones at any of the monthly
1g the evening of the 10th instant
1.-THE October Literary and Social
Takawao Foreign Church. "Cen-
i TTa," the residence of Mr.. and
7H. Dickey, of Haiku, brilliantly
slpl with gayly colored lanterns,
most attractive sight to guests ar
asr muddy roads under a dark
-aening sky.
~ Of unpropitious weather the
Elekey hospitality and the fact
lis Gregory and Mr.. d. D. Bald
b tie preparation of the enter
Z. attracted a large attendance.
aulmme OF the evening was as
8 D1et-piano and violin-by
led. L0yeland and Mr.. Gilhus.
ZA, a most amusing piece en-
The Ruggles Family invited out
e. clearly and attractively deli
y Mss Maude Baldwin. Solo
Scotch song-by Mr.. Nichols.
Swing Bee"-a clever bit of a
vas prettily executed by Misses
"a, BeCkwith, Maude Baldwin,
Baldwin, Mrs. HOWE and Mr.. G.
"a, Quartette. Mrs. Beckwith and
Beckwith, Dickey and Baldwin
ssi Minnie Brown" as though
-mOghly appreciated the qualities
2lnty darling OF which they sang.
'G nothing personal about this
:1R1ded for Mr.. Gilman, of Homo
Though he was among the
aa.
@g lntermission followed, in which
'fles and coffee were served.
lEsleshments the remaining num-
.ae programme was the Family
y with its living pictures.
dregory acted the part OF the
-Selt old lady exhibiting the
Eapls Of her relations and friends,
s-tle first opening OF the i'm
!; 4Olm showed the features of
W. Loyeland representing " My
i = ! beloved "My Father" by Mr.
sTckEIth: "My Lamented Hus'
y Mr.. G. D. Loveland; "My
E1ece" Miss Lottie Baldwin
%!sar old niece" Miss Gract
y The Coquette" the breaker o.
y. T1a Ms Miss May Baldwin; "Th'
A l,. F. W; Hardy; "My sol
!, cowboy, Mr.. L. w. Zumwalt
& ]. ann ann Jones" Mrs. Hall; "Tht
d Gtauues" blonde and brunette
II Laws and Miss Maude Baldwin
~ r's af 81 N Minnie Brown" by Mr.. J
g., a Ne Old Beau" by Mr.. G. q
~ ,. me I2 Twins" by Messrs. E
Ss,. IOnas to Mr.. and Mrs. Dicke
si s@ for delightful evening tn
week and muddy roads fc
sl7, 1891.