The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-11-20

NEWS IN a NUTSHELL.
The Planters Monthly is out today.
Deputy. Marshal Brown is quite i'll at
his home, Waikiki, with malaria.
"a Practical Faith" will be treated by
Rev. Eric Lewis at the Mission Tent
this evening.
The W. G. T. U. is meeting in regular
monthly session at Central Union
church this afternoon.
A romance of Kakaaka is contributed
by the Hawaiian Carriage Manufacture
ing Co. in another column.
The Government band gave the usual
concert on the grounds of the Execu-
tive building this morning.
The engagement of d. w. Corbett :,
secretary of the Y. NJ. G. A., and Miss
May Warehouse is announced.
Mrs 7. B. Murray sold twenty-four
tickets for the American League ball.
She led the van of ticket sellers.
Captain Folger and officers of the U.
S. S. Yorktown were presented to the
Cabinet by Minister Willis this morn
ing.
The Quintette Club was generally
complImented for their excellent music
on the occasion of the American League
ball.
The band played at the Hotel last
night instead OF Emma square in honor
OF passengers by the Oceanic from the
Orient.
The steamer w. G. Hall was tele
phoned at $3.50 this afternoon twenty
miles off. She will get in about 4:30
o'clock.
Mrs. William Blaisdell and four child
rem, and E. j. Hoffacker were passengers
for San Fra ncisco by the Oceanic this
afternoon.
President Dole and wife paid several
calls Monday evening. They did not
reach the Art League exhibition until
10.30 o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Bartlett of llani
wal treated party of their friends to
an informal dinner, at their home
Monday evening.
U. S. Minister Willis called on the
Captain of the Yorktown, Monday
morning and was given salute of fiji
teen guns on retiring.
Ladies are around selling tickets for thu
fair to be given by st. Andrews Cathe
dral congregation next Saturday. Thu
tickets are in demand.
1t is hoped the next undertaking il
the way of public improvements will b.
directed to Kona where there is grea
need for landings and roads.
d. Yashida and Mr.. L. Naka, both o
Honolulu, returned from Japan Mon
day with brides, having gone there TO
that purpose two months ago.
Lila Kaluna, wahine, returne
Mormon from Skull Valley, Utah, VIII
has been back about one month, die
Friday morning at the hospital.
Medical and surgical works and il
struments, the property of DIR. G. 4
Ings, will be sold tomorrow. Wedne
day, November 2ist, at 12 o'clock moo
in front of the Police Station.
Mr.. E. Halstead has paid the sum
$1,000 to the Marshal, being the amour
guaranteed for the appearance of
Chinaman charged with an offens, win
in the meantime left the country.
Minister Hatch visited the Yorktow
at 3 o'clock Monday afternoon and WI
saluted. Captain Folger. OF the Yorl
town was presented to the President |
Minister Willis at IL O'Clock tn
morning.
Mr.. H. NJ. Dow and family, CHI
johnson and party of friends we
down to Pearl Harbor SUNDAY in Jol
Ena's yacht. The day was spent
sailing and the party was treated to
handsome spread at j. A. Magoor
place.
PERSONAL.
Miss Clara Quincy left by the Mix
hala this afternoon for Kauai where s.
will assume the duties of scho
teacher.
PUNAHOU NORMAL CLASS.
Organized and Are Studying Isia
Geography.
A normal class has been organized
Punahou under the special supervise
OF Professor Hosmer. 1t is composed
pupils who are DESTROYS OF completing
thorough course in geography. Fro
the Government model Professor FL
mer has made beautiful model of Ga
cast in putty.
There are five or six pupils in t
normal class all OF whom have fashion
models after that of Professor Hosn
and these were all on exhibition in I