The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-02-25
Pleasant Social Diversion Always
On the Tapis.
MovEMENrs or THE SENATOR'S.
Schooner Anna ArriVes-AuStrian Army
Omcer Doing the Island-POlitics
Quiet Plans OF the Dramatic
Association Gamesters Arrested.

MAUI, February 23d.-The seventh
dancing party under the auspices OF
the Young Ladies' Club took place at
DIR. P. J. Aiken's residence, Paia, last
Monday evening, the 18th. One Of
the pleasant features of the occasion
was the watching of brilliant thrash
fire at Spreckelsville during veranda
promenades. The large parlors were
the scene OF much life and merriment
until IL p. m.,-the customary time
for the farewell dance. Much graft
tude is due Mrs. B. D. Baldwin, Miss
Chamberlain and others for delightful
music.
During Wednesday, the Goth, Dep
uty-Sheriff G. w. Dickey rudely in
terrupted pak-a-pio game at Kahului
and made three arrests. The event
took place in a building belonging to
All Mi. All Fong, the banker, and
one other principal were taken in
charge. A tin of opium was also dis
covered. The prisoners are to be sum-
moned for trial before the Wailuku
Police Court during Monday, the 25th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy of Waiakea,
Hilo, who have been the guests of ].
w. Colville at Paia, departed for home
per Tuesdays Kinau.
On the 22d q Japanese liquor case
Was brought before Judge Helekunihi
/ of WaiIuku. Two of the defendants
were fined 500 and costs, and the third
| discharged.
The Maui Dramatic Association re-
allied $50 above all expenses from the
masquerade ball of last week.
Senator Hooking is still in Honolulu
| impatiently waiting for the opening of
the legislature, Senator Baldwin has
| Just returned from one Of his frequent
trips to MAXWELL, and Senator Hor-
ner Of Lahaina, who some months ago
severed all connection with the Pioneer
| plantation, Is now occupied with his
large coffee interests.
A Children's Christian Endeavor
Society has been recently formed at
the Makawao Foreign Church, with
Miss Grace Dickey as president.
Rudolph Won Domkomicz, an Aust
rian army officer, has been doing
Maui recently. He has visited Ulu-
palokua, KuIu, and Haiku, and Is at
present at Waikapu.
Ex-Judge Charles Copp has fifteen
mo, Makawao.
Deputy-Tax-C Collector n. Omsted
of Hama has recently resigned, and
Harold Hayselden has been appointed
to fill the vacancy.
Akanaliilii, q well known China
man Of Makawao, is soon to engage in
cane-planting at Hama.
The Dramatic Association will hold
their first meeting tonight (the 23d),
- 90 a L. II
tainment to take place at Waikiki in
April. They have recently elected
six new and talented members, two
from Spreckelsville and four from Ka-
huluI, making a total active member
ship of fifteen. When fully organized
they intend to give some sort Of public
exhibition once q month, alternating
between Wailuku and Spreckelsvllle.
The proceeds from the coming April
entertainment are to be devoted to
some charitable institution in Maka-
wac.
A new bookkeeper arrived Wednes-
day for the KahuluI Railroad Com
pany.
Washington's birthday, the I'D,
passed Off quietly except perhaps for
some appropriate exercises in various
schools.
German measles still prevail in diff
ferent localities on Maui.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. i. Stolz are soon to
return to Maui and reside at Idlewild,
Olinda.
Nothing new in politics on Maui.
During the 18th, the schooner Anna,
Norberg master, arrived in Kahului,
fifteen days from San Francisco. She
brought grain and hay for w. n.
Cornwell, and fertilizer for Paia plan
tatiOn. 1t is not known when she will
depart, inasmuch as she will have to
wait until the mills start grinding for
a cargo OF sugar.
The steamer Kahului is expected
from San Francisco sometime during
the latter part of next week.
Weather:-Cold, with a rain in the
mOuntais regions during Thursday.