The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-04-05
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con
densed Notes of the Day.

The Flying Jordans appear again
tomorrow evening
The April number of the Paradise
of the Pacific is out
The Finance statement for March is
published in this issue.
f. \. Jones and family have gone 10
California to spend the summer.
The Gaelic did not sail for America
until o'clock yesterday morning.
Charles S. Deslly. and family have
taken up quarters at the Hawaiian.
The Woman's Board meets at Cen
trail Union church tomorrow after
noon.
Mrs. \. L. Dickey and c. w. Diclicv
arrived from Maui on the Clnudine
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Halstead, of
Waialua are at the Arlington for a
brief stay.
The Kamehamehas defeated the
urday afternoon.
There was a larger attendance than
usual at Rev. c. NJ. IIyde's Bible class
yesterday afternoon.
Turkey" Thompson, Honolulu
boy, now a professional bicyclst in
Philadelphia, rides Cleveland.
The Flying Jordans WI. give their
farewell performance at the opera
house Tuesday evening, April 9th.
Velvet, velveteens, cut velvet, AMI
large line of new goods just received
are listed in +. w. Jordan's ad Tor
this week.
Wright's Villa. at Waikiki, received
II large patronage of bathers yester-
day. Rooms for permanent boarders
are at a premium.
G. \. Howard, of Howard and Train,
will leave for Hio on the kinau to-
morrow morning, on business. He will
return on the 18th.
The invoice of new goods by the
Australia for IA. w. Schmidt & Sons,
comprise large line of ladies' vests,
quilts, blankets, etc.
The young gentlemen boarders of
the Hawaiian hotel gave dinner to a
half dozen of lheir friends on Satur-
day evening. After the dinner the
party attended the theater.
j. Wood, well known local char
acter and father of the base ball pitcn-
err, died Saturday morning and was
| buried yesterday afternoon.
The foreign Office publishes notice
that II. Renjes has resumed the c;>er-
else of his functions as consul Tor
Mexico and vice consul for Spain.
Mrs. j. X. Barney of the Worlds
Woman Christian Temperance Union,
who arrived in Honolulu last week,
will sail for the Orient on Thursday.
Mrs. Thomas McCombe, wife of Pur-
ser McCombe, of the Australia, leaves
for home on Wednesday, after enjoy
ing a visit with friends in this city.
The semi-annual meeting of the Ho-
nolulu Road Club will be held tomor-
row evening, April 6, at the Y. NJ. C.
A., at 1880 o'clock. \ full attendance
is requested
Capt. Oscar f. White broke his ankle
in fall from his ~icycle on Friday.
He will endeavor to be present at an
important meeting of his company to-
morrow evening.
f" A supper and dance complimentary
to the departing guests on the Aus
trala will be given at the Hawaiian
hotel tomorrow evening. The Quin-
tette club will play.
Rev. NJ. C. Harris, who has been
dong such successful work among the
Japanese Christians on the islands, re-
turned to San Francisco by the Gaelic
yesterday morning
The exhibition of drawing, painting
and college work at Punahou on Sat
urday was very creditahle showing.
A large number of people inspected
the work during the day.
The Hawaiian Cycle & Manufacture
ing, Co. report closing sales for ten
wheels, making a total of fifteen with
in the last week. The wheels sold
were Waverleys and Hawaiis.
Mrs. Robert Levers is the guest OF
Mrs. II. b. Bailey at Kaluanui, Maka-
wac. Mrs. LEVERS health has been
failing slightly. She finds the noun
tains are great benefit to her.
The will of Samuel j. Bailey, de-
ceased, was offered for probate this
morning. He leaves real estate valued
at $4,000, to Emile Piipii Hatton, and
names her as executrix, without
bonds.