The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-03-04

Anna Rose, Miss Pauline Rose, Two Lit
tie Girls in Blue: Mrs II. l. Shaw
Fancy Dress; Mrs A B. Loebenstein
Music; Mrs. E. E. Richards. Peanut
Girl; Mrs. A. Wall. Queen OF Hearts
Miss McGregor, Highland Lassie: Miss
Cunningham, Zouave; Miss Woodruff,
Miss Reinhart, Two Little Maids: Miss
Leeloy, Hawaii; Miss J. Broderick. Red
Riding Hood; Miss Reinhart, Fancy
Dress; Mrs. a. N. Wilson Music; J. r.
Wilson. Santa Claus: G. X. Wilder
japanese Prince; c. E. Conley, Japan
csc Prince; +. L. Scoville. Japanese
Prince; G. =. Little. Harlequin: r. S.
Scott, Clown; T NJ Roland. Little Lord
Fauntle.oy W. G. Roland, Cards; Otto
Rose. Indian Scout: II. s. Pratt. Cow
boy; J. H. BoIe. My Lady; DR. H 5.
Elliott. Red Riding Hood: Frank L.
Winter, SambO; B. F. Schoen, Domino;
Allan Wall, Prisoner; Capt. P. Johnson,
Negro Minstrel; Sam Peck All Sam
Tai; y. c. Willfong, King of Hearts:
George Jones, Minstrel; Oscar Braddick,
10 10, Dog-faced Boy; Ed Hapai. Cow
boy; A. H. Jackson Modern Dude.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Pratt are house
keeping on Church street. near Pleas
ant.
Mrs. Charles Trowbridge of Olaa has
been spending a few days in town.
w. G. Reed, a late arrival from the
Coast, has accepted position with E.
n. Holmes as bookkeeper.
c. D. Pringle, late of Kauai, joins
the force in Mr.. Turner's store, filling
the vacancy caused by the departure of
Miss Martin for the Coast.
Mrs. J. K. Dillon of Pepeekeo has
been quite i'll for some weeks.
c. L. Wight has been the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Richards during
the week.
w w. Goodale of Papaikou goes to
Honolulu per Kinau today.
w. E. Thrum is on a surveying trip
Puma.
G.. K. Wilder.
Miss Lyons returns to her home in
Honolulu after pleasant stay of sew
eral weeks at the Lyman residence.
Mrs. E. d. Baldwin entertained a
little party of friends after the per-
Friday night. Those present
were: Misses Elvira and Matte Rich
Miss Weight, Miss Broderick,
Mr. and Mrs. Richards, Mr.. and Mrs.
Messrs. G.. K. and H. A. Will
der, DR.. Hutchinson, c. E. Campbell.
Mr.. Peck of Olaa goes to Honolulu
today.
The Hilo Fire Department were out
for an hours drill last Saturday even
ing.
The Hawaiian coffee planters meet
ing at Fireman's hall Saturday evening
was attended by about so planters and
their friends. 1t was most enthusiastic,
and many interesting and valuable re-
marks were made by several speakers.
G. L. Wight reports the coffee planta-
tions of Puma as in a most f1ourishing
condition At the Catholic Mission
place quite a crop is being harvested.
Road building and cottage building
keep things humming with our neigh
bors.
The bark Santiago, Johnson master,
with a cargo of 1000 tons, and the
schooner r. w. Bartlett, in ballast, ar
rived from San Francisco on the 18th
ult. within two hours of each other,
having left the Bay City on the 9th
ult. within two hours of each other.
Strange to say, neither one sighted the
other vessel from the date of leaving
until their arrival in Hilo Bay. The
Santiago left first, but the Bartlett ar
rived first. Both are loading sugar for
San Francisco. Mrs. Allen and two
children, Mr.. Brindell and Mr.. Crawford
were passengers on the Santiago.
The weather in Hilo is fine.