The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-07-13
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con.
densed Notes of the Day.

terrain at dinner this evening.
Lieut.. Stoney and family are occu-
pying the Kitchen villa in Waikiki.
Colonel and Mrs. j. IL. Soper will
give reception and dance this even
ing.
Mrs. Hosmer will not accompany Mr..
Hosmer on his trip abroad next
month.
A. V. Morse is now an active mem
Der of the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION.
Captain Paul Smiths company will
give its ball at the Drill Shed tomor-
row evening.
This is the last day for service If
summons for the August term of the
First Circuit Court.
The name of DR.. \. B. Lyons is al
ready mentioned as a candidate for
curator of the museum.
NJ. S. Grnbaum is improving slow
ly. He is able to be up and hopes TO
get down town next week.
President Hosmer and Professor
Howard are at work preparing a new
catalogue for Oahu College.
The married and single cricket
players will be pitted against each
other Saturday afternoon.
Meeting of Hawaiian Lodge No. 81,
F. and A. NJ, this evening at 7'JO
o'clock. Work in the First degree.
The Pacific Tennis Club members
will receive the ladies at their courts
at Union Square tomorrow afternoon.
Attorney General Smith, Judge
Frear and Mr. Roberts of Denver in
tend visiting Molokai within couple
weeks or so.
The Odd Fellows installation took
place last evening. Paul j. Noeller is
now the Noble Grand of Harmony
Lodge. No. 3.
Madeiros g. Decker give notice ihat
r. \. Rott is no longer in their en-
ploy and is not authorized to colla2t
or receipt for moneys due them.
II. w. Schmidt & Sons call the at
tention of the teachers of the sumner
! School and others to the fact that
they are closing out heir large stock
of goods-wholesale and retail.
\ leave of absence for one month
has been granted Secretary Coleman
of the Y. NJ. C. A. He will leave for
San Francisco on the next Australia
and will return a month later accom-
panied with bride.
The Sailors Home restaurant will
reopen on Thursday, July Is, with a
free dinner. Chung Hee, well known
to the public of Honolulu, by his long
association with the restaurant bust
ness, will have charge.
At regular meeting of the Y. NJ. C..
A. last evening the Secretary sub
mitted his report for the month Of
June. In it mention was made of
nine prizes won by association MEM
Der athletes in various events.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Walkers dance
on July 20 will be followed a child
ren's party on the 81. These parties
are in the nature of farewell to Hon
olulu for Mr. and Mrs. Walker leave IN
e., ST. in Err
land.
On Monday, August 9, at ~ o'clock
judiciary Building, will be sold at
public auction the lease of 744 acres
of land in Honokaia, Hamakua. Fur
Their information at Public Lands
office.
Adolph Spreckels and J. B. Hof-
facker, Jr., will return to San Fran
cisco in September j, B. Hoffacler,
ST., will arrive in Honolulu the latter
part of the year to give his attention
to the Spreckelsville plantation for
three or four months.
Dramatically sealed glass jars foi
the preservation of the delicious trop
cal fruits of these islands are men
toned in the Timely Topics of the Ha
waiian Hardware Company. Carver'
that will carve and not hack a roas
or fowl are also mentioned.
Unless disposed of at private sale
between now and Wednesday, Septem
Der 20, j. N. Wright will sell at publ,
auction all the buildings known as In
dependence Park Pavilion, 12 dozeI