The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-06-07
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

races. putting the shot, etc. Several
hundred dollars will be spent for prizes
and medals. The luncheon will be
served by O'Rourke of the Club Res
taurant. and the ball will be given at
Spreckels' hall
Several new yachts will enter for the
cup. provided by the sports committee
II. s. Pratt utilities his evening hours
in building flyer" that is sure to
win. Captain Macdonald and f. r.
Richards are rigging up n boat that
they calculate will give all the rest a
close call. and c. w. McFarlane's
"Juanita." which is to be ratified off
next week. is said will be the winner.
L. T. Grant, who had five chances in
the bicycle ratified off last week won
the wheel. 1t was promptly sold to
Otto Rose, who failed to win on the 10
tickets he held, but was bound TO have
the bike
The Cup and Saucer" dance. given
by number of the young men. as a
compliment to the ladies, who ten
dered the "Bon-Bon" social was a de-
cidedly pleasant affair About 40
were present, and INDUCED in dane
ing for few hours. Partners for the
first waltz were secured by matching
cups SduCSIS, pIONlueu ny the BeH-
tlemen. the ladies coveting the SOU
venir of the occasion.
The biweekly meeting of the Mon
day Evening Whist Club found it pleas
ant to assemble at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. ]. A. Scott, Wainaku Lawns, this
week. A matter of business was trans
acted by the members before starting
the game, and later delicious refresh
mentS were served Mr. Kennedy en-
tertains next time.
Mrs. Pratt entertained a few friends
at whist last Monday evening.
Memorial Day was duly observed by
large number of people last Sunday.
Rev. Hall conducted the exercises of
the day, consisting of appropriate adj
dresses by DR.. Wetmore. Attorney
Wise and H. G. Austin. Kind and low
ing friends of the departed dead dec
Grated the graves during the afternoon
and the large cOncourse present decid-
ed to commemorate the event next year
in a fitting manner, committee being
appointed to arrange matters for the
day of decoration.
The activity in Puneo real estate is
becoming quite marked e d. Bald
wins pretty new house makes a fine
appearance on the hill. Other places
are being prepared for cottages,
Mrs. Baldwin and Mrs. l.. Turner
spent several DAYS in O1aa last week at
the Baldwin coffee plantation
Miss Cunningham expects to leave
for the Coast for three months vaca-
ton. She will sail on the Roderick
Dhu.
Willie Rowland goes to Honolulu to-
day, and will return with his mother
and family. who intend locating here.
Charles Hitchcock has accepted po-
sition at Kukuihaele as manager of the
new soda works.
7. w. Mason and family are domi-
ciled in the Fl. G. Austin cottage.
Joseph Canario expects to build a
fine dwelling on his uncomfortable
acre lot on the Volcano road
Mr.. Michalitschke and daughter, of
San Francisco, are stopping with Mr..
Peck at Olaa. They will visit the Vol
cano before returning to Honolulu per
steamer Mauna Loa.
Mrs. w. L. Rose and Miss Anna
Rose go to Honolulu for a few weeks
visit
The bark Annie Johnson left port
Tuesday morning with sugar from
Waiakea Wainaku, Pepeekeo and Ha-
kalau plantations and Portuguese SUI
gar Mill Company, besides hides from
Hilo Mercantile Company.