The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-07-20
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Orpheum tonight.

The band plays again at Thomas
Square this evening.
1t seems toss-up between the Stars
and "kams'' Saturday.
The Coptic should arrive from San
Francisco this afternoon.
The Mariposa did not get away un-
til after 9 o'clock last night
Optician S. E. Lucas carries glasses
to suit all sights and pockets.
Miss Hartwel and A. F. Judd, Jr.,
will be married tomorrow evening.
The Healans will give social dance |
at their boathouse tomorrow evening. |
Cleveland is standard of excellence |
the world over-especialIy in Homo |
lulu.
The residence 557 Nuuanu avenue,
is for rent. Particulars at Criterion |
saloon.
The Housekeepers' League will meet !
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock at the
Y. NJ C. A.
G. l.. Crabbe denies that he is inter
ested in the liquor license granted for
KolOa, Kauai.
A special meeting Of Myrtle Boat
Club is called for this evening at 1870
at the club house.
A large number Of people went out
to Makee Island last evening to listen
to the band concert.
TIE kissing bug has reached Califor-
M IN spite of Professor KOebele's
presence in that State.
Mrs. E. M. Moore, mother of DIR.
Robert Moore, has returned from
visit to the Mainland.
Work on the new Beretania school
house will begin in few days. The
material is on the ground
DIR. Sem of Chicago, who is one of
Americas most famous physicians and
surgeons, is at the Hawaiian.
Two native drivers of Levers &
Cooke had their fingers cut yesterday
while unloading some she iron.
Major Curtis Iaukea of Waialua re-
ports that the Waialua Hotel is al
most ready for its hOusewarming.
Everybody laughed at The Pawn
broker as put on at the Orpheum last
evening Froibert also made a hit
DR.. Charles Dawson, Government
physician at Lahaina has returned
from vacation on the Mainland.
Ladies' tailor-made gowns and elab-
crate CONNECTIONS. Nine. lie Vanway
q Mrs. Mccall, 70 Beretania street -
Mrs. A. M. Stangenwald has an exc
cutrix notice to creditors of the late
DIR. Hugo StangenWald in this issue
photographer ]. j. Williams has an
interesting display of pictures of Ha-
waiian aliis on exhibition at his studio
Gus Mauer the KlOndiker, who re-
turned to Honolulu by the MaripOsa,
leaves for the Coast by the MOana to-
morrow.
The dance at Wrights Villa last
evening was enjoyed by the guests of
the house and a number of people from
the city.
Captain James Lightfoot of the Hea-
lani Yacht and Boat Club is making
himself known in yachting circles in
Honolulu.
ID. B. Smith has returned from the
Coast He went up by way of Victoria
and has enjoyed the round trip eX-
ceedingly.
The quarterly meeting of the WAY
erley Club will be held this evening.
All members are urgently requested
to be present.
W. Brotherton, Colonel Ruhlen's pri-
vate secretary, leaves tomorrow by
the Moana for brief visit TO his home
in San Francisco.
The wedding of Professor Yarndley
and Miss CIymer takes place at the
Kamehameha Girls School at 1O
O'Clock this morning.
At the police rife practice at Iwilei
yesterday morning Captain Robert
Parker made the possible" scoring
ten straight bunseyes.
John Ena will return to the Islands
in September, having given up his idea
of going to Mexico. He is now a
Long Beach, California.
The Home Bakery Cafe, resplenden
in it's new dress, opened again for bus
mess yesterday evening and wa
thronged with its old patrons
]. f. Morgan will hold an auction
sale of household furniture at the res
idence of +. Z. Mossman, Emm;
street, on Friday next at 10 a, m.
Deputy Marshal Chillingworth mad
a raid in Manoa last night and arrest
ed three Chinese with a considerabl
quantity of opium in possession.
Captain Soule received by the Mari
posa the news OF his fathers dealt
in Massachusetts. The end was sud
den, heart failure being the cause.
Capt. Sealby of the COptic retired o
July Sth, bearing with him many to
kpnS Oh lnc eoICSAil ia "iiiIAl AiC '" -
held by brother officers and the crew.
Bishop and Mrs. Willis left for 81
moa on the Mariposa last night. Dun
ing the bishops absence Rev. v +
Kitcat will represent him in diocesa
work.
Every member OF the Amateur On
chestra must be at rehearsal this ever
ing at 7:45 o'clock in the Y. NJ. I. :
hall. No excuse will De accepted b
the leader.
]. n. S. Williams, one of the orig
nal proprietors of the Union lro
Works. came down on the Marlposa
Mr.. Williams also established the oil
fusion plant at the EVA mil.
~ u Ninnnnt of the firm of NinCel