The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-01
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Mrs Mary Gum gives her fortnight
y dance at Progress Hall tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs Philip pDodge expect
10 open their private school on Mon
day. November 4, at 9 a M, at the
corner Of Kuakini road and Nuuanu
avenue.
The band will resume work this (Fri-
day. morning, by playing at o'clock
at the Capitol grounds, and this even
ing at the Hawaiian Hotel.
]. II. Bahrenberg, the father of DR..
l.. p. H. Bahrenberg, boarding officer
OF United States quarantine service
here, arrived on the Sonoma. He in
tends to live with his son.
The board of supervisors of the Free
kindergarten and Children's Aid AS
ISOLATION will hold an important meet
ing this morning al $50, in the Young
Mems Christian Association parlors.
W. ]. Allen, formerly manager of
the Hawaiian Hotel, takes hold of~,the
Moana Hotel management today. For,
the Coast, where he VIII go into bust
ness.
Ernest Renkin, Of Molokai, who> has
been taking care of A. w. CarteS's
place during his absence, intends reN
turning to his home in the near flu
ture. A party of deer hunters will
accompany him.
Manager Cohen, of the G'rpheum.
writes that Hogan and his troupe will
arrive in Honolulu on the steamer
which leaves San Francisco Novem-
Der II. They will remain here for
about four weeks.
At the request Of Governor Allen.
of Porto Rico, the Planters Associa-
ton will send TO his home fourteen
year-old Porto Rican, who ran away
from home and came over here with
a band of immigrants.
A new fish has been added to Fish
Inspector Berndt's collection of speci-
mems. 1t is of the well known climb
ing species, but as this specimen va
ries in color from the type known
heretofore. it has been preserved.
No. s, Vol. 1, of the Sea Gull. print
ed on board the u. s. S. Iowa. at Pa
mama, is an interesting number, va
riously illustrated. 1t contains the
news of President McKinley's death
and much interesting personal mat
ter.
/Dr Camp had case yesterday
morning of a Portuguese boy dying
from the effect of eating the green
beans of a Ponciana Regia. DR.. Camp
consulted with Wray Taylor. and an
investigation will be started to ind
the active toxic principle of the bean.
1t was moving day for several bust
ness houses yesterday, and until very
late hour the stock and fixings of the
Honolulu Drug Company and McIner-
ny's shoe store were being transferred.
McInerny moved into the Mcintyre
block. and me drug company into the
McInerny room.
Mrs. c. A. Brown gave deiightfuA
luncheon yesterday at the Hawaiian
Hotel, on the Eva lanai, the table
decorations being carnations and green
traceries. The guests were Mrs. ,. "A.
Gulick, Mrs. J. A. Magoon, Mrs. j. III
Thompson, Mrs. T. McCully- Higgins,
Mrs. s. ]. Stone.
A horse attached to a delivery wag-
on belonging to T H. Davies & Co..
broke away from it's hitching and ran
down King street yesterday morning.
A boy EN- ployed by the Union Express
Company saw the wagon passing, ana
by climbing over the rear into the
vehicle, he stopped the horse.
This weeks outing of the Young
Mems Christian Association Juniors
viii be a run to the Bishop Museum.
This will be the feature of the Satur-
day morning excursion, and it Is ex-
pected that there will be made such
arrangements for the displaying OF the
treasures of the museum to the lads
that the day will be most pleasantly
spent
While G L. Marques and F. Pickett
were driving along Fort street yester-
day morning their horse was brighten
ed by an electric car, and ran away.
By colliding with the curb, wheel
was taken off the buggy, and both
the occupants were thrown out, out
neither of them was seriously hurt-
The horse continued its run, leaving
the remains of the buggy opposite the
Young Mems Christian Association.