The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-09-30
J: Leslie McComb has gone to Vic.

toria eNe " VIC
There was born to Mrs. George Da-
vles, on Saturday, son. All are well
A ladies' black silk Elton Jacket has
oeen lost Reward at Advertiser Of
flee
Roy H. Chamberlain, collector of in
ternal revenue, returned on the Mari
posa He was accompanied by his
family.
Judge Estee win hear arguments to-
day upon the question of a jury trial
IN the Pearl Harbor condemnation
suits.
The neat decorating for the McKin-
ley memorial at Progress Hall yester-
day was the handiwork of Ditalis r,
Calef
Yesterday being the festival of St.
Michael and All Angels, special refer
ence was made in the Episcopal and
Catholic Cathedrals.
Francis Murphy returned Saturday
from Hilo. He was much pleased with
the results of his trip, having held
/, some excellent meetings.
There Will be a meeting of all those
! interested in polo at the office of Bish-
op & Cos insurance department at 4 90
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The federal appointees will. hold a
meeting today to pass resolutions upon
the death of Mckinley, which will be
forwarded to Washington.
The band concert on the Capitol
grounds was we'll attended yesterday.
The Hawaiian songs were a special
feature OF the program.
In a San Francisco case the Treasury
Department has ruled that minor chill
dren of resident Chinese merchants
are entitled to land in the United
States.
meeting of the Women's Guild of
the Second Congregation of St An
drew's Cathedral will be held today at
$50 p. m in the Sunday school room
OF the Cathedral
Mr.. and Mrs. F c Anterior RETURN
ed on the Mariposa from their wedding
"Trip in Europe. Another bridal party
on the Mariposa was comprised of Mr..
and Mrs. c. B. Hemenway
Miss Laura Conger the daughter of
Minister Conger, who has many friends
in Honolulu, was married in Chicago.
September 10th, to Lieut.. Frederick e.
Buchan, whom She first met during
the siege of Picking.
Everything is in readiness for the
grand millinery opening today at Miss
Hawley's parlors. in the Boston block.
The fall styles to be shown We're all
personally selected by Miss Hawley
during her recent visit in the larger
cities on the Mainland.
The free distribution of palms, plants
and trees from the government nursery
will not be resumed until after the
18th day of this month SO as not to
interfere with the propagation of forest
,1- h..
for the rainy season.
The distribution of the I26 companies
of Coast Artillery made by Secretary
Root in an order of September -6lA,
makes an assignment of two compa-
MES to Honolulu. AS we already have
the two companies, there will be no
change in the present arrangements.
The Young Women's Christian As
ISOLATION will hold it's annual meeting
for reports and election of officers at
the hall of the Young Mems Christian
Association this evening at o'clock.
Miss Gorton will tell of association
work in Sydney. All members are
cordially invited to be present.
Fred Young has been secured as as
sistant secretary of the Young Mems
Christian Association and athletic in
structor This was announced in a let
ter to Secretary Brown from former
Secretary Coleman, and beyond the
fact that the young man is a graduate
of the training school at Springfield,
Mass, nothing is known of him. He
will arrive early in October.
Mrs. A. Schoellkopf. formerly Madam
de Albany, graduate of the High School
and Conservatory of Music of Paris,
will start classes for teaching the
French language, either conversation
ally or PraTDrnaticallY These ella SSes
will be similar to those the madam has
taught in San Francisco, Eureka and
Blue Lakes. California. She speaks
English fuentIy. School conducted at
residence, Printers Lane, opposite Ad-
vent Church.