The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-04
NEW s OF
MAUI.
Makawao People
Have Merry
Time.
MRS. F. F. BALDWIN
GIVES LUNCHEON
Mauna Lei Property Sold---lniunc-
ton Against II. c. & 5.
Company.
Especial Correspondence


| WAILUkU, Maui, March 2-Last
evening a large number of Spreckels-
vile and Makawao district people as
sembled in the spacious rooms of the
new Maunaolu Seminary Sunnyside,
Paia, the occasion being the monthly
| meeting of the Makawao Literary So
ciety.
| The blue print programs OF the even
| ing's entertainment were artistic in de-
sign, and somewhat unique in their
nature, as can be seen from the follow
| ing:
Piano Solo 100. Kate Ivorak Watson
She plays with the ease of a
pianola
Coon Songs ........ Mrs. F.. +. Baldwin
Camille D'Arville's great rival
Ben Bolt ....... Mr.. Geo. H. Baldwin
Don't bolt until he is finished
BOX AND cox
Romance in Real Life in One Act
Box ................ Mr.. r s. D'Autel
From the Theatre Francois
Cox Observation-Disclosures. Mr.. 20 Aiken
From the Dreary Lane, Lunnon
....and. -.
Mrs. Bouncer .......... Miss Hart
From the Folies Bergeres. Oberlin
Hawaiian Songs, Maunaolu Girls
The management guarantees them
both genuine
The famous old play, Box and Cox =
was well rendered, and its many hu-
morous incidents gave great pleasure
to the audience. The stage setting or
the piece-the mock Fireplace, the
windows, etc, merit especial mention.
The singing by the Seminary girls
was much appreciated, as in truth
was every number of the program
On Wednesday Miss Nellie Smith, of
Hamakuapoko, returned to Maui, after
a years absence at the Hot Springs,
in Arkansas. Her friends are pleased
to notice a great Improvement in her
health
On the evening of February 23d
Heart" party was given by Mr.. and
Mrs. f. w. Hardy, of Makawao The
event was postponed from the 14th on
account of inclement weather
"A lunch party was given Wednesday
by Mrs. F. F. Baldwin, of Paia, in
honor of Mrs. II. P Baldwin The ia
Bile was beautifully deeorateds The
following ladies We're present. Mes
danes II. p. Baldwin, f. F. Baldwin,
ii. a. Baldwin, c. d. Loveland, M
Dowsett, r. F.. Engle, D. c. Lindsay,
w o. Aiken. W f. McConkey, W f.
Beckwith, f. w. Hardy and Miss Mos
ser.
By today's steamer Mr. and Mrs. II.
a. Baldwin, of Hamakuapoko, depart
for brief trip to California Mrs. H.
7. Baldwin, of Haiku, goes to Homo
lulu today, to remain during the SEES
sion Of the Legislature.
tuesday evening the young people OF
Makawao District viii participate in
clam bake at Maliko Cullen query
What about the clans?
Friday evening the Makawao Debat.
ing Society will hold a discussion in the
parlors of the Foreign church
Rev. Mr.. Kincaid did not arrive by
the Claudine, as expected, so it is
probable that Rev: Mr. Leadlngham
Will again conduct the services at Paia
Church during the 3d.
On Wednesday the Mauna Lei prop
erty was sold at sheriffs sale, Mr. j.
M. Dowsett being the purchaser for the
sum of ten thousand dollars The
property was sold in one lot The
Judgment on which execution and sale
was had amounted to fifteen thousand
dollars.
The lao Stables stage line between
Wailuku and Lahaina began to run
regularly today.
An injunction has been sued out by
the Wailuku Plantation Company to
stop the construction of the H. c. &
). Cos tunnel, commenced al the lao
bridge, and bond of 50, 900 filed IN
less counter bond is allowed, WORK
will be suspended during the determi-
nation of the respective rights of the
parties.
Another kona storm on MauI this
week, but it was little one, and did
no harm.
The road between Waikiki and La
haina is now in fairly passapfe condi-
ton for carriage travel
Arthur Wall, postmaster at Lahaina.
received his commission from Wash
ington last Saturday.
Lieutenant Mcleod. of the Salvation
Army, leaves today for Waimeaa
Kauai, and his place will be taken In
the work on Maui by Lieutenant Hell
lersath, of Koloa, Kauai, who will ar
rive on Wednesdays Claudine