The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-03-17
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Mr. and Mrs. Marston Campbell en-
tertained with a masquerade ball at
their home Saturday night
Mrs. Mabel Wing Castle is building
unique cottage on the north side of
Rocky Hill, in the College Hills tract.
The Custom House nine defeated a
baseball team from the transport Egg
I bert at Makiki. on Saturday, by the
score Of 10 To o.
The st. Louis College third nine de-
feated the second nine of the High
school Saturday morning in a game Of
baseball. at Makiki. Score, II TO TO-
All members of the Amateur Orches-
ira are expected to attend the regular
rehearsal this evening at 7:45 o'clock
IN the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton hall.
Miss Landegan, who has been visit
ing in Honolulu for few weeks, will
not accompany Madame Bishop to the
Mainland, having decided TO enjoy the
delights OF the Hawaiian capital for a
few weeks more.
The Hawaiian Mission ChiIdren's
Society is to celebrate the semi-cen-
tennial OF its birthday in May \ meet
ing to arrange the preliminaries Will
be held next Saturday at the residence
OF Theodore Richards.
Recent orders at National Guard
Sldlt lldI W..
Johnston, Of Company F. mas been re-
duced to the ranks at his own request.
Peter SouZa. a. l.. Lunggren and II.
Harbarth have been advanced to the
rank of corporals in Company a.
Governor Dole will probably leave
Wednesday in the Alameda for WASH
ington. f. T. Dole. the attorney gem
erai, will go at the same time, though
this Is a mere coincidence, as he was
intending to go in order to be present
in Washington during the hearing of
the transition cases.
On Saturday evening. at the Moana
Hotel, Mr.. T.. o. White entertained at
dinner ]. Z. Smith and NJ. B. Milten-
berger. OF st. Louis: w. w. Hall, Mar
ston Campbell. Edwin III. Paris and
o. G., Traphagen. Mr.. Skate also en-
tertained a party of six, among them
being the Misses WIddifield.
Negotiations for the sale of the ISL
and of Lanai to Gay & Robinson are
again under way. and may be closed
months ago. but for some reason fell
through. A letter is said to have come
from w. G.. Irwin. via the Alameda,
in which he consented to the PROPOSE
tion. which involves 100000.
The Commissioner of Agriculture has
received a lot OF seeds of the Rinus
or yellow pine. They will
Senior Canavarro brought some useful
seeds from Portugal with him and
handed them to the Governor. who |
turned them over to the commissioner. |
Some of them are already planted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred a. Smith, of EN- !
ma street. entertained party of |
friends the other evening. the occa- /
sion being the tenth anniversary OF |
their marriage. Music and games were |
by refreshments of ice cream, |
cake and lemonade. A delightful even
ing was passed. being one of many |
enjoyed at this cosy little cottage.
Lucien Young. at one time stationed |
In Honolulu, and one OF the best known
naval men on the Pacific, has been !
pI Cmoted from lieutenant commander
according TO the latest dispatches.
But recently he was relieved from the
of Havana port because of
some impolitic utterances there, but
the report that he would lose
some numbers as a result was without l.
T.
Princess Kawananakoa entertains
his evening at the Moana Hotel at a
dinner and dancing party
n honor of her sister Miss Alice
Campbell. The dinner, preceding the
lance. is for twenty-four persons. The
,olor scheme in the private dining
DOM OF the hosiery will be Nile
green. and the decorations will be on
.iven in the large reception hall in
he Waikiki end of the hotel. and will
'e enjoyed by about seventy-five
,uests.