The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-12-23
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Grand Sire this evening at Excelsio
+ Lodge
Installation of officers at Pacifs
Lodge tonight. All members are re
quested TO attend.
The Kaumakapili Sunday School pu
pills will have their Christmas enter
tainment this evening at $50.
Rev. John Osborne received by the
Aorangi a box of greens and holly fol-
decorating the interior of st. Clement
church.
Justice Dickey officiated Saturday al
the marriage of E. Cook and Mrs.
Agatha Kelley, both we'll known ir
musical circles.
The Hawaiian Woman's Club VIII
hold meeting this afternoon at
o'clock at the residence of Mrs. A. B.
Wood, Nuuanu avenue
Bids We're opened yesterday for sup
plies for the Public Works Department
for the next six months. No contracts
were let because the tahulation has not
as yet been completed.
{Supt. Cooper yesterday received a re-
quest from Governor Dole that he act
for him in the ceremonies attendant
upon the opening of the cable as he
viii not return in time.
Major Davis will leave for San Fran
cisco by the Ventura January 18th in
company with his wife and daughter
He is to take passage for Manila in a
transport from the coast.
Auditor Fisher yesterday gave out the
warrants of the school teachers in order
that they might have them for their
Christmas shopping. About $50 in all
are ready for distribution by Supt. At
kinson.
John Rothwell. who held up and as
saulted with a stick of fire wood a, Chi
nese hackman named All Lin early
Sunday morning, was yesterday SEN
fenced to six months imprisonment on
the reef.
A fire which occurred early yesterday
morning in the tailor shop of Lock Sing
on Beretania street is being Investigate
ed by Chief Thurston. Incendiarism is
suspected. Little damage was done by
the blaze.
The regular meeting of Hawaiian
Tribe, No. 1, 1. o. r. NJ, falling on
Christmas Day. a special meeting for
the nomination and election of officers
will be held on Friday, December 26,
at 1880 p. m.
The Sunday School Christmas tree
of st. Clements church will
take place this afternoon at SIS D. m.
today in the parish house. 1t is hoped
all parents of pupils will be present. and
others are invited.
The case of Tommy Ryan, the blue
jacket of the Solace who was arrested
Sunday on a warrant charging him
with the theft of a $500 watch from C.
Fl. Ball, a guest at the Hawaiian Hotel,
was called up in the Police Court yes
erday morning, but was continued over
until today.
Two more criminal informations were
fled yesterday against H. Hackfeld & |
Go. charging the firm with permitting |
the escape of two Japanese from the |
steamship Korea. The men in question
1ad been ordered deported at San Fran
cisco and escaped while the Korea was
n port here.
Mrs. l. F. Tarbell, formerly of Jack |
sonville, Illinois, and Mr.. j. S. Andrade
If Honolulu were quietly married at the /
brides home on Keeaumoku street yes
erday at two p. m. by Rev. w. NJ. Kin |
aid. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrade left on the
i:15 train for Haleiwa Hotel, Waialua, |
where they will spend their honeymoon.
There is a balance of 5000 in Mrs /
Walter Hoffmann's hands for kinder
gartens, as the result of the Womans
Sale held some weeks ago in Elks' Hail. |
About 800 was cleared for contributors
If articles for sale, and after deducting. !
expenses from the door receipts, the
above sum is available for charitable
purposes.
The Kilohana Art League rehearsals
ire bringing out some good work The
me act plays are assuming their proper
shape, and the sextette from Florodora
promises to be an artistic success in
very way. No pains will be spared to
make this dramatic evening a grand
went. The tickets go on sale at Wall,
Sichols's today.
Mrs. Berger states that the appeal
or aid for the Kona Orphanage, which
vas made through the Advertiser, rad
generous response. There We're re-
.eived nine boxes and two parcels of
lifts, one pail of candy and Sc in cash.
The freight was hauled free to the wharf
~ Levers & Cooke and the Mauna Loa
rave it a free trip to its destination.
rhe donations included toys, clothing, |
BOOKS, pictures, games and fruit.
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