The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-22
LOCAL BREvITIeS.

iul1 IN the tnlIlt next
* birthday day party will be given
ION Friday for Master Donald Lewis
Mrs. Albert f. Nichols leaves shortly
Cor the coast TO remain year IN Los
Angeles.
Horace Craft leaves on the Alameda
next week for the mainland. He will
go as far as Ohio.
a meeting Of the women OF st. Glenn
en;'s church Is called for this after
noon at o'clock at the rectory.
DR.. and Mrs. F. r. Day expected to
leave Europe for the United States just
about this time and will probably be
in Chicago by the middle of May.
Maria Coffin, a well known Hawaiian.
who has been a resident for years of
ManOa valley, died there on Sunday
morning. and was buried the same day.
Persons wishing to turn in a fire
alarm should remember that after the
key is inserted and the door opened
the inside hook must be pulled down
The exhibition OF paintings by Wores
which mas been the feature OF the art
room OF the Pacific Hardware Com
pany.. Will close in a few days with an
auction sale.
The reception TO Bishop Nichols by
the Hawaiians of the Episcopal church
viii take place this evening at O'Clock
In the Sunday school room. adjoining
ST Andrews Cathedral
Philip Friedman, a clerk. filed petit
ton in bankruptcy yesterday. HIS ma
bilities amount to $3.50 and he has no
assets excepting three suits OF clothes
and necessary underwear. ~
The Ladies' Aid Society or the
Church OF Christ will meet this AFTER
noon at the home OF Mrs. William Hall.
Makiki street. near Wilder avenue. All
women cordially invited.
raxy
hors.. made another dash for liberty
yesterday on Merchant street. but fail
ed to free himself from the buggy or do
any damage to other rigs on the street
Mr.. and Mrs. William Irwin will go
to Honolulu the middle OF May, ana
have as their guest Miss Charlotte VIII
son. Miss Elita Redding expects short
change.
Ut Is said that a meeting OF Catholics
WIN %. called this week To take action
in the Father wendeiin matter, In con-
nection with the Board OF Health's &C
ton IN asking for his removal from the
leper settlement
The Kamehameta School boys went
yesterday for their camp at Waianae-
The boys are IN charge OF Major VIII
son and expect to remain in camp I'M
till May 10th. The tents used by the
campers were obtained from the Ma
tional Guard.
Dickens and His Earlier Works
was the subject OF a reading last ev-
cning in the Y. w. 6. A. rooms by
Mrs Rogers The lecture was listened
to attentively and was a most entep<
tanning collection Of data. given In a
verv interesting way.
A Japanese workman known as
employed on the Young building, fell
through an opening in the floor OF the
ground floor. TO the basement below
His chin was cut and he received sew
eraI gashes on his head. besides sprain-
ing one OF his wrists. He was taken
to the Queens Hospital.
&. Keliinoi. Normal Inspector fur the
Department or Education on Mauf has
resigned the office and his successor is
Charles King OF the Kamehameha
Schools Mr. Keliinoi resigned ostensi-
bly, to 60 into business. but IL is
thought the resignation came because
of troubles with the board
/ "a Few Weeks Spent in Greece" will
furnish the subject for n talk by Mrs.
Oliver p. Emerson at the at home OF
the KiIohana Art League, to be given
Tuesday evening. April 10Th. 1t Is ex-
pectcd that a small art collection OF
Greek casts and photographs will be
lent to add interest to the lecture.
Mrs. a. II. Otis will sing at the
Thursday noon song service at the Y.
w. G. a. At 5 o'clock on the afternoon
OF the same day Miss De Lartigue will
lecture in the rooms on "Attractiveness
OF Person and How to Keep IT." This
will be a practical lecture replete with
hints for the care of ones health. This
lecture is free to any ladies who desire
TO come and listen.
Among the passengers on board the
Grant was Lieutenant Colonel Arthur
Wagner. who was acting as ad3utant
general in the Philippines. He in
well known author. also. having writ
ten quite a number OF military text
books Among them are 'The Sense
Of Security and Information, The
Campaign OF the Konigkratz." and
Organization and Tactics"
Any member OF the Independent Or
der OF Odd Fellows who has not re-
ceived an invitation to the entertain
ment and dance TO be given in Prog
ress Hall next Saturday can obtain
same by calling on Mr.. a. F. Clark at
Hustace & Co, Mr.. James Bfcknell at
w. c. Peacock & Co. and Mr.. "A.
Arndt, OF the Hawaiian Hardware Co.
This entertainment is given in COM
memoration of the S3rd anniversary of
the Order. There will be dancing aft
er the exercises.