The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-03-22
LOCAL BREylTlts.

1 There viii be an exhibition OF fire.
I works on Pacific Heights tonight
" II is reported from Lahaina that two
large whales were seen spouting in the
channel between Lahaina and Lanai.
The funeral of Mrs. Frank Harvey
took place yesterday morning. the in
terrnent being in the Catholic ceme-
terry.
Special services will be held in ST.
Augustine Chapel, Waikiki. Sunday
morning. for Miss Paulina Neumann.
! who Will receive the first communion.
Two whales were seen on wednes-
LAY. between Lahaina wharf and the
buoy. a large whale was spouting on
Thursday afternoon in the channel be-
tween Lahaina and Lanai
The Officers Club will give "A club
night on Saturday evening next. The
members Of the club have several
stunts which are planned to entertain
and make merry their friends.
THE Hawaiian Mission ChiIdren's So
ciety viii meet this evening at the res
Hence of Mrs. Theodore Richards.
constitutional amendments and mat
tiers of great interest will be discuss
eli.
The basket ball game between teams
of the Oahu College and Young Wom-
ems Christian Association. TO have
y
until next Monday on account Of the
rain.
Doors open at 1870. and performance
begins at O'Clock. at the Opera House,
of the historic plays. Lady OF the
Twilight" and Landing and Death of
Lone" Tickets at Wall, Nichols Com
papy.
The pupils OF the lower grade in the
city schools Will hold an entertainment
and fair at the Normal School on April
9Th. Students will make things to sell
and use the proceeds To buy a stereopti-
con outfit.
Judge Humphreys denies that he in
tends to send the transcript in the
Smith contempt case TO the Department
of Justice at Washington. The judges
Seem TO have had some good advice on
that matter.
meeting OF the Hawaiian Mission
Children's Society will be held this
evening at the residence OF Theo. Rich
ards. when a report on the proposed
semi-centennial celebration OF the So
ciety will be made.
Senior Canavarro. the Portuguese
Consul. will be rendered a reception
this evening at st. Antonio hall. Vine
yard street. by the Portuguese commu-
nifty. There will be a musical pro-
gram. followed by a social and dance
\ cloudburst was reported yesterday
in Kaiihi Valley. Waipilopilo stream
was turned into a raging torrent about |
s:3O a m. but subsidized about twenty !
minutes later. There was also a |
heavy rainfall at Waikiki about the |
game time.
The Zendas viii give their third /
dance in Progress Hall. on /
Wednesday evening. March 26. The |
former dances given By this popular |
club were so successful that large |
lay evening.
Mr.. Hatch. bOIted yesterday on Bere- |,
auia street. while attached To a bug 4
- in which Miss Kaufman was riding. |
fhe driver was unable TO check the /
lorse after leaving Thomas Square
until PunahOu was reached. Luckily
he vehicle was not overturned.
OF Ernest y. Smith. a former Homo
uiu High School boy. the Brooklyn
monthly paper. in report
ng a public debate. says: BY far
he best individual work was done by /
smith. who has only recently Joined !,
he society. He gives promise OF be- 4
coming. with a little more experience. /
first-class debater and speaker"
The reception to the Portuguese i
-Onsul. a de Souza Canavarro. viii be
,fven this evening at st. Antonio Hall.
N Vineyard street. a musical and
lance program has been arranged. and
Will be served. The com
nittecs in charge OF the affair are:
A. Gonsalves, j. +.
sodrigues. Nj. ". Silva. j. ID. Marques.
A. A Silva. L. Nunes and j. NJ. Ca
nara: reception-J. NJ. Camara. j. p
,odrigues. j. ID. Marques and NJ A
ilva: committee in charge OF hall =
r. Camara and J. +. Gomez; refresh :
lents-A. G. Silva and l.. Nunes; dec
T. Comes.