The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-30
LOCAL BREVlTltS.

d.. Wood VIII be absent six weeks
ard not six months. as reported.
/ The family of the late John Cush-
iucham have q card OF thanks in this
issue.
Nanc. O'Scsu. who gave a perform
arc. in Honolulu Some years ago. is
playing IL Egypt
Miss Edith Rodgers will sing at the
monday song service in the parlJrs OF
the I. w g. 4. Thursday.
Henry Waterhouse and family leave
| b. the Alameda today for England and
perhaps "A tour Of the world.
Horace J. Craft Will leave by the Ala
media this afternoon for his old home
| In Ohio. He viii BE- gone three O. four
months.
At a meeting TO be- held Monday ev-
ruiug Hawaiian Lodge. Masols. Will
make arrangements for its jubilee Gel
cbTatiou-
Gerrit Wilder returned home yestAr-
day ia the China after "a long absence
spent mainly in Europe. Mrs. Wilder
did NOS return.
The bard will play on the Capitol
| grounds from $50 to II Thursday
| morning for the benefit OF the children
1f the EindeTEartens.
Mr. and Mrs. j. \. Palmer Of Hawaii
returned in the China. MIS- Palmer
* the sister OF Mrs. Alice Brown and
Mt. George SmithieS.
\ shooting gallery for the boys is to
be- arranged at the Cleaners lawn par
~. To- b. given Saturday. May 3, at the
residence Of +. J. Lowrey.
At 10 a m. tomorrow at Morgan's
saiesrOOns number of guns. etc, VIII
be sold 1T auction. See list in Nor
gan's column on page today.
Miss Emily Hllstead was a horne
coming passenger in the China. She
has been III Colorado and other places
on the mainland Tor the past year.
Miss Evelyn Henry Of Colorado will
taxi. orders for all kinds OF dressmak-
ing orders left at 29Oc karratt lane
off Pensacola street, viii be promptly
attended to-.
The band will play at the Executive
grounds Thursday morning. May LIST,
from $3.50 to IL o'clock. for the Free
[indcTgartens. y cordial invitation is
extended to all primary schools To be
present
Lieut.. James. Artillery Corps. who
first passed through Honolulu in 1888
on ths. transport Arizona. now the Han
cock. is again en- route To- the Philip
pines ON the Crook. He Is accompanied
by Mrs. James.
The lawn party To- be given by the
Cleaners next Saturday afternoon is
sue. To b. a success. All OF the MEM
hers are working hard and will guar
antee you "A good time. BE sure to
bring the little ones.
The officers Of the Wheeling and the
transport Crook Will b. the guests at
q dance to be- given for them at the
Hawaiian Hotel this evening. There
were a great number e the officers AT
the. hotel last evening enjoying the COP
cert.
NJ. F.. Frosser and bride arrived on
th. China Yesterday. Mg. FrDsSDr de-
partcd from Honolulu on the last trip
NJ of the China. was married IN Los
Angeles and reformed To san Francesca
in time. L. come back To Hawaii III the
same vessel.
J T. Huckfeld leaves by the Alameda
this afternoon for his home ia Bremen.
Germany. The mercantile and consul
lar interests OF Mr.. Hackfeid have been
transferred TO II. \. IseBberg. MI.
HackfeId will take up his permanent
residence in Germany.
Colonel Chamberlain. Inspector Of the
United States Army for the Depart
inert OF California, of which Hawaii rs
a district. will leave this afternoon lot
home While here he thoroughly in
spected Camp Mckinley and found eV-
.rything In excellent shape.
TIE Hebron Drug Company Will
move from it's present location to the
in the Ehlers block pon to be
vacated by T.. o. Hall * Son. The con-
cern will also open a branch establish
meut i'm the new Sachs building at the
corner Of Fort and Beretania.
Raymond G. Brown, secretary OF the
Oriental Life Insurance Company,
leaves in the China for Shanghai To
confer with the officers OF the company
at headquarters. He Will probably be
absent for about two months. IL Is
possible he will visit Canton and other |
cities OF the Empire.
4 stage rehearsal was held yester-
lay in the opera house for all those |
who are to take part in the May Day
festival tomorrow evening. The gov
eminent and the Kamehameha School
bands. the soloists and choruses were |
on hand. and spent a !argS portion or
the afternoon in going over the pro-
gram.
Wien J. ID. McVeigh. the new super /
intendent OF the leper settlement, !
reached Kalaupapa he was met by a
committee and presented with a set of 4
requesting his resignation. |
The resolutions were passed at a meet 4
ing of patients. II is said that the IN
mates Of the settlement wished Z. Is. |