The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-11-20
LOCAL BREVlTlES.

There will be a public concert at tn
Moana Hotel tonight.
| The junior members of the Y. M. G
A will visit the Oregon in Young Bros,
launches this afternoon, leaving at 2:3
p. m.
| Olive Branch Rebekah Lodge, I. o
/ o. f., meets tonight in Harmony Hall
and will commence ping-pong tourna
ment.
Miss Graydon's class in the English
drama will hereafter hold its meetings
on Friday afternoon at four o'clock in
Pauahi Hall.
MI and Mrs. Thos. j. King have is
sued invitations for the marriage OF
their daughter Juliet Margaret TO Cliff
tord kimbaH on Monday, December list.
Marshal Hendry left for Hilo yester-
day to serve the papers in the NiccolIs
bankruptcy case. Deputy Marshal
Handy left for Maui to serve the papers
in the All Hoy case.
Treasurer Cooper will offer for sale
the annual ava licenses at public auc-
ton between December 1st and It'll In
Honolulu the upset price is $1,000, and
at Hilo and Wailuku $500.
The Supreme Court yesterday finished
the hearing of argument in the Dole
case. In the afternoon argument was
had in the case of J. O. Carter VS.. Sybil
A. Carter ct al.
Two members of the stranded jose
phine Stanton Opera Company passed
through Honolulu yesterday in the
Aorangi enroute from the Colonies to
the States They had a tale of hard
luck.
This evening THOMAS Prime will give
the full history of the Theosophical So
ciety, explaining its object, growth, etc
This will be a very interesting lecture
and will be held in the Arion Hall, just
back of the Opera House
The statement in an evening paper
that the first Boyd embezzlement oc-
Cured under the administration of Mr..
McCandless is an error. The dates of
the>A indictment show that it occurred
during. a former administration of the
Interior office
The committee of the women's exhibit
ton and sale wish it to be clearly un-
derstood that they will be at the Elks'
Hall today, Thursday, from 10 to 4 to
receive contributions to the sale. Per-
ishable articles, such as delicate plants
and edibles, will be received not later
than noon on Friday.
Mrs. L. Tenney Peck has arranged to
have an omnibus meet every car this
afternoon at the corner of Manoa Road
and Kamehameha Avenue during the
hours Of her reception for the conven-
fence of those guests who go out by the
Rapid Transit. The reception is given
in honor of Mrs. Locke and Mrs. w. R.
Castle, Jr.
Emil Ney, who claims descent from
Frances famous marshal, ran afoul of
the police again yesterday and spent
the night in a Police Station cell. Ney
undertook the task of keeping sober on
A dozen or two glasses of fire water, but
only made himself very objectionable
TO his landlord, who promptly called
in blue coat to quiet him.
The executive committee for the sale
IF womep's work to be held Friday and
Saturday of this week wish all arti-
eles sent to Elks' Hall this morn |
ng. Perishable articles Friday morn |
ng. Price marks attached and con- |
-ributors must sign the rules which
nay be obtained from any member of
he executive committee. Sale opens
Friday at D. m. Admission % cents.
Door receipts, after expenses are paid, |
will be given to the Free Kindergarten |
und.