The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-28
LOCAL BREvITIES.

TIE late Edward X swain or san
Francisco wiIled mis- Honolulu Office
furnlShings TO Walter r. Pinkham-
M. Charles Il. Cooper leaves tomor-
roty for Ulupaiakua Ranch. Maui.
,zl,ere she Will remain for a couple OF
weeks.
The annual lawn party Of the Clean
ers viii be held next Saturday at the
residence Of r. J. Lowrey. Admission
viii be only % cents
John Barrett. formerly u. s. Minister
to- Siam. and now one OF the Commits
sioner Generals OF the Louisiana Pur-
chase Exposition. will arrive here on
the China
Mrs. Henry Fl. Williams at home to-
morrow evening will take the form OF
grandma's tea. in honor OF Mrs. An
drews. Three to- five ,. m. Richards
and Beretania streets.
The Sons OF St George give social
dance this evening at S o'clock In the
81. Antonio Hall. Vineyard street. rms
Is the first dance they have given Tor
some time, and IL should be well at
tended.
The Murphy Temperance Club gave
an excellent entertainment saturday
evening. There was a sketch by Sey-
mour. Ward and Dollinger, vocal SOLOS
by Nine lie Beuf. and Instrumental Sc
iections by Miss Taylor and Moses Ma
kuina-
The phaeton OF DR.. II. F. Humphris
was damaged by being struck by an
electric car at the foot OF Liliha street
! Saturday afternoon, the team, driven
, by the father OF the physician, being
stopped before the animals could run
away.
The grading OF the Nuuanu street and
II the changing OF the water pipes tnere'
has been practically completed and the
work Of matchmaking Beretania street
Il TO complete the connection between
| Nuuanu and Fort streets Is now pro-
sr~ssing-
" Mrs Claire Eloise Williams. MIS-. n
IA. Castle-CoIeman and Mrs. BENJAMIN
h Lodge Marx have issued cards for an
II At home at Kailana, waikiki. on Tues-
day afternoon. April 20. from 4 To $50
o'clock I'm honor OF DIR. and MIS- Al
bert b. Clark.
Last night a Chinaman was around
the Club Stables begging Tor money.
he acted SO queerly that IL was feared
he was insane and Night Waterman
Cook notified the police Before the
officer arrived. however. the man hau
disappeared and could not be round
Hugh Russell. who arrived on the
Alameda on Saturday TO take n posi-
ton in the United States mali service
1 I'm Honolulu. is q brother OF MarSaret
Barry, the well known opera singer.
He has been on the transports here Tor
the last year or so. and his present po-
Mrs Eugene Field leaves in the Ala
media on wednesday for San Francisco.
whence she Will depart for her home in
Chicago. Mrs. Field has visited In Ho-
noluiu for about eight weeks. the great
err part OF the time as the guest OF MT
and MR.. II a Allen. ana mas thor-
oughIy enjoyed the social life OF the
| capital.
A committee was appointed at
meeting held at the residence OF Il. G
Davies Friday evening. which VIII m
Vestieate the financial support which
can be had for Sailors institute here'
on the plans OF that in San Francisco
Bishop Nichols talked of the work In
his city and aroused some enthusiasm
/ for the plan
The ninth anniversary OF Court
| Canoes. No. 311O. was celebrated sat
urday evening in San Antonio Han,
| VINEYARD street j. +. Eckhardt MADE
an address of welcome and called upon
NJ A. Silva, who spoke in Portuguese
NJ T. Pacheco, who will represent the
local court at the San Francisco hisn
\ Circle made an address, after winch
there was dancing until a late hour.
The eIghty-third anniversary OF the
Independent Order of Odd Fellows of
Honolulu was celebrated on Saturday
eyering In Progress Hail. a musicai
and literary program was given curing
\ the early part OF the evening, conciud-
/ Ing Win n very thJoy apit oo-ANN
| lasted until midnight. The affair was
| attended only by odd Fellows and
| their wives, daughters and sweethearts-
| The loan collection OF Greek casts
and photographs. made by Mrs Ollver
p Emerson for the at home of the XII
lohana Art League tomorrow evening
| will be on view at the rooms OF the
1 Art League Progress block, Wednes-
day. Thursday and Friday afternoons,
between the hours OF and 9 o'clock
All who are interested in the subject
| will be made welcome during the exhi-
| bition.
Soon after nightfall last evening.
when the wind sprang up. the note OF
/ sea birds, seeking the mountains, could
be heard all over the city. The sound
| sImiIar TO the hoarse cry OF the goney.
was declared to be that OF the DO sun
bird. and those versed in the lore or
/ the natives insisted that there wouio
\ soiioyv a storm at sea Until late In
j the night the note OF the birds couio
| be distinctly heard above the wind