Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-01-16


surgeon of Camp Mckinley, left in the
Alameda yesterday.
Tailors goods and furniture will be
sold tomorrow at Jas +. Morgan's auc-
ton room. See ad.
There was a song service at the
rooms of the Y. w. c, A. between u
and / o'clock today.
Meet me at the Fountain-the popu-
lar ice cream and soda water resort;
Wall, Nichols Co., Ltd.
The best of testimonials can be
shown for work done by the PEER
LESS PRESERVING PAINT co.
p. A. Perry will give a lecture this
evening at the Young Women's Chris
tian Association on Authors l Have
Known"
Eight discharged artillerymen and
one soldier on q three months furlough
were passengers for the Coast In the
Alameda yesterday.
There are a few choice books to be
sold at the Stangenwald building. The
sale is going on now. don't miss II. See
Jas. +. Morgan's column.
John Kelker. late Of the o. X. & l..
Co., has accepted position as master
mechanic for the Hllo Railway Co. He
is already at his new home.
The concert by the band which was
TO have been given on the grounds OF
the Hawaiian hotel tonight has been
postponed until tomorrow night.
Mrs w. c. Weldon gave a reception
OF her home in Punahou yesterday in
honor Of Mrs. Mott and Mrs. Hama. A
large number OF ladies were present.
The subject at the prayer service
conducted by the Rev. William Morris
Kincaid, at Central Union church this
evening. will be, "Grieving the Holy
! Spirit"
4. r. Cunha has taken into his hands
the formation of q choir for ST. An
gustines chahel at Waikiki. He will
preside at the organ and will also lead
the choir.
George FAIR, u resident of Kalihl
had a visit from a burglar Tuesday
night. His refrigerator was robbed OF
quantity Of butter and ether taEl'
uecessaries.
The Philharmonic Society will re
hearse Handel's Messiah tonight.
prompt attendance Of all members Il
expected, as the day OF the presenta
ton is approaching.
There is to be big masquerade bal
in Lusitana hall, Alapai street, thii
evening. the proceeds to go toward
charity. Tickets can be had of NJ. @
Silva or at the door.
Don't forget Camarinos Of the Cali
fornia Fruit Market when you wan
fruit and vegetables. He always hal
on hand fresh supply Of both Califor
mia and Island fruits. Telephone Mali
37S.
At business meeting OF Compan.
z, Moses Wise was elected secretary
and NJ. c. Amana, treasurer. Tn
finance and auditing committee is com
posed OF Thomas Kakalia, G. X. Kali
and II. Hugo.
The secretary OF the Y. NJ. c. A. l
making arrangements for an outing I
Waikiki on Saturday. All those wish
ing to take advantage of this oppor
tunity are requested to communicat
with Secretary Brown.
Information regarding the Kilohan
Art League may be obtained and due
paid, on Tuesday and Friday after
Moons between and 4:3O o'clocl
when the secretary will be in attend
ance at the League rooms.
A meeting of the Research Club wi
be held Friday evening of this wee
at the home OF George b. Mcclellan
the president, head of Anapuni stree
J. A. Laing will speak ON his exper
ences and travels in Darkest Africa
, Arrangements are being made by tn
: Y. W. c. A. to give joint reception
the two associations at the Y. NJ. c.
hall, on January cath. There will be
!, musical program, in which the Ami
teur Orchestra will take leading par
The prize committee in Il
literary competition of the Xii,
l. hama Art League will meet
'. the league rooms Friday, Jal
uary II, for final discussion. A sele
ton from the best poems, stories al
ll essays will be read at the Art League
AT Home" on Saturday, January
which, by request, will be given at
p. IN. instead Of in the afternoon.
Among the departures for San Fra
cisco in the Alameda yesterday we
= the following: DR.. f. 4 Bowman,
H. Mixer, A. A. Young, Miss +. Ma
W. II. Swain, F. Gillispie, b. r. Ba
ming, W. NJ. Alexander, Supreme Cha
cellor and Mrs. Fethers of the Knigh
of Pythias, Miss Colburn, +. w. d
mon. w. l.. Howard, Mrs. Kubey,
D. Tracy, Lieut.. Com. and Mrs. c.
Pond and Edward Fogarty.
+. V. Berger was the host at III
ner given at the Hawaiian Hotel Ia
evening. The guests were: Mrs.
F. Berger, Miss Church, Miss lO'
Miss Jones, Miss Dennis, George
Walker, E. b. Clark and w. IL. Sop,
The dinner was served in the priva
dining room. The decorations were
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