The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-21
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Vaudeville at the Orpheum Saturday
night.
Nj a. L. wyman is no longer en-
ployed by the Pacific Club.
The first session Of the Builders Ex-
change. held yesterday, was quite
largely attended.
4 wedding dinner was given wednes-
day evening At the Grill in honor Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Drake.
a vaudeville bill is announced for
Saturday night at the Orpheum. Tick
etc. %. 80 and - cents. now on sale
at the Orpheum box office.
Owing to Saturday being a holiday.
the regular meeting of the Agricultural
Seminar viii be postponed until the
following Saturday. March l.
The Young Women's Christian AS
ISOLATION Will give a Washington s
birthday social this evening. the third
and last OF the series for this month.
The annual meeting of the Flower
Mission, which was t. have been held
yesterday afternoon at the Young
Mems Christian Association. did not
materialiZe.
w. \. Wall. accompanied by his wife
and daughter. will leave today for
NapoopoO. Kona. where Mr.. Wall viii
be engaged in surveying work for the
next three months.
Memorial services will be held over
the remains of the late DR.. George NJ.
Saul Jr.. at the residence of Mrs.
Weir. 319 South Vineyard street. at 3
o'clock Sunday afternoon
The proclamation for an election in
the Fourth District for Representative
to succeed Archie GilflIan will be is
sued in a day or two. The election
VIII be held early in April.
planning to send a representative to
Washington to work for duty on
South American coffee in order to pro-
tect the Hawaiian product.
The Hawaiian Band will play at
kalihi Park pavilion on Washington's
birthday, and for the evening a string
band has been engaged for dancing
Tickets to the grounds are 81.
Mrs. Walter F. Frear will give her
third lecture on Emerson this afterA
noon at the Young Women's Christian
Association, at 4 o'clock. her subject
being. Man, in Relation to Himself"
Mime. SmalTs regular social will take
place tomorrow evening at Elks' Hall.
The announcement made last Wednes-
day that she was to have charge of
the dancing at Kalihi Park picnic was
an error.
The condition of Madame Genevra
a few days ago. is much improved and
she has almost recovered from the
shock. Mrs. Bishop expects to leave
March 18th.
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton invites young men to don their
oldest clothes for an alI-day celebra-
ton of WaShingtOnS birthday on the
3.OO0-foot peak to the right of Nuuanu
Pail. Mr.. +. ]. TraVens will be chief
guide. The start will be made prompt
ly at o'clock, and the route will prob
ably be up Pauoa Valley going, and
over Tantalus returning.
In the Police Court yesterday the fol-
lowing defendants We're committed for
trial: j. Merseberg. All Kan. larceny,
second degree; Nishiyama. All Wa,
robbery, first degree; Heinrich Sasse.
Pinehaka, Kulimoku Ka-
MO, larceny. second degree; All Kim.
investigation: NOguchi, che IA tickets
in possession; Antoine. profanity: c.
Horn, Smith. drunkenness.
The crew Of H NJ. s. Phaeton will be
at a concert al the Young
Mems Christian Associa ton hall at s
o'clock this evening, to which members
of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton and their friends are also cordially
invited. The first part of the program
viii be provided from the shore. the
second part from the ship. after which
will be served.
There was a sort of rehearsal yes
terday by Messrs. Morris and Patton
Of the many views which they propose
TO show in the course of their lectures
upon Hawaii. in their contemplated
tour OF the States. The views are eX-
cellent ones, and many are seldom
seen even by Honolulu people If il
car be arranged there Will be a dis
play of the pictures made at the Or
pheum on Tuesday evening next. before
the departure OF the lecturers for San
Francisco.