The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-11-17
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

) The Honolulu Chess Club meets al
its rooms in the Young hotel this ev-
ening.
The Womans Guild of ST. CIeme-,'s
church meets at the parish house i.
p. M. today.
Two considerable washouts occurred
in Sundays storm.
The engagement is announced of
Miss Emma Andrecht of this city to
Mr.. Thomas Jones.
| Lieut.. Behr's arm, injured in LhA
football game on Saturday, is givir.
him some painful trouble.
| Honolulu Branch of the Philosophical
| Society meets Tuesday night at 1880.
| Room 10, zee Hop building. .
| Ernestine Coughran, formerly OF the
Advertiser, is now associate edit.r nf
* hit-Chat, society paper of Seattle.
Ex-Governor Dole will receive Captain
| di Vascello and officers of the Italian
| cruiser Elbe at the Capitol this morn
| ing. :.
A society. item in the Chronicle says
| that .lrs. Harry Macfarlane is ex-
pected there in the near future to visit
Mrs. Dutton.
Pacific Lodge will hold a special
meeting this evening for work in third
degree. All members are requested
to be present.
The Federal grand jury met yestef
day morning only to adjourn until to-
morrow in expectation that Judge Dbl.
would then be seated.
The Circuit Court grand jury sat
yesterday forenoon and afternoon.
Several witnesses were called In t!ie
Oahu county election investigation.
Colonel Bihkhimer of the Army
Board has been called home to San
Francisco by cablegram announcing
the sudden death of a married dauSh-
ter.
A rehearsal of the Carmen chorus
will take place on Thursday evening 1T
the club house of the Honolulu SYM
phony club.
The art sale in charge of Mrs.
Couzens at the Young Hotel (third
floor) will begun this morning, con-
tinuing Wednesday and Thursday.
Early in the storm of Sunday, resi-
dents of different parts of the city la.
the rare sight of a downpour of ia in
while the unclouded sun poured DOM
its brilliant rays.
Excelsior Lodge. I. o. o. F., meets
in Elks hall tonight Every member
is requested to bespresenb as business
OF unusual importance is to be trans
acted.
Judge Mott of Australia was pre-
scented by Judge Gear to his court yes
terday and by invitation sat on the
bench watching the procedure morning
and afternoon.
Tenders for the dredging of Homo
lulu harbor We're received UP till noon
yesterday, but Superintendent Cooper
left the breaking of the seals upon
them to his successor.
THE fixed furniture of Judge ROBIN
sons courtroom is being changed
round left face from its original po-
sition. AS it stood, both light and
acoustics were unsatisfactory. Is
Treasurer Kepoikai has refunded, out
Of new taxes, S145,20G borrowed frr:E
local banks. Next he will address
himself to 100000 in registered VIZ
rants forming part of the current float
ing debt.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Central
Union church will hold their regular
social in the parlors of the church next
Thursday evening, Nov. 10, at 1880.
There will be a program prepared by
Mrs. Kinney from the musical sketches
from many countries. All members
and their friends are invited.
>King Kalakaua's memory was re-
freshed at luncheon given by Prince
David KawananSkoa and John F. C6i
burn at the Kapiolani Estate Offices at
noon yesterday. After a silent toast,
proposed by Treasurer Kepoikai, Sam
uel Parker acted as POSTMASTER and
elected speeches from B. F. Dilling-
ham, Henry E. Highton, j. L. Kaulu-
kou and others.
The Honolulu Engineering Associa-
ton met last evening at the assembly
hall over Castle & Cookies, large az
tendance of members being recorde!.
Robert ]. Pratt delivered an address
ON Polyphase Induction Motors. His
description of these Was very thor ous:.
and the plan of manufacture and op-
GRAFTON of induction motors was tho.
oughly understood when he concluded.