The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-30
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Mrs. James B. Agassiz is seriously IL
at her home on Kinau street.
The new Chinese Consul with Vice
Consul Goo KIN called OF Governo
Dole yesterday.
The Philharmonic Society win NEE
Thursday evening at o'clocS as usua
at Oahu College
There VIII he a meeting of the vestry
OF St. Clements church in the Parish
House this evening at s o'clock
Isabella K Winston was granted G
] divorce from Theodore a. Winston by
Judge Gear yesterday. This was the
first divorce case heard under the new
law.
All OF the adult members of the
Y. w. c A gymnasium class are asked
to meet at either $3.50 a. m. or $50
p. m. today for special practice. None
OF the children's class is varied
Hawaiian Tribe will hold q special
meeting this evening at 1880 o'clock at
San Antonio Hall Some very import
ant business is to be transacted and
every member is requested to be pres
ent
N honor of the return of Miss Lillian
Murray. from school at San Francisco.
a surprise party was gwen to her at
the residence of Mrs. Murray at Puma
hon last evening. Avery pleasant even
ing was enjoyed
A May Day festival will be held at
the Capitol grounds Friday morning at
10 o'clock for the Free Kindergarten
children of Honolulu. An invitation is
extended to all the primary schools of
the city to be present.
Helen wilder Craft was granted
divorce from Horace ]. Craft by Judge
Gear yesterday. Non-support was the
ground for the divorce. Mrs. Craft was
not present in court. She is allowed
to resume her maiden name.
The Enterprise Mill Co., through w.
F. Allen, has asked the court to order
Philomina KaouIi 10 make an account
ing. The company claims that the de-
ceased husband of the woman owes
s53.72 which she has allowed but refuses
to pay.
Mr.. and Mrs F. A s;chaefer cele-
brated the twenty-fftb anniversary CT
their marriage at their home, Rose
bank. last evening. The evening was
given over to amateur theatricals. the
play being one written by Miss schae-
'er 1t will be repeated later for char
ty.
About a dozen Chinese called on Sec
.etary Carter yesterday for the deposits
hey have in the Chinese fund. Sec
etary Carter stated that all amounts
lue depositors would be paid as soon
IS certificates can be printed, and after
he examination of the claims are
made
Chester Doyle will resign his position
. japanese interpreter of the First
'ircuit Court at the end OF the present
ERIN. il being his intention to go to San
francisco and devote his entire atten-
ion to the care of certain private in
erests there. Mr.. Doyle has many
riends in Honolulu who will be sorry
. lose him.
A negro of the name of Joe Everett
ras arrested for burglary yesterday on
warrant sworn out by w. II. New
and. 1t seems that Everett has been
INNING a bootblack stand in front of
'ewland's place. and as he owed some .
emit the stand was locked up. The
barge is that he broke into the place .
nd took ti.erefrom certain small ar
Giles.
'one of the passengers on the Hong
ong Maru for China yesterday was
FRS. NJ. E. Doyle. mother Of Chester g
'oyle and of Walter Doyle of this ethyl "a
IRIS. Doyle laid over in this port on the
lst trip of the America Maru to visit e
er sons, and has been the recipient of
lany social attentions while here. She G
going to China to look after her large
interests there.