The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-10
LOCAL BREvlTIEs.

ASSHA ON6VtBtkSs
The Honolulu Golf Club will play a
foursome at Moanalua Sunday.
Miss Mary Gauveia and ]. L Silva
We're married at McBryde, Kauai, last
Saturday.
Charles Doles condition has not ma
terially changed for the past week and
he is still critically ill.
Articles of Incorporation have been
filed by THE Garden Island" a news
paper published on Kauai.
Invitations have been issued for the
wedding of Miss Lottie Bettencourt and
NJ. T. Peters for December 21st.
Miss Felecidade Souza and Ernest F.
Aguiar will be married by Father
Stephen at 4:30 o'clock Saturday after
noon.
The contract with the Hawaiian
Dredging Co. for dredging the harbor
and channel was signed yesterday by
Supt. Holloway.
There was no meeting of the Board of
Health yesterday, only DR.. Cooper and
F. c. Smith being present. The meet
ing went over until today.
dcntleIncn are lnNlIGu TO tea anu
punch Monday, Dec. 14th. Miss Edythe
Chapman doll will be ratified at the
doll sale at Hawaiian hotel
Charles Clark, a former local attor-
ney, is reported to have been sent to
Washington by the Builders and Trad
ers' Exchange to assist Delegate Kuhio.
Many expressions of commentator
were heard yesterday of the tact and
quick wit shown by Governor Carter
in greeting his guests at the reception.
81 Herbert M. Ayres, formerly Homo
lulu newspaper man, captured the
prize for walking a mile in eight min
utes and fifty-four seconds in Shanghai
recently.
Among the passengers on the Ala
media yesterday was Miss E. Suter, the
stenographer of w. G. Irwin G. Co.,
who will spend two months vacation
on the Coast.
Hawaiian Tribe, Order of Red Men,
will hold their regular meeting tonight
officers are to be nominated and work
In Adoption degree. All members are
requested to attend.
Mrs. Edith Cook and son Clifford g.
Cook are visiting Mrs. Cooks sister,
Mrs. II. E. Highton. They are on
tour around the world and will stay
here about a fortnight.
There were sixty-nine deaths in Ho-
noluiu during November, low death
rate Sixteen of the deaths were due,
to tuberculosis. Thirty-one of the
deaths were of Hawaiians.
Clown and topsy-turvy dolls Monday.
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Freeth and Muriel Campbell. Endless
variety for sale. Refreshments and
amusements for the children.
Ladies who intend to contribute to
the doll show to be held at the Hawai-
ian Hotel are requested to send their
dolls to Mrs. Hoffman, 2T0 Beretania
street, opposite the hotel, not later than
Saturday morning.
The Ladies Society of Central Union
church will hold its regular afternoon
social today Thursday from three
clock until six. at the residence of
Mrs. r. G. Moore 1880 Kinau street.
Each lady is urged to bring friend,
and also to bring her Christmas work
and spend the afternoon.
A telephone report to the Advertiser
aC a IdlS ttOui ldSt StaeCo lLdI q
runaway saddle horse dashed into the
Rapid Transit Cos bridge over Nuu-
anu stream at King street. Late cars
were delayed for few minutes while
the animal was being removed.
DR.. VIM. A. Daniel was married to
Miss Ella Higgins at Mrs. Winne's resi-
dence last evening at o'clock. Albert
A. Wilson was the best man and Mary
P. Winnie was bridesmaid, Mr.. Whine
gave the bride away. Rev G. L. Pear
son off1cfated. A company of about
! thirty were assembled. The house was
prettily decorated and the refreshments
We're bountiful.
| Flags were hung at half-mast on
nearly all vessels in the harbor yester-
| day out of respect for Captain Rufus
| Calhoun, who died shortly after mid
| night yesterday morning at the Wal
| deck hospital, San Francisco. His son,
| Captain George Calhoun, of the ship
| George Curtis, now in port, received a
| cablegram to this effect yesterday.
| Death is believed to have been due to
| appendicitis. Capt. Calhoun was Tor
merly in command of the barkentine
| Archer and was her master practically
! up to the time of his death. He was
| born in New Brunswick, September s,
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