The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-02-13
LOCAL BREvlTIES.

Mrs. H. A. Isenberg gives tea thi
afternoon from 3 to s.
An Illustrated London News of Jan
30, Is wanted and will be paid for a.
this office.
Many houses were unroofede at tbs
| Leper Settlement by gale the early
part of the week.
Mrs. F. r Delano and Mrs. Samuel
Porter from Rochester, n. Y. are stop
ping at the Royal Hawaiian, while
making the worlds tour.
The Pacific Social Club will give its
last dance for the season at San An
tonic hall this evening. The proceeds
go to the benefit of Kalihi Chapel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank SempIe and Miss
Semple, prominent people of SewickIey,
Pa, are recent arrivals by the Korea
and are quartered at the Hawaiian
Hotel.
Mr.. G. d. Gregory, retired capital
list of Chicago, and his wife, are stay
ing at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel, hav-
ing recently arrived by the steamer
Korea.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Lane and their
daughter, are contrasting the climate
Of Chicago and the Paradise of the
Pacific, while resident at the Royal
Hawaiian Hotel.
FriedenthaPs last local appearance
Will be at Punahou hall this afternoon
at 2:S0. Tickets may be reserved at
Wall, Nichols Co. up to noon or pro-
cured at the door.
There will be full rehearsal at the
opera house this afternoon at O'Clock
for the Hiawatha concert. All those
taking part are asked to be present at
punctualiy. with their music.
Rev. H. E. Bantam, former pastor
of the Foreign church of Waimea,
Kauai, will address the mems meet
ing at Association hall Sunday at 4:3O.
All are welcome. Supper at $50.
Col. Thomas Fitch is likely to return
to Honolulu soon to resume practice.
Mrs. Fitch finds the Southern Califor-
mia climate much less beneficial to her
health than that of the tropics.
The storm tore great number of
shingles from the roofs of the houses
at the leper settlement on Molo1xai and
the steamer Lehud yesterday morning
brought in with her an order that fifty
thousand shingles be shipped to the
DR.. Cooper and Jared G. Smith We're
left at Kailua, as the Mauna Loa would
not risk sending a boat ashore there
on account of the high sea and thick
weather. They may have caught the
Kinau, to arrive this forenoon, by
travelling overland
At the meeting of the Honolulu En- |
cheering Association on Monday even
Ing, at Castle & Cookies hall, there will |
be further discussion of the paper Civ |
IN by o. r. Williams in January, while /
A. c. Alexander will contribute a paper |
On Ether Waves" and e. Kopke one i
On The Fuel Question Ill Sugar Boil
ng."
The committee in charge of the ar
for the Hiawatha concert |
1t the opera house on Monday evening |
particularly request all those who in
-end to be present not to send any |
lowers or other tributes to the per-
corners on the stage. BY observing
his request a great favor will be con-
erred upon the management.
DR.. Mary Roberts Smith will deliver
Ter second lecture before the Research
Tub next Tuesday evening at Pauahi
lall, Oahu College, on the subject,
Drunkenness and Race Progress"
The third lecture of the series will be
ivered at the same place one week
ater the subject being Neglected Fac
ors. in Temperance Agitation" Each
ecture will begin at o'clock. Admis
ion is free and all are welcome.
1t is reported that Captain U. S. G.
White, the army engineer attached to,
he Honolulu naval station for three
years past, may soon leave Honolulu.
Captain White has done an immense
lmount of designing, not only for the
Honolulu station but the prospective
navy yard at Pearl Harbor. His SER
ices in the Pearl Harbor condemnation
uits We're invaluable. The departure
f Captain and Mrs. White would leave
conspicuous blank in the best social
ircleS of Honolulu