The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-09-12

Today Governor Carter and suite are
to attend luaus at Kahakuloa, Waihee
and Wailuku. Sunday will probably
be spent in Knla, at "Kulamanu," the
residence of j. P. Cooke.
LITERARY SOCIETY.
Yesterday evening the September
gathering of the Makawao Literary
Society was held at the residence of
Manager and Mrs. H. P. Baldwin of
! Puunene, and was. attended by large
number of people conveyed to and from
by trains from wailuku, Kahului, XII
hei, Paia and other parts of Central
Maui
The large lanai lighted by electricity
was fitted with roomy stage at one
end built especially for the occasion.
Every number of the following pro-
gram was most excellently rendered:
Piano Solo,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mrs. Nicholson.
Vocal Solo--........ ....................
Mrs. Boeck.
Violin Solo. Observation-Disclosures.
F. w. Schultz.
Vocal Solo-.......... ....................
H. w. Baldwin.
READINGS ............ ...............
H. P. Baldwin.
Vocal Solo-...... ..---............
: Rev. VIM. Ault.
Piano Solo. ......................
Miss Sheffield.
A Comedy in 2 Acts entitled 'tMr. Bob
CAST OF CHARACTERS.
Mr.. Bob ......M Miss Ethel Smith
Aunt Becky. Mrs. Peck
Katherine .......... Miss Agnes Fleming
Patty, a servant. Miss Cunningham
Mr.. Brown. George Keeney
Philip, Katherine's brother. ........
Observation-Disclosures. H. w. Baldwin
| jenkins, the butler. w. o. Aiken
| The comedy. which was the most
elaborate given on Maui in several
years, was especially well portrayed,
every character in it meriting conpli-
ment. This was Mr.. Keeney's first ap-
! pearance in a dramatic way on Maui
and his personation of Mr.. Brown in
the play caused many flattering re-
marks.
NOTES.
Five hundred people are spoken OF
as likely to attend the Governors lu-
au in Kula on the 18th There is also
mention of champagne dinner at Ma
hiku later on in his tour.
The Board of Registration begin its
work on Molokai on Friday.
AT the Puunene Republican local con-
vention of last week Charles Wilcox OF
kihei was one of the candidates for
representative but was beaten by Geo
Copp.
There is a rumor current, whether a
joke or not it is difficult to decide, that
James L. Coke of Waikiki has Just
celebrated his 29th birthday. If this
is true he has no chance to run as SEN
ator, for the Organic Act stipulates
that a senator must be at least so years
OF age
On Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Severance left Puunene for Lahaina or
their way to their Hilo home. They
We're accompanied to Lahaina by Mrs
s. L. Austin of Honolulu Mr.. Sever
anee has been much benefited by the
use of the Finsen rays
inspector of Schools Chas w. Bald
win, who has been making a brief visit
TO Haiku, departed for Hawaii by this
weeks Kinau.
Cashier c. D. Lufkin of the Wailukr
First National Bank Will soon take q
trip to the mainland. F. c. Anterior
viii manage the bank in his absence
BY the Nevadan, which is expected
To sail from Kahului on the 4th Mr.
and Mrs. W. o. Aiken of Makawao and
Mr.. J. J. Flair of Hamakuapoko viii
depart Tor san Francisco
1t is rumored that at a recent Home
Rule meeting at Puahuiki. Kula. on
ly two members of the party were pres
ent. Most of the former members have
Joined the 9th precinct Republican
Club
A partial solar eclipse was witness
ed on Maui between s and 10 a. m
yesterday morning. At 1915 tbs
shadow had entirely disappeared.
Weather-Cooler on account of the
return of the trade winds