The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-11

excellent solo on the violin. Robt
Forbes of Hilo. Scott of HakaIau and
McGllivray of Hononina gave some
lively Highland filings upon their fddles.
John Fraser of Wainaku and Alex. Fra
ser of Amaulu sang a couple of Scotch
songs while VIM. Brien of Wainaku
related some very clever anecdotes
about Burns and told a couple of good
Scotch stories. The evening ended with
songs by Jas NJ. Cameron and Mr. Lili-
co of Hakalau, the Assem- blage joining
together in AUD Lang Syne.'
VARIOUS ITEMS.
A most enjoyable dinner was given
last evening at Demosthenes Cafe by
the Hilo Tennis Club men, consisting
of H Wears. A. H. Jackson, c. A.
Stobie, P. Peck. c. E. Wright, Dr. NJ.
Wachs, E. c. Mellor, w. T. Balding, E.
N Holmes, r. E. Balding, T. Guard
and w. 1. Madeira, in honor of the
Kohala Tennis Club, consisting of F. c.
Paetow, Samuel P. Woods, w. P. Nc
Dougan and George Blake. Good cheer
and song hung over the festive board
until the wee hours of the morn, when
all returned home in proper form, hav-
ing enjoyed very pleasant social even
ing. wherein best wishes and success to
Kohala next year were freely given by
their EIilo hosts.
The lecture last evening at the HALL
church on Japan by Rev w. d. Wes-
tervelt was highly entertaining and
drew forth good crowd. His stereop-
ticon views were excellent.
D. L. Van Dine, the entomoIogist for
the Hawaiian Agricultural Experiment
Station, has been spending the past two
weeks on this Island in research for the
Department of Agriculture.
Mrs. Jarret T. Lewis left on the En-
terprise for San Francisco for a vaca-
ton. She will visit her daughter, Mrs.
Robinson, at Flushing, Long Island.
Mrs Lewis two grandchildren We're
too much of an attraction to permit her
remaining away longer from her daugh-
ter and family.
Jas. Glib and wife are arranging
their private affairs in the Islands and
at their home in Paauhau, preparatory
to leaving the latter part of this month
for a visit to Scotland. Mr.. GLIB, now
manager Of Paauhau Plantation, will
be remembered as the head luna at
Wainaku several years ago.
There were about $500 punches of
bananas shipped on the Enterprise yes
terday.
Miss lamar Doiron is recovering from
a long siege of typhoid fever.
Hilo hospital is being painted
throughout and the plumbing put in
thorough sanitary order.
The euchre party given Miss Fanny
Greenfield at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. Holmes last week was one of the
prettiest social functions given in Hilo-
The Holmes residence was crowded
with a throng of Hilo's young people
who We'd with each other in reckless
bidding Miss Greenfield won the Ia
dies prize and E. E. Richards the gen
tlemens prize.
Robert Innes Lille received news on
the last mail of the death of one of his
children at the Coast.
Father oliver, after twenty years
stay in Hawaii, left on the Enterprise
for a visit to his old home in Belgium
Miss Clara Wight and Miss Maud
Wight of KohaIa We're visitors in Hilo
during the 4th of July festivities. 1t
has been some three years since the
Misses Wight were last seen in a1lo.
Geo. H. Williams and A. B. Loeben-
stein left overland Tuesday for Manu-
kona to meet Commissioner Pratt, who
arrived yesterday. They will probably
return by way of Hamakua.