The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-10-19
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Nothing important has yet develope
IN the court-martial of Commando
Lucien Young.
Mr.. James Melville, a golf profes
sional who is here TO teach, arrives
on the Sonoma.
There will be a business meeting o
the ladies' Society of Central Uniol
church this morning at 10 o'clock il
the church parlors.
w. A. Bailey and NJ Bird, both O.
Honolulu, and Mr.. and Mrs S. W. vii
cox of Lihue, Kauai, are registered a
Byron Hot Springs.
The Honolulu branch of the Theo
sophical Society meets every Tuesda.
and Thursday evening at 7:30-Kapio
| Iani Building. Thursday visitors night
Yesterday afternoon at O'Clock, Mr.
w. K. Ballinger and Mrs Nellie Ford
were married at the First Methodist
Episcopal church by Rev. ]. W. Wad-
| man.
Miss Melika Peterson, chief clerk in
! the office of the Board of Agriculture
and Forestry, returned on the Sono1na
Yesterday from a vacation trip to the
Coast.
w. F. Damon, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Damon, left on the Moana last
evening for the State of Washington,
to take responsible position recent
| ly offered him.
Mrs. p. o. Jacobus, Jr. and Mrs. A.
| S. Olney of Oakland, and Mrs. G. j.
Becker are a party of ladies who ar
rived yesterday on the Korea and reg
istered at the Young Hotel.
]. o. Hutchinson of Boston headed a
lage party of English tourists arriving
yesterday on the Korea. The party
registered at the Young Hotel during
their brief stay in the city.
The dining room at the Young look
ed like old times last evening. A
crowd of strangers were there and the
tables were beautifully decorated.
Visitors remarked the perfection of the
service.
L. A. Farren, druggist, for the last
twelve years connected with Leipnitz
& Co., the celebrated drug firm of San
Francisco, arrived on the Sonoma to
fill a responsible position with the
Hollister Drug Co.
Bishop Libert and Father Valentin
will leave Antwerp November i, OH
their return to Honolulu. They will
bring two more priests and one brother
for this mission. They expect to be
here late in December.
A reception for DR.. and Mrs. Daniel
Shephardson will be held in the par
lors of Central Union church this even
ing. A cordial invitation to be present
is extended to all their friends and to
all members of the church and congre- |
cation.
William Hay of Honomu, Hawaii, ar |
rived here day or two ago, and yes |
terday met Miss Morrison. who arriv- |
ed on the Korea. The couple We're |
yesterday afternoon and last |
evening enjoyed a bridal dinner at the |
Alexander Young Hotel
Fine exhibition of japanese juggling
by Bunji Takegawa at the japanese
theater on Aala lane between Bere-
-ania and King streets on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday of this week be-
ginning at s o'clock p. M. Tickets
,nly Csc, reserved seats 25c extra. II
Miss May Damon, who has been at
Tahoe during most of the summer
md is now at st. Dunstan's with |
Mrs. John T. Merrill, has almost en-
irely recovered her health, which has |
been so poor Tor some time, and Will |
De able to return to her home in
Honolulu in the near future.-Chron-
Gle.
Adjutant and Mrs. Bamberry who
ire to succeed Major Milsaps as divi-
;ional officers of the Salvation Army
n the Hawaiian Islands, arrived from
san Francisco yesterday on the So
IONA and will hold their welcome
Meeting in the Salvation Army hall on
at p. m. They will also
lave charges Of the services all day
sunday
At the investigation by the police
ommittee of the charge by Townsend,
ormer special officer. that he had been |
ssaulted by Deputy Sheriff Henry Vida, |
ne complainant failed to appear. Vida |
Omitted the assault and its impro-
riety, but claimed he had been given
reat provocation in that Townsend had
1ggested to him that protection should
e given by the police to a gambling
anne a certain Japanese was going |
, start. The investigation was con-
nued until this Thursday evening,
hen it is hoped Townsend Will be
resent.