The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-21
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Under Two Flags" tonight at Or
pheum.
The Supreme Court will sit again to-
morrow.
Initiation at Excelsior Lodge tonight
All members are requested to attend
The Planters banquet will take place
at the Young Hotel on Thursday even
ing.
Special meeting of the Pacific Lodge
this evening, with work in the third
degree.
A letter from An Observer can not
be published until this paper knows
the name of the writer
The Ladies' Auxiliary. A. o. H. viii
meet in Mission Hall this evening at 5
o'clock for nomination of officers.
Nilus W. Parkhurst is now in charge
of the accident department of the Cen
eral Insurance Agency of Clinton j.
Hutchins.
Judge Dole was confined to his home
yesterday with a cold. Marshal Hen
dry in consequence adjourned the Fed
eral Court till this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Opfergelt have
removed from Hilo to Kauai, where
Mr. Opfergelt takes the position OF
sugar boiler in Koloa plantation mill.
A japanese whose sampan was cap
sized by the schooner Concord has Ii
beled that vessel for damages. Marshal
Hendry yesterday served the attach
ment.
G. H Kluegel. with a corps of civil
engineers, attended by gang OF Japa-
nese laborers, yesterday began the sur
vey for the Wahiawa branch of the
Oahu railway
Clerk j. a. Thompson, who has be-
come a regular standby as stenographer
in the country circuits, will leave for
Kau today to attend a session of the
Third Circuit Court at Waiohinu.
The Territorial Teachers Associa-
ton will have its next meeting on
Tuesday evening, November IS, at the
High School. An interesting talk will
be given on a very popular subject
Gus Smith, proprietor of the Vienna
Bakery, has received word of the death
of his father, at the age of 66 years.
He was a furniture manufacturer In
Berlin, Germany, and leaves small
fortune to his son in Honolulu.
Mrs. Henry Ware Lyon has issued
cards for Wednesday, November %,
from three to six, to meet Mrs Cush-
man and Mrs. Hagner. The ladies are
the wives of the newly arrived officers
who are attached to the Naval Station.
A memorial service for Japanese vic
Tins of the war will be held at Aala
Park on December 9. Consul Saito and
others will deliver addresses. In rails
ing contributions for the event, it is
intended TO procure surplus for the
erection of a war monument.
Secretary Wood of the Promotion
Committee has received encouraging
letters from C. D. Lufkin of the Wal
luku Improvement Association, and H.
Wears of the Hilo Board Of Trade,
relative to the formers suggestion that
auxiliary promotion committees be or
ganized on Maui and Hawaii.
The American exhibit at the Art
Loan Exhibition will include articles
from both North and South America.
Canada as we'll as the United States
will contribute to the list. From Alas
ka to TERRA del Fuego and from Porto
Rico to the Philippines, treasures will
be brought. The Philippine collec
ton is exceptionally good. Princess
awananakoa has loaned her fine Ha-
waiian collection.
At the Loan Exhibition the lower floor
of the Levers & Cooke building will
be devoted to refreshments and enter
tainnents. An a-1a-carte supper will
be served on Thursday from to 8, and
50-cent. lunch on Friday. There will
be no charge for admission to the re-
freShment rooms. Visitors to the ex-
hibit on the floor above will present
their tickets or pay the entrance fee
at the foot of the stairs.