The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-10-07
LOCAL BREVITIES.

A W. Dunn has resigned as enginee
of Kipahulu mill.
Mail to the Coast will be taken b,
the S. S. Aragonia, leaving this even
ing.
Governor Carter has finished hi:
annual report to the Minister of tbs
Interior.
William Mckinley Lodge X of P.
meets this evening in Harmony Hal
at 7:30 p. m.
Princess Theresa Wilcox yesterday
received Informally Prince Ferdinando
and other officers of the Italian cruiser
/ Calabria.
Reverend Frank Fitz will soon leave
] Iolani College to devote himself ex-
clusively to the native congregation OF
the cathedral.
| The daughters of the American
Revolution Will meet on Monday, Oct.
10, at o'clock, with the regent, Mrs.
| w. w. Hall, 1908 Nuuanu avenue.
An examination of candidates for
admission to the Territorial bar will
be held on Monday by the special COM
mittee appointed by the Supreme
Court.
A concert under the auspices of Cap
tain and Mrs. Niblack, will be given
this evening at p. m. at the Seaman 3
Institute, King and Bethel streets, for
all seamen now in the city.
Tickets for the Honolulu Symphony
Society's smoker for tonight can be
had from members or at the door.
Admission for ladies or gents, soc. A
very fine program has been prepared.
Services are held each Sunday in the
Seamen's chapel on King and Bethel
streets at IL a. m. and 7:30 p. M, under
the auspices of the Seamen's Institute
and Brotherhood of st. Andrews Chap
ter No. 1716.
Awaiting trial for murder, Koseki, a
Japanese, got a change of venue yes
terday to the last tribunal. He died
in Oahu prison of stomach trouble. Ko-
seki murdered one Suemoto last De-
cember in a quarrel over a woman.
Miss Julia Conan of Portland, Ore,
was the guest of honor on Thursday of
Miss Stella Love, whom she is visiting
for several months. About seventy-fve
young people were the guests. The
afternoon was pleasantly passed in So
cial chat. A Hawaiian quintet club,
furnished delightful music.
The Gospel Mission has removed
from the Oregon block, Hotel street,
to the premises lately occupied by the
Pencil Mission on Hotel street, Eva
side of Fort street, just back of Ar
leigh's bookstore. The usual service |
for all corners will be held this even |
ing at 7:30. Mrs. S. E. Damon and |
others will speak A cordial welcome |
to ALL
Dr. Frederick Bell, the lecturer, will |
give his second lecture at Odd Eel |
lows Hall next Tuesday evening, Oc- /
Lober 10. DR.. Bell will talk on the very |
subject Love- Courtship,
Marriage and Divorce" AT the close |
Of the lecture DR.. Bell will demon
strate through the science of phrenol-
,gy how inharmonious marriages are
contracted. General admission to all /
5arts of the hall is Csc.
The Commercial Club of Kentucky |
wants to know the names of Kentucki-
ms living in Hawaii The club de-
Tres to extend invitations to every
Sentuckian who has moved away from |
he Blue Grass State to return next |
pring and attend the Home Coming
Week. festivities at Louisville. 1t is
aid that according to the last census
here are over 100000 Kentuckians liv-
ng in other states and territories.
The Medical Society will meet this |
vening in the new Office of the presi-
ent DR.. J. II. Mcdonald in the Alex
nder Young building. The principal
usiness will be the discussion of plans
or the coming annual meeting which
ill be held about the middle of next
1onth. Last years annual meeting
yas a great success, and full attend
nee is looked for tonight to make ar ,
for an equally successful
1eeting in November
October II is the date selected by
ne Ellis Quintet Club for the dinner
hitch it will give at the Hawaiian
Iotel in honor of the first anniversary
f its organization. The club will en-
ertain a number of young men. After
ards a dance will be given on the |
lnais of the hotel, to which society | t
Dix and others who have been patrons
E the club. are to be hidden. The
ub, in this way hopes to return many
lvors which have been granted to it. ,
wo quintet clubs will play for
ancing.