The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-13
LOCAL BREVITIES.


John H. Wilson departed yesterday
for Hilo
Prince David Kawananakoa deparred
for Maui yesterday.
The Masonic Lodges give their Joint
banquet on December %
5. NJ Damon departed yesterday on
the kinau for Hilo and Olaa.
Rev. j. w. Wadman departed for
Hawaii yesterday on the Kinau.
Mail closes for the Coast this morn
ing at O'Clock. The Alameda leaves
at 10.
Frank Harvey of the Inter-Island
company has gone to Hilo on[a va
cation.
l. A Thurston left yesterday on the
klnau for Maalaea Bay and will return
Saturday.
Chas. Hustace has declined the office
OF treasurer for the Republican County
Committee
Fred Beckley of Pukoo, Molokai. ar
rived Saturday on the Likelike. to at
tend court this week.
Miss Suter of the Oceanic Steamship
Co office leaves for the Coast today
in the S. s. Alameda
Football-Mailes VS.. 10th Infantry. at
Baseball Park, Saturday. December
Is, D. m. Admission, soc.
The marriage of Miss Stella Love of
Honolulu and Mr.. Patterson of Port
land, Ore, will take place on Decem-
Der 81
a smoker will be given at the Uni
Versity Club tonight at s o'clock sharp
tnVN ,INsN,-
will give selections.
The Westminster Abbey Glee and
Concert Party will arrive today in the
Miowera and appear at the Opera
House Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
The regular meeting of the Honolulu
Eagles will take place this evening in
Harmony hall. There will also be an
election of officers and initiation of
several candidates.
Supervisor Lucas took Governor Car
ter on Kakaako inspection tour yes
terday. They investigated the block
ing of the storm sewer outlets by the
filling-in operations along the water
front.
John Garden and ]. H. Craig of the
Territorial Board of immigration were
congratulating themselves yesterday
upon the suggestion made to them that
as Territorial officials they were now
free from jury duty.
The joint meeting of the trustees of
the Chamber Of Commerce and the di-
rectors of the Merchants Association
to discuss representation at Washington
and the steamer Nebra Skan-T Tacoma
Ledger incident VIII be held this af-
ternoon at o'clock.
The general delivery window at the
postoff1ce was a busy place last night
Patrons with big and small Christmas
packages were In line from early even
ing until quite late. Mail going by the
Alameda is about the last chance to
reach the East by Christmas.
Judges Whitney and Dickey are the
joint speakers at the Thursday Club
this week. on the subject of The
Courts Judge Whitney explaining the
court for juvenile delinquents. Dinner
is served at 6 and speaking follows
at $40. Last week 80 enjoyed the din
ner.
The Ladies' Auxiliary A. o. H. elect
ed the following officers last evening:
President, Miss Alice Dougherty; vice
president, Mrs. Margaret Cowes: re-
cording secretary, Mrs. Margaret Tim
mons; financial secretary, Miss jose
phine Dillon; treasurer, Mrs. J. J. Sui
livan; mistress alarms, Miss Lille
Murray; sentinel, Miss Maggie Hol-
linger.
Good news continues to come from
the Hawaiian Glee Club which went
to the Coast some months ago. They
are now playing in the northern cities,
but expect to return to the Golden Gate
for Christmas season, Both James
Shaw and John Edwards have sent to
Honolulu for their wives. Mrs. Ed
wards leaves by this Alameda and Mrs.
Shaw will follow by the same boat on
the next trip.
Governor Carter yesterday afternoon
returned the visit of Admiral Goodrich
and Commander Badger, aboard the
flagship Chicago at the Naval dock.
The customary salute was given the
executive as he left the vessel. When
Admiral Goodrich called upon the Gov
ernor on Monday he was attended by
Commander Badger and his aide, Lieut..
Sargent, and Captain Lyon, command