The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-06-07
LOCAL BREVITIES.

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mainland on June Is per Mongolia.
Theodore Roosevelt Camp No. l, V
S. w. V, meets tonight in Waverle!
hall.
DR.. Ostrom, the evangelist, leaves to
day for the coast in the steamship
Alameda.
AS Kamehameha day falls on Sun
day, the public schools will be CLOSED
on June u.
Mrs w. T. Rawlins Will leave fo1
the coast today en- route to Connect
cut, where she will make a long visit
Mrs. George o. r. Carter will receiv,
this afternoon, for the last time thi:
season. from halfpast three until 81,
o'clock.
There was story on the streets yes
terday to the effect that Henry Vida
would make a fight for Deputy Sher-
iff of Honolulu
Sam Johnson has resigned from the
Republican county committee. and sc
will have leisure to devote himself tc
do large politics.
The tennis tournament which was tC
have been held this Wednesday after
noon has been postponed until Thurs
day afternoon at o'clock.
The infant son of E. A. Mott-Smith
died yesterday morning and was buried
in the family lot in Nuuanu Cemetery,
the Rev. H. H. Parker officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Atkinson left on
the Kinau yesterday to attend the ded-
ication of the new buildings at Laha-
f,,1 Il;
today.
At a meeting of the Ket On Fui As
ISOLATION, NJ. c. Amana was removed
as president, and Mr.. Chow zee was
elected in his place for the balance OF
the term.
Owing to DR.. Ostrom leaving on the
Alameda today the meeting of the
Sunday school teachers which was to
have been held next Friday night in
Central Union church will be post
poned
DR.. c. B. Cooper has been named by
the Hawaiian Medical Association to
confer with the Board of Health re-
garding plans for the entertainment
of Surgeon General Wyman On his Wis
it to Honolulu.
Pythian memorial exercises will be
held at Progress Hall on Sunday, June
II, at p. M, under the auspices of
Mystic Lodge No. 2, William McKin-
ley Lodge No. 8, and Oahu Lodge No.
1, Knights of Pythias.
Excelsior Lodge No. 1, l. o. o. F.,
has elected the following officers for
the coming term: Noble Grand, F. G..
Noyes; Vice Grand, B. F. Lee; Secre-
tary, L. L. La Pierre. P. c.; Treas
urer, c. s. Crane, p c.
The championship tennis match in
the ladies' singles will be played at 4
o clock this afternoon on the Bere-
tania courts between Miss Ethel Hor-
ner, last years champion, and Mrs. s.
G.. Wilder, who qualified in Mondays
game with Mrs. John Waterhouse to
be her opponent. Tennis devotees look
forward to a brilliant game.
DR.. Ostrom will leave today on the
Alameda. Invitations have come
to him to renew the revival work at
Seattle and to begin a series of meet
ings on the north side of Chicago.
He has not determined which to ac-
cept. About 600 cards, expressing the
wish to lead a Christian life We're
signed during the revival here. The
of Central Union, the |
Methodist and Christian churches has |
increased.
The National Guard of Hawaii is |
to send a team to Seagirt, |
New Jersey, in August to take part in |
he craftsmanship contest under the |
Iuspices of the government of the |
United States. There is an awkward |
drawback in the consideration that by |
August there may be no National |
iuard of Hawaii. However. the boys |
re practicing just the same, the fol-
owing taking part in the contests on |
he range at Kahauiki reservation:
1ol. Soper, Captain Coyne, Captain
Rose Captain Sam Johnson Captain
1erle Johnson, Captain James Thomp
on, Major Riley. Major Pratt. Lieut..
Lieut.. Coster. Lieut. Wise,
lieut. Cummins. Sergeant Devauchelle
'erreira, Gouveia, Frasher, Phillip and
Vahine. In Hilo from Company d,
he following are in practice, Captain
Sergeant Easton, Sergeant
and Private Todd