The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-25
LOCAL BREVITIES.

w. A. Kinney returned from Kaua
yesterday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Gay and sol
arrived from Kauai yesterday.
J Superintendent Denison of the o. r
& L. Co. returned from Kauai in the
Mikahala.
party of the Gays and Robinsons
of Kauai arrived in the Niihau from
Makaweli yesterday morning
Lodge lie Progress will hold its regu-
lar business meeting this evening al
7:30 o'clock. A full attendance OF
members is requested.
letter signed by F. NJ Hustled for
publication has been received, in re-
ply to the letter of Lewis A. Marks.
owing to the arrival of a mainland
mail it is deferred.
A soldier from Camp Mckinley was
! arrested yesterday and held for in
vestigation. He is thought to be con-
nected with the ho1d-up of hackman
| few nights ago near Waikiki.
Mrs. William G. Irwin, Miss Helene
Irwin and their guest, Miss Margaret
Hyde-Smith, who have been at the
! beautiful Irwin home in Honolulu
since June, will return to San Fran
1
| Mrs. w. M. Langton gave delight
full tally no party last week Sunday
for a number of friends. The party
was taken across the pail and the day
was spent enjoyably on the Koolau
| side.
The regular meeting of the Woman's
Auxiliary and Guild of st. Andrews
Cathedral branch will be held in the
SUNDAY school a % ~ 10
day. A full attendance is specially
requested as the semi-annuaI coliec-
ton of the United Offering Boxes will
be made. II
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus F. Knudsen
and daughter Ruth and Mrs. Vladimir
knudSen of Honolulu, who arrived re-
Gently from the islands, are guests at
the Palace Hotel. They will leave soon
for short trip East, returning by
way Of Seattle and Portland in time
to sail on the Siberia November II,
Chronicle.
The Royal Hawaiian Band and glee
club, with Mime. Alapai. the singer, will
return shortly TO Honolulu. Before
sailing they will give farewell concerts
under the direction of Belasco, Mayer
& Price at the Alhambra Thursday,
September 81, and Monday and Tues
day, September 25 and &c; also in San
Jose on the twenty-second, Stockton on |
the twenty-third, and Sacramento on
the twenty-fourth, both afternoons and |
evenings.-Argonaut.
Among the passengers expected on !
the Sierra are Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Me- |
Cornick of Salt Lake City, Utah. They |
are on their honeymoon trip, having |
been married in Salt Lake on Septem-
Der 8. The bride was Miss Stella Sails |
bury, a relative of the late James c.. |
Blaine. The groom is the son of w.
S. Mccormick. head of the most promi-
nent banking concerns in the Rocky
and a leading mining man
Of the Mormon state. The Salisburys
and McCornicks are quite prominent in
social life in Salt Lake City. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mccormick intend to remain here
several weeks.
A great favorite in San Mateo and
is Mrs. Edward Howard,
formerly Miss Lansdale, whose mar
rage to Teddy Howard was cele-
brated about two months ago at the
Lansdale home in Philadelphia. She
visited California last year as the guest
Of her brothers fiancee, Miss Mary
Nichols. who has since become Mrs.
Philip Lansdale, and at that time won
many friends, who are delighted to well
come her here as young matron. The
Towards, the Philip Lansdales and I
Miss Frances Howard have ali secured
adjoining property in San Mateo, and
viii soon begin the erection of attrac-
i've cottages thereon.-Chroniele.
Miss Gertrude Macfarlane, whose
portrait appears today, is one of the
,harming debutantes of the winter who
will take prominent part in the sea-
on's gayeties although there is a pos |
utility that she may leave for a visit |
o her old home in Honolulu, and thence
o Japan. before the spring. Miss Mac
arlane who is a charmingly pretty,
-ivacious, girl has been abroad for
everaI years past, most of which time |
he spent at school in Paris, where she !
devoted much of her time to music, for
which she has great talent. This sum-
ner she has been, with her mother. ]
Irs. Everett Grimes, at Yo- (
emite, and they were to have
.one to Del Monte for the rest of the
eason. but Mrs. Grimes serious illness
ompelied their return to the city. Mrs s
Grimes has now quite recovered, and +,
he and Miss Macfarlane may go later
o Santa Barbara for a few weeks
chronicle.