The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-22
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Attorney c. F. Clemens and wife Ge-
parted yesterday for Hilo.
Twenty-six bundles Of Hawaiian
! leather were shipped TO the coast yes
| terday.
There viii be a meeting of the Board
! OF Agriculture and Forestry at the
/ usual place at $3.50 this afternoon.
Charles y. Mcleod. field boss at the
kahuku plantation, leaves on the Man
churia for a vacation to be spent on the
mainland.
HuXley's relations to the spirit of the
times is the subject to be treated by
Mrs. Alfred Eames before the Kilohana
| Art League on Thursday evening
The regular meeting of the Honolulu
Aerie viii be held this evening at 80
o'clock in Harmony hall. There Will
also be work in initiatory degree.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. McClanahan and
their daughter Justine are expected to
return by the Sierra. They have been
away from the islands for a year.
Orders have been given to j. 5. Nc
Candies to sink a we'll at Olaa. and
Mr.. McCandless and his force Of men
left on the Kinau yesterday for the
big island.
c Charlock, secretary of the Board of
Health, his brother and their FAM les
departed on the Sonoma yesterday en-
route to California. to attend a reunion
of the Charlock family
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Macfar,ane de-
parted for San Francisco yesterday on
the steamer Sonoma The popular
young couple We're given a royal send
off by a great throng of friends who
loaded them with Ieis.
Cashier Cooper of the First National
Bank left for California yesterday
where he will spend a few weeks at
Bartlett Springs. Mrs. Cooper. who
is on the coast seeking health, was not
so well at last accounts.
The annual dancing festival of the
classes of Mrs. Mary Gum will be Civ
en- at the Opera House on Saturday
evening April IS. All new dances will
be given by the young people. the cos
tunes largely coming from San Fran
cisco.
The first session of the Parliament
under the trees was held at the Capitol
grounds yesterday, being addressed by
Chaplain Desha of the House. However.
the parliament does not draw men,
bers of the legislature, this time. They
are too busy.
Gerard Barton. who directed the
production of Brahms's Song of Fate"
at the Opera House last month, will
direct the Persian Garden" to be Civ
en- in the Opera House on the evening
of May 9. The singers who rendered
the Song of Fate" will present the
new selection. BY special request
''Hiawatha's Wedding Feast Will be
repeated.
F. Crowson, who departed yesterday
On the Kinau for the Volcano. accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Lasher, Mss
Lasher and Miss Waterbury of New
York, occupies a unique position. Dur
ing the entire spring, summer and fall
OF the year he is a conductor on the
Boston and Maine railroad, and during
the winter he is a conductor of Ray
mond & Whitcomb parties
Judge Thomas Dee and daughter of
Ogden, Utah. started for home yester-
day after d pleasant stay here. Judge
Dee is connected with the Utah Sugar
Company which extracts sugar from
beets, and is also head of the Public
instruction department of Ogden. Jos.
Geoghegan of Salt Lake, also returned
On the Sonoma. Mr.. Geoghegan is also
connected with the Utah Sugar Com
pany and until recently was a men,
Der of the Board of Education of Salt
Lake City. He is also interested in the
Tubbs Cordage Company. and took an
active interest in the sisal production
of this island.