The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-17

osososos-sos sososososos
There will be cricket practice on the
Makiki field this afternoon.
Andrew Brown leaves in the Ala
media today en- route to Byron Springs.
Cal.
Prof. Brigham of the Bishop Museum
will be a passenger on the Alameda
today.
The new order in regard to transfers
on the Rapid Transit goes into effect
today.
Postmaster Pratt says that there are
no changes of the postoffice staff in
contemplation.
The Hawaiian Lodge will hold a
in the third degree.
The Pacific Social Club will give a
hard times dance at San Antonio hall
next Saturday night.
DR.. Brigham, curator of Bishops Mu-
scum, leaves for the Coast on his vaca-
ton by today's Alameda.
The Research Club will meet next
Monday evening at the office of the
Bureau of Agriculture and Forestry
King street.
Miss Mamie Winston. who has been
a guest at the Moana Hotel, leaves to-
day in the Alameda en- route to her
home in Richmond. Va.
NJ ]. O'Meara and sister. who have
been visiting Honolulu for several
months, leave today in the Alameda
for their home in Salt Lake City.
Tonight's meeting of the Theodore
Roosevelt Camp No. 1, being one of
great interest to all comrades. the COM
mander expects to see all members in
their places.
a Ladies Day has been decided on
ter part of this month. AS a special
feature the paintings of Alex. Scott
will be exhibited.
S. c. Lowe, who installed the Homo
lulu Gas Company's plant, leaves in
the Alameda for San Francisco,
whence he goes to Reno, Nevada, to
install a similar plant.
Capt. Chapman, accompanied by his
daughter and grandson, leaves today
for the coast in the Alameda on an ex-
tended visit. He may make a trip to
Tahiti, his old home, before returning
to Honolulu.
DR.. NJ. E Grossman will leave in the
China, May 80, to attend the annual
conclave of the Mystic Shriners. which
viii be held this year at Niagara Falls.
DR.. Grossman represents Aloha Tenn
pie of this city.
Baldwin Mehner, native of Saxony,
Germany, died yesterday at his home
on Kapiolani street The funeral will
take place today at p. m. from the
German Lutheran church on Beretania
street. All friends are invited to at
tend.
Four auto parties started around the
island last Sunday morning, and one
of them broke down hopelessly at Ka-
neohe. The car carried H. p. F.
Schultze, DIR. Walters, and James Nc
Inerny. The party walked to Kahuku
in a torrent of rain, and came home by
train.
A Richley, an architect of Hilo, will
leave for the mainland on the Mongo-
liza, his purpose being to bring Hawai-
ian koa wood to the attention of build
ers and dealers in the larger cities of
the union. 1t is thought that a big
demand can be worked up for it as
soon as its beauties become known.
The Research Club will hold its next
Monday evening, May 22nd at |
s o'clock at the offices of the Bureau |
Of Agriculture and Forestry, Govern |
ment Nursery, King street. Mr.. Wall |
ter H. Evans, Phi. d. of Washington, |
will deliver an address on The Or |
ganization and Work of the U. S. De-
partment of Agriculture
The song recital at Mr.. c. NJ. Cookies
On Thursday afternoon is a benefit to
Mrs. Ida Gray Scott and the manage
nent of the music festival. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cooke have cordially opened their
home for this purpose and Miss Maud
but lately returned from
Germany. assists Mrs, Scott. Messrs.
castle and Richards have had the dis
posing of the limited number of tickets.
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