The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-11-21
(From Mondays Advertiser,

(From Mondays Advertiser,
AS the arrival of J. d. Willard, coun-
ty attorney of Kauai, is not announced,
it is probable that the Kanealii election
case will be postponed in the Supreme
Court.
A curious incident occurred yester-
day afternoon at the corner of Fort
and King streets when a group Of
Japanese suddenly came across a
quartette of Russian sailors. The
Japs came to a halt and glared stonily
at the Russians. The Russians return
ed the look in a mild way. The Japs
attitude was that of men with chips
on their shoulders. However, there
was no bloodshed.
At the Loan Exhibition, in Levers
& Cooke building, the lower floor Of the
building will be devoted to refresh
ments and entertainments. An ala
carte supper will be served on Thurs
day from 6 to g. and a 50-cent lunch
on Friday. There will be no charge for
admission to the refreshment rooms.
Visitors to the Art Loan Exhibit on
the floor above, will present their
tickets or pay the entrance fee at the
foot of the stairs.
Last Tuesday afternoon was given
the first of a series OF informal card
. parties at the home of Mrs. j. Morton
| Oat. Among those present We're Mrs.
! Readford, Mrs. j. A. Kennedy, Mrs.
! Herbert Middleditch, Mrs. Frear, Mrs.
/ Morris Bissel, Mrs. Sachs, Mrs. Mars
| ton Campbell, Mrs. Zumwalt, Mrs.
! North, Mrs. Derby, Mrs. Drew, Mrs.
Chalmers Graham, Mrs. Dyer and Mrs.
G. f. Bush. During the afternoon a
1 delicious fruit punch was served by a
/ dainty little japanese maiden, and at
, five o'clock cakes and icecream. All
present agreed in voting this one of
/, the pleasantest affairs of the season.
| Milus w. Parkhurst is now in charge
of the accident department of the Gen.
eral Insurance Agency of Clinton ].
Hutchins.
Judge Dole was confined to his home
yesterday with a cold. Marshal Hen
dry in consequence adjourned the Fed
eral Court till this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Opfergelt have
removed from Hilo to Kauai, where
Mr.. Opfergelt takes the position OF
sugar boiler in Koloa, plantation mill.
A Japanese whose sampan was cap
sized by the schooner Concord has IL
beled that vessel for damages. Marsha
Hendry yesterday served the attach
ment.
! C. H. Kluegel, with a corps of civil
attended hNy gang 0f lana.
nese laborers. yesterday began the sur
vey for the Wahiawa branch Of thu
Oahu railway.
Clerk j. A. Thompson, who has be
come a regular standby as stenographel
in the country circuits. will leave fol
Kau today to attend session Of thu
Third Circuit Court at Waiohinu.
The Territorial Teachers Associa
ton will have its next meeting OF
Tuesday evening, November 2s. at thu
High School. An interesting talk will
be given on very popular subject.
Secretary Wood of the Promotion
Committee has received encouraging
letters from C. D. Lufkin of the Wal
luku Improvement Association, and II
Wears Of the Hilo Board Of Trade
relative to the formers suggestion tina
/, auxiliary promotion committees be or
ganized on Maui and Hawaii.
At the Loan Exhibition the lower foo
of the Levers & Cooke building wi
be devoted to refreshments and enter
tainments. An a-la-carte supper wi
be served on Thursday from to s, an
50-cent lunch on Friday. There wi
be no charge for admission to the re
;. freshment rooms. Visitors to the eA
hibit on the floor above will preser
, their tickets or pay the entrance fe
n at the foot of the stairs.