The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-13
LOCAL BREVITIES.

| Officers of the Kwong Zee Society
for 1906 are announced in the adver
Using columns today.
! \ smoker and concert is to be giver
! by the Scottish Thistle Club on Jan
| uary -, the Bobby Burns anniversary
There viii be work in the first de-
gree this evening at William Mckin-
ley Lodge, K. of P, a $50 O'Clock at
Harmony Hall.
The band will play this Saturday
afternoon at ? at the football game
The Sunday concert will be at the
Capitol grounds this time.
Rev. Geo. D. Watson, D. D., will
speak at the sunday afternoon meet
ing in the Y NJ. c. a. at 4:30. Both
men and women are invited to attend
The Hitchcock painting of the vol
cano Of Kilauea, displayed under
strong electric lights, is attracting
much attention at the Promotion
rooms.
Mrs. Z. c. Swartout, manager of the
Hustled Directory business since the
death of Mr.. Hustled, will arrive in
Honolulu from Oakland about April l
to look after the directory business.
The Onomea Sugar Company paid
dividend of 40 cents per share yester-
day The next dividend declared Will
be at the rate of 80 cents, until fur
ther notice.-News Letter, January 8.
The regular monthly meeting of Lei
Aloha Chapter No. 8, o. E. s., will be
held this Saturday evening at the
Masonic Temple at 7:3O o. m All
members of the order cordially invited
to attend.
Joseph S. Emerson will lecture on
THE Cathedrals of England" to the
Literary Circle of the Kilohana Art
League and it's friends at the League
rooms, Young Hotel, Thursday evening.
January Is.
Tickets for the musicale to be given
at the residence of Mrs. j. F. Lowrey
can be had upon application to Mrs.
CT. F. Bush or Mrs. A. Gartley. AS |!
only a limited number of tickets can |
be sold it is requested that application |
be made at once.
At the home of E. I. SpaIding on
night the Punahou Improve
ment Club was organized. Chief JUS
tice Frear was elected president and
Mr.. Spalding secretary. The discus
sion of the identifying of Punahou
" DIS UlSCuSSeu
The College Club will hold it's an
lual meeting at the home of Mrs. Sc /
ina Kinney. Anapuni street, at p. m
Tuesday, January 16 After the cleo
ion of officers for the ensuing year
here will be music and Mrs. F. r.
Day will read from her unpublished
Hawaiian stories
A. w. Eames of the Wahiawa col
ny states that a can factory, in con-
JUNCTION with the big pineapple cam
ling business at Wahiawa, may soon
re started. Both the United and the
american Can Companies have had
heir eyes on Honolulu, and branch
actory would mean an original invest
lent of about $4,000.
G.. Schultze, an intelligent young
Ierman, is one of the immigrants left
ere on the Mongolia in October last.
lie is educated, from a good family,
peaks and corresponds in English,
erman and French. Unable to find a
10 as bookkeeper he went to work on I
he dredger, but he cut his foot So E
ably that he had to seek something
Sc. AS yet he has found nothing %
}. Schultze looks like good man to
eep in the country
lie chronicle fe1efS as follows 10
rs. William EIDE, who arrived in Ho-
olulu on the Korea: Mrs. William r
de, whose portrait appears today, is
popular young matron of the city,
no leaves on Thursday of this week
r lengthy trip to Australia. Japan,
nina, the Philippines and the Hawai-
n Islands, Mr.. Eide and Mrs. Gather
e Eide being also in the party. Mr..
Id Mrs. EIDE will entertain a number
guests at an informal tea this af- I
rnoon. at which they will bid fare O
ell to many of their friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H Webb, who were
arrled about a week ago, We're ten 7
red surprise party on Thursday T
enlng at their home on Anapuni St l.
incing and music generally was en- l.
yed. Among those present We're Mr.
d Mrs H. D. Silliman, Mr. and Mrs.
P Fennell, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam john l.
n, Misses Athalie Levey, Mary /
ewes, Carrie Crewes, Bernice
wight, Lucy Lloyd, Nellie Mclean =
d K. McCorriston, and Messrs. b. f Is
)wland. j. H. Rowland. s. F. Chill
gworth, Jr., VIM. Chillingworth, j.
Joseph Ale. B. H Clarke.
H. Clarke, Jas. Crewes, J. Allen and J.
O. DeSha Tr I