The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-04-07
LOCAL BREVITIES.

There will be no monday service in
the Young Hotel today
Extra steamer tinle-cards can be had
by calling a the Promotion Committee
rooms or the Gazette office.
See ~Coney Island" at the Eastern
Star Fair, HaaleIea Lawn, Saturday,
May ). Lunch served from IL to ?.
The quintessence of comfort in the
shave and tonsoriaI treatment at Pa
checo's barber shop. Fort street.
There is TO be work in the first de-
gree this evening al William Mckinley
Lodge, K. of P. Visiting brothers of
the order are cordially invited to at
tend,
The ladies of the Methodist church
will hold a fair at the parsonage lawn,
Saturday, April H. az one p. m. Or
ders for Easter baskets and chicks
and rabbits for Easter favors may be
left at the residence of DR. Wayson.
A meeting will be held this evening
of the Hawaiian Territorial Medical
Society at the office of Dr. Arnita ge,
Hotel street. The subject will be ''Dia-
betes Mellitus and Complications" a
paper to be read on the same by DR..
Armitage.
Mrs. Robson and Miss Helene Rob
son, who have spent the winter with
Mrs Robinson's mother, Mrs. Buckley,
will leave a week from Saturday for
trip to Japan and the Orient, and ex-
pect to be gone during the summer
Chronicle.
Chester A Doyle returned from
Waialua yesterday afternoon, where he
had been III search of witnesses for
the prosecution in the Johnson case.
Shortly after his arrival in Honolulu
he received a wireless from Maui in
forming him of the names of witnesses
residing on that island and he left for
L.ahi'na on the Claudine at p. m.
Miss Blunt has received for the relief
of the famine sufferers in Japan $40.
She has sent 500 on to the Christian
Herald Committee, VIM. A. Bowen, au-
ditor. She will receipt and take any
additional sums handed in before she
sails, April IA 1t may be left at Y. NJ.
c. A. building or at 1893 Alapai street.
1t is estimated that a million people
must be provided for before the next
rice crop.
Norwich, Conn, who visited Honolulu
last winter with his daughters Mary
and Nancy, and was a guest at the
Hawaiian Hotel, died Tuesday, March
IS, of cerebral hemorrhage. Mr.. Lucas
had been participating in the trial of
John Gleason for murder when recess
was announced. During the recess and
without any previous warning of ILL
ness, Mr.. Lucas fell dead. Mr.. Lucas
left Honolulu on his return home on
the steamer in which Mrs. DR.. Shop
ardson departed.
Miss Elva Belle Mackenzie, who has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Henry H.
Williams, for the past six months, re-
turns today in the Mongolia to her
home in Riverside, California. Miss
Mackenzie is one of the leading So
ciety bellies of Riverside, and will be
greatly missed by the host of friends
she has made here during her visit.
Miss Mackenzie is one of the expert
lady skaters often seen at the Homo
lulu skating rink, and upon her return
to her home will endeavor to introduce
the fad with the society set in River
side.
The funeral of Mrs. Wilhelmine
ScnfnluC, beloved VIE OF ii. W.
Schmidt, took place on Tuesday, the
3rd inst, from the German church.
Pastor Felnny eIoquently officiating.
There We're beautiful floral decora-
tions. The remains We're inferred in
the Schmidt family plot in Nuuanu
Valley. The pall-bearers were Messrs.
J. F. Hackfeld, w. Pfotenhauer, H
r. Won Damn, P Lemke and
II. Gehring. Mrs. Schmidt will be
by prominent families in
Germany and Switzerland and by her |
large family here.
What is an eagle? An eagle is the |
emblem Of the greatest republic on |
earth, the United States of America |
The Fraternal Order of Eagles has |
adopted the national emblem and con- |
sequentIy is becoming the greatest fra |
ternal organization eXtant. The local |
branch of the Order will scream on |
next Monday night and their scream |
will be heard all over the island of |
Oahu, for on that night they celebrate
heir fifth anniversary and intend it |
to be something better than they have |
attempted heretofore. Therefore if you |
are out for a real good time. buy a |
ticket for the Eagles moonlight eXcur- |
sion. Train leaves at 7:30 p. m. and |
it's W orth double the money.