The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-22
LOCAL BREVITIES.


Change Of program at the Orpheun
The White Caps"
: Pink Domino" at special holiday
matinee Orpneuc today. Secure seats
now.
The Salvation Army will hold a spe-
cial meeting tonight in honor OF Wash
ington's birthday.
The Thursday Club will observe
Washington birthday, ana there wnl
be no meeting tonight.
]. P. Medeiros, manager of the wal
alua Wine 60. ana Mss Helen Guer-
retro, OF Waiaiua, weres married last
Saturday.
Miss Marie Bercovitch of Oakland,
California, arrived per steamer Sono-
ma TO spend the winter with Mrs j.
Rosenberg.
If the ladies be found willing the
members of the Hawaiian Yacht Club
Will give the visiting Oregonians trip
to Pearl Harbor. 1 81
The comedy His Excenency, the
Governor" will be given Saturday
evening at the Opera House by the
senior class of the High School.
The Honolulu branch of the Theo-
sopnIcaI Society meets every Tuesday
and Thursday evening at 7:30-Kapio-
lani Building. Thursday visitors night
President Pinkham of the, Board of
Health is having a pamphlet printed
with elaborate maps showing the
reclamation project that he will try TO
carry out to redeem the Waikiki
marshes.
Miss Clio Newton and Mr.. w. w.
Chamberlain were married in Kawaia-
hao church yesterday afternoon at 8
o'clock by the Rev. Henry Parker. The
couple will shortly occupy their new
home on Punchbowl
G. H. w. Norton has resigned his po-
sition with the engineering corps of
the o. r. & L. Co. to accept a more
lucra tive one with F. w. Beardslee. |
The employees of the railway will miss |
him, but wish him success in his new |
All residents on Beretania street be- |
tween Alapai and Piikoi streets in !
terested in the formation of an i'm |
provement club for that section are |
requested to meet at the residence OF !
Chas. Hustace, Beretania and Kapio- |
lani, on Friday evening next at 7:S0
There was a pleasing entertainment |
at ST. Louis College yesterday morn
ing. A few speeches and dialogues |
were recited by the pupils of each |
classroom and the choir and orchestra
also took part. The college quintet
club deserved special attention for the
inc selections rendered by the play
ers.
The girls of St Andrews Priory will
present the operetta, Red Riding |
Hoods Rescue, on Saturday, Febru-
airy "a, at s o'clock. The costumes will |
De bright and attractive and the music
very pleasing. Tickets may be procur-
ID at the Priory or at the door. Pro- F.,
leeds for the Junior Auxiliary Adj
mission 25 cents.
There will be abundant preparation
tt the Volcano House for the Oregon
girls. as well as for the rush of tour
SITS who are expected to visit the
greatest natural wonder of Hawaii.
The Kinau, on her last trip to Hilo,
lad as a passenger George Andrews of
he Grill, who goes to take charge of
he Volcano House While George Ly-
urgus is kept in Honolulu on business.
Ir. Andrews took a second cook with
linn for the hotel. (
Captain Bessie Ship arrived yester-
lay on the SOnoma from San Francis {
o. and Will assist Adjutant and Mrs
Samberry in the Salvation Army work 4
n Honolulu. The local corps will give {
er welcome meeting tonight to {
which al! are invited. Ensign Bessie I
iaynes who has been in charge of the
orps for over two years, will say e
Goodbye to her soldiers and friends on |,
sunday night next. She is going on Il
furlough for a couple of
Months.
1t is highly fitting and proper that,
l celebrating Washington's birthday.
ur visiting tourists and the public
enerally should have the best there
to be had as accessories to such d 4
To that end, the manage
tent of the Young Hotel has given
office of a special dinner and OF G
lrowing open the spacious dance pa
llions Che only scientifically con- z
ructed dance floors in the city) to
i Corners who honor the day The
,Of garden, of one-third of an acre.
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