The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-19
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Miss Ge2evieve Dowsett has return
ed 10 Honolulu from Maui.
Change of program tonight at the
Orpheum. Pink Diamonds" viii pe
given.
DR.. o. E. Wall is laid up with the
grip and viii no, Ue aoIe 20 ue at ms
Office for a few days.
John and Samuel Searle left on the
Falls of Clyde on Sunday TO enter
school at Napa, California.-Hawaii
Herald.
The Honolulu Golf Club will hold it's
annual meeting at the rooms of the
Scottish Thistle Club, Oregon building,
on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Paul Neumann, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. SaIcedo, IN
Mexico, may be in San Francisco III
March ana possibly extend her visit to
Honolulu.
Leahi Chapter No. 2, Order of East
ern Star, will hold its regular meeting
this evening. Members OF Lei Alona
Chapter No. are cordially invited u
be present.
Mrs. Philip Lansdale and the Misses
Bertha and Helen Sidney Smith viii
Orient, TO be assent Ior oeVe.ul
months.-Chronicle
d. L. Van Dine will lead discus
sion on Engineering Problems of the
Mosquito Campaign at a meeting of
Honolulu Engineering Association, at
Haalelea Lawn this evening.
Mrs. Bernard Bergersen takes this
means of returning her heartfelt
thanks to the Masons. Knights of
Pythias and friends for their attend
ance and sympathy at the funeral of
her late husband.
At the annual meeting of the Civic
Federation, at Y NJ. c. A. Hall on
Wednesday at 4 p. m, addresses VIII
be delivered by Chairman w. r. Cas-
tie, Prof. A. F. Griffiths, D. L. With
ington Dr. c. B. Wood and John A
Hughes.
a whale was seen spouting off the
shore little to the north of Keau-
kaha yesterday morning. It blew four |
times and then Went off in the direc-
ton of Puma. 1t jumped clear of the
water twice before disappearing.-H j.:
wall Herald.
Carlos Caceres, brother of the dep
uty sanitary officer came up on the
kinau yesterday and expects to make
his home here. He is almost totally
blind and is an accomplished musician,
having been educated at the Institute
for the Blind in Berkeley, California.
Herald.
Captain Charles F. Williams, late
chief officer of the Logan, is in COM
nand of the Meade. He is the ranking
officer in the transport service aA4
axes the Meade because of the in
uries sustained by Captain Wilson of
he Meade in the fire aboard that YES
el the first of the month. K
w. F. Burgess, who has been sick for [
ONE time al his residence on Pensa-
ola street, was reported to be sink
ng last night. He has not slept for {
hree days and is delirious. Embo-
ism of the brain caused partial par
lysis which passed away, leaving the
atient in such a nervously exhausted
ondition that he is not expected to
ecover.
Mrs. Willis Grandy Peace formerly
Hiss Dorothy Dunstan) was the
ostess at a pleasant informal tea yes
erday afternoon at the home OF her
mother, Mrs. r. Jaffray Dunstan, at
hich she bid farewell to many OF {
Ter friends, as she and Lieutenant
PEACE, L. s. A. VIII san TO-DAY on lie
Meade for their station in {
he hilippincs.-Chronfcle. y
Assistant Manager Mullen of the !
Palace Hotel, SaE Francisco, who Wis 4
ted Honolulu last summer, has writ
en- a lengthy article on his impress :
ions Of Honolulu and the volcano, for 4
he Daily National Hotel Reporter, the
rtic1e appearing in the issue of Jan.
5. This paper goes to every hotel in
he United States, and naturally falls
eneath the eye Of people in every
tate and territory in the Union.
Miss Laura McKinstry and Miss
iarjory Ide will sail Tuesday on the :
lima for Manila. While in the Phil
opines Miss McKinstry will be the
uest of Governor General Ide and his I
amily. returning with them next June,
hen General Ide's term will have eX-
ired. Miss McKinstry and Miss Ide 4
ere to have gone Thursday on the {
but as there was delay in ,
citing transportation, they got ac-
on the liner.-Chronicle.