The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-13
LOCAL BREVITIES.

r. W. Single expects to go to the
Coast today On a business trip. .
Regular business meeting of Pacific
Lodge. T. & A. NJ, this evening at 7:30
o'clock.
r. K. Bonnie. the moving-picture
man, departs for the mainland on the
Korea.
Judge Robinson VIII render deci-
sion in the Honolulu Clay CO. case
probably today.
Several young ladies are booked to
depart Tor the mainland today to at
tend various colleges.
The proceeds of the Guy Livingston
benefit performances amounted to $2UCS
The program realized $780,
Judge Humphreys will leave for the
Coast on the Korea on a combined
business and notwithstanding trip.
Harmony Lodge meets this evening
at 1880 o'clock in l. O. O. F. Hall.
There will be work in the first degree.
Honolulu Temple No. /, Rathhone
Sisters, regular meeting this evening
All visitors cordially invited to at
tend
: Mrs. c. Lacy Goodrich, wife of pur-
ser Goodrich of the s. S. America Maru,
Will return to San Francisco in the
Korea
r. E. Nyswander of the Federal
Seismographic station at Sisal, is
booked to leave for the mainland in
the Korea.
billy" the favorite Grotto's chef
is again on duty after a short vaca-
ton. A fine turkey dinner was served
to patrons yesterday.
Miss Marion Roth is booked to leave
for the Coast on the Korea. She VIII
go to Los Angeles to reside with her
sister, Mrs. Emmett May.
Numerous parties visited Hauula yes
terday 10 lock over the government
lands shortly to be sold. Portuguese
ere particularly in evidence.
Capt. W. Ii. Roberts of the revenue
cutter Manning, wife and daughter, de-
part in the Korea today. The captain |
goes to Seattle and will be retired from |
active service this fall
Owing to the unforeseen absence of |
a church officer, the inaugural letter |
of the new pastor of Central Union |
church, Mr.. Sylvester, was not read |
at yesterday mornings service as ex-
pected.
L. L. Roos and bride of San Fran
cisco. return home today in the Ko-
rea from a very happy honeymoon
spent in Honolulu. They have been
the recipients of much social attention
during their stay.
Tom O'Dowda, sugar boiler at Eva
accompanied by AIRS. o.
Dowda and three children, leave in the
L
may be extended to Ireland. They will
return in few months.
P. c. Jones. accompanied by Mrs.
Jones, leaves in the Korea for Boston.
He is to attend the "Eaystack Cen
tenniar' in New England and also the
of the landing of a famous
ancestor on New England soil during
the early days of Puritanism.
-Paymaster Hagner, U. S. N, Mrs
Hagner and child leave today for the
having been relieved at the
naval station by Paymaster Brooks. o.
u. Haskell, paymaster's clerk, also
leaves for the Coast. Mr.. Haskell |
came here with Paymaster Brown. who
is now in Cavite
1t was Mrs. Walsh and not himself
who, in Mr.. Walsh's interview in the
be mentioned as having been lombard
ed with glass fragments when a cargo
gin weight fell and smashed a sky
light of the steamer Sonomas second
bin on Saturday afternoon II
Miss Marion Sterling, whose engage
ment to young Cunha, of Honolulu. is
said to have provoked the opposition
If her uncle, Frank Ravens. is one of
he most beautiful and witty of Oak
and's bellies. She has always been a
great favorite with the Bohemian and
artistic sets with which she became ac-
luainted through her brother, the we'll
Known poet Mr.. George Sterling. The .
5ossips are wondering whether her
lncle's opposition will place any i'm
,edfment on the match. 1t may be re-
marked that if Miss Marion once makes
10 her mind she will require a great
leal more stopping than any Individual
S likely to be able to employ.-News-t
4etter.