The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-11-04
LOCAL BREVITIES.

t Will open tomorrow
= Election returns and music at tn
t skating rink on Tuesday evening.
s. A son was born to Attorney Genera
I and Mrs. E. c. Peters yesterday morn
Z ing.
> The police deny that Everett. tn
/ typewriter. was forced to leave th'
city.
Mrs Peabody. wife of the captair
: of the Sheridan, left in the Thomas FOL
, the Coast.
Honolulu Harbor No. 81. A A of NJ
, 6 P, meets this evening at 7:30 O'Clock
in x. of P. Hall
A meeting OF the Social Science Club
!, will be held at Judge Dole's residence
tomorrow evening
Jas D. Dole the enterprising pine
apple man, left Cor the mainland in the
Korea on business.
A pleasant Halloween party was
given at Kaiulani Home by the youna
ladies there domiciled.
The Supreme Courts decree, in con-
formity with decision, in the Galbraith
will case was fled yesterday.
Miss Elsie Sanders, daughter of Capt.
NJ. \. Sanders, the Honolulu pilot, has
gone to Kona for a months stay.
! Afternoon teas are served on the rear
lanai of the Moana Hotel from $3.50 to
$50. a most agreeable stimulant after
a dip in the ocean.
| The first rehearsal for THE Toy
Shop will probably be held Friday
afternoon, Immediately after school, at
the Castle kindergarten. More definite
notice will appear later.
Captain C. F. Humphrey, Z. S. A.
depot quartermaster, will leave in the
Buford for Washington, whence he
: will probably take sea duty for his
health Mrs Humphrey will depart
! with her husband.
The Victor talking machine used on
election night in front of the Gazette
! Office will be furnished by the Berg
strom Music Co. All the fine records
used at that time are for sale at their
store on Fort street.
| Miss Josephine Locke will give the
! last lecture of her present series az
the Normal School tomorrow evening,
her subject of Gothic Architecture" to
| be illustrated with slides by the excel
! lent lantern of the school.
Cooke have charge of fifty dolls that
recently arrived from San Francisco
They are in the hands of competent
dressmakers. and will be ready for sale
at the Central Union fair, November
II.
The extensive improvements which
have been in progress during the past
eight weeks are now nearing compile
VIZ ~, n
d Co.'S big store will certainly be the
most up-to-date in the Hawaiian Is
lands.
Captain Armstrong, from San Jose,
California, arrived by the Ventura yes
terday and will assist Adjutant and
Mrs. Bamberry in the work of the
Salvation Army in Honolulu. She was
given a welcome meeting last night in
the barracks.
Frederick Schultz, the only defendant
who failed to obtain bail of those in
dicted for fraudulent registration, will
have his trial tomorrow, Judge Robin
son having consented to take the case
from Judge Lindsay, whose hands are
full with Y. Man Yong's trial
The Romance of a Ward" is Mr.. |
Wadman's subject this morning at IL |
o'clock in the First Methodist church. |
corner Beretania avenue and MiIler |
street. In the evening at 7:30 he will |
speak a word of warning in re election |
day on the subject. Beware of Dogs" |
The public is cordially invited.
Pastor Felmy will hold preaching SER
vice at the German Lutheran church |
at II a. m. today. Evening service is |
held there only on the last Sunday of |
the month Sunday school at $40 On |
Sunday next, the 18th inst, the Refor-
nations fest will be held, when a COL
lection will be taken for the Gustav |
Adolfs Verein.
Those wishing to attend the Garments
shirtwaist dance ought to secure tick
cts before the capacity of Progress Hall
is sold out. The first lot of tickets
issued to the car crews has gone like
smoke. This will be the second annual
dance given by the organization and
the first one was the biggest social
event in long time.
Christian church, corner Alal1ea and
King streets. Preaching at II a. m.
and 7:30 p. M by the pastor. Morning
-" Simon. son of Jonas, lowest thou
me?' Evening-"The election; my
duty" Junior c. E., a. m; Senior
c. E, $50 p. m; Bible school, 9:45 a.
m. Yon are cordially invited to any
and all services. G. d. Edwards, pas
tor.
r. B. Browning arrived yesterday on
the Ventura to take the place of Ed
ward c. Brown in charge of the Dear
born Drug & Chemical Company, dur
ing Mr.. Browns absence on the main
land. Mr. and Mrs. Brown leave
shortly for Chicago for a six mouths
visit. Mr.. Browning is assistant sec
retary and treasurer of the Dearborn
colnpany's main office in Chicago.
Mrs Bruce McV. MackaIl contern-
plates giving song recital at the
Young Hotel on Tuesday, November 81,
which should be a treat to the music
lovers of Honolulu On this occasion
she Will be assisted by Mrs. A. B.
viz iSt or1l