The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-08
LOCAL BREVITIES.

! viii be held tonight at Elks' hall.
Pacific Rebekah Lodge meets thi
evening at 7:20 o'clock in odd Fellows
Hall
|, Godfrey Morse. All S S. Co
grip.
Walter Mayes was arrested TO
gross cheat on a wireless requisitiol
from the Sheriff of Maui.
The Great Diamond Robbery to-
night a t the Orpheum. Tickets can be
| ordered by phone-White 6S1.
E: c. Brown of the Dearborn Drug
/ q Chemical Co. was a passenger or
i, the Iwalani on Monday for Kauai.
| Bishop Restarick and Rev. Mr. Pot
wine returned on the Mikahala yester-
| day from extended visit on Kauai.
| Mr.. G. D. Edwards, pastor of the
| Christian church, is. the speaker at the
Thursday club at Z o'clock this even
ing.
The Honolulu branch of the Theo-
sophical Society meets every Tuesday
and Thursday evening at 7:30-Kapio-
iani Building. Thursday visitors night.
Bandmaster Berger is quoted as
figuring out that Oahu county will save
$1,000 by letting the band travel four
months on the mainland with Joe
Cohen.
The second meeting of the teachers
manual training class at the Normal
School showed an attendance of twen-
ty-two, which is an increase of three.
The class will hold its third meeting
today.
Nothing has been done as yet by
the committee of Central Union church
appointed to find successor to DR..
Kincaid in the pastorate. P. c. Jones,
]. P. Cooke and P. L. Horne are the
committee.
The Teachers Committee of the
Board of Education met yesterday aft
ernoon. and made certain recommended
lions which will be acted upon at the
meeting of the Board of Education to
be held at 3 D. m. today.
The Ladies' Society of Central Union
church gives a sociabIe on Thursday
afternoon at the home OF Ms. j. -.
y cordial invitation is eX
tended to members of the church and
and their friends.
Rev. G.. D. Edwards at Z this evening
argues before the Thursday Club that
Religion is a Necessity in the Build
ing Of Character This talk is pre-
coded by the usual o'clock dinner and |
by the Archdeacon's stereop-
ticon lecture in Association Hall.
George Reese, the U. S. S. Iroquois
boatswains mate who committed sui /
eide at Iwilei, was buried with mill |
tary honors in Nuuanu cemetery yes |
terday. F. W. Everton of the Sea-
mems Institute conducted religious SER
vices al the undertaking parlors of Fl.
Fl. Williams.
Cards We're issued yesterday an
a public house warning on
evening next at the Susanna
Wesley Home on King street-lately
The Melrose hotel property and ac-
luired last week by Bishop Hamilton
IF the Methodist Episcopal church for
he local mission of that body. /,
Those who have seen some of Arch
eacon JefferiS' round-the-WOrld views
now that there is treat in store for
he members and friends of the Y. M.
:, A who attend his free stereoptfcon
ecture this evening at s. A number of i
is Hawaiian views will be shown for :
he first time. His descriptions are
ivid and racy.
Assurance is given that the chorus !
n the next Elks' Minstrel performance
will be the best ever heard in Homo
ulu. Being all male voices, compris- .
ng about all the leading singers in I
it goes without saying that
he vocal numbers will be surprise !,
o the music-loving people of this city. 7
here will be fifty voices in the chorus 7
veil trained for the occasion.
Replete in the best elements of the )
ecturer's art, brimful of humor and =
Astounding with romantic 4
acts such are some of the judgments >
assed upon Bishop Hamiltons treat ;
lent of Mexican banditti in his n
amous lecture, MISCHIEF in Mexico" !.
suitable for the general pub .
c and of especial interest to students Z
nd all young people. This lecture is >
} be given in odd Fellows hall, Feb :;
uary -, at o'clock. :.