The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-06
LOCAL EREVITIES.

Excelsior Lodge meets this evening
VITA work in the first degree.
". c. Achi was admitted yesterday
To practise in the Federal court.
Leahi c.}apter 80. : VIII hold a spe-
cial initiation meeting this evening.
The Board OF Education will meet on
Thursday afternoon AT $3.50 O'Clock
Mystic Lodge, X. of P. meets t!.;s
evening at 7:3a o'clock for work in
the page RANK H@rnloay Hal
The Ladies Auxiliary, a. o. H, Di-
vision No. 1, meets this evening in C.
B. L. Hail, on Fort street.
The Hoola Hoolulu viii hold its reg
ular meeting at the Maternity Home
on Wednesday morning at 10 O'Clock.
Mr.. Robinson, the park expert, visit
ed the kaimuki district in company
with members of the local improve
ment club
Army and navy officers here are said
to be eager Tor early Improvement Of
Pearl Harbor under outstanding ap-
preparations
airs. Ruth Horn died last evening al
100 o'clock. The funeral Will take
place today at 2:30 p. IN. from st. An
drew's cathedral
The launch ride that was to have
been given Wednesday evening for the
odd Fellows and Rebekahs has been
indefinitely postponed
When Treasurer Campbell answered
for Hawaii at the insurance conven-
ton in Chicago, on the roll call ms
presence was welcomed with applause.
The POSTPONED monthly meeting of
the Republican Territorial Central
Committee will be held at headquar-
tiers, Fort street, tomorrow evening at
7:3C.
An elaborate program has been pre-
pared for the next annual meeting OF
the Hawaiian Evangelical Association,
to be held at Kawaiahao church, May
1920.
j. j. Williams has taken photo |
graphs Of Captain Berger, Madame |
Alapai and the band for use in posters |
for the bands mainland tour. They |
were taken on the Capitol steps.
A meeting of ST. Clements Guild
will be held every Tuesday at p |
n. during Lent 1t was voted at last |
meeting that each member earn at |
east one dollar in Lent for the
reasury.
Mr., and Mrs. Wann, formerly of
Portland, will entertain the Oregon |
Journal party this evening at their
lame in Green street. Ed Dehum took
lie entire party to the Pail vester law
morning.
Mrs. Weatherred and the Oregon |
iris Will be entertained on Thursday
Vening at a dinner in their honor
nv he |
ion Committee. The affair is not an
'fticial one by the committee, but is
'iven by the members individually
Bids for the construction of a culvert
t Kahauiki are away above the esti-
mates of tha county engineer. They
ange from John Walkers at $4,000 up
o $4,000. Chairman Lucas of the road
ommittee will submit the matter to
he Supervisors tonight.
Seven of the school probation Off
ers, Messrs. Horne of Kamehameha |
chool, Rath, Father Stephen, Rev.
II. Turner, Senator Dickey, Lyle |
)ickey and p. A. Ryder visited the ,
reform School yesterday. The boys
Tere put through their fire drill and |
ccording To Senator Dickey acquitted |
themselves admirably.
Mrs. Philip Van Horne Lansdale. ,
Iiss Bertha Sidney Smith and Miss
ielen Sidney Smith will sail on March
for Japan. After a stay of a few |
feeks there they will go on to China,
isiting Shanghai, Canton and Hong
ong, and returning early in the sum-
Ter 70 Japan, where they will remain
ntil October.-Chronicle
Being forced to stand in a Rapid |
'ransit car from Pawaa Junction 60
appellant Park on Sunday is one of |
he incidents of their trip that the
regon girls can remember For
unately for them and for the reputa-
ion for courtesy of the men of Ho-
olulu such a thing is very rarely seen
S ladies among the strap-holders.
Warden William Henry is quoted as
aging that four times since he has
cen in charge of Oahu prison Jogging |
as been done to prisoners. Each
me the victim was a negro, and ali
aowed marks of previous inf1iction OF =
la lash Convict Woods was the last
ian logged here and, from chronic
lsubordination, he has become we'll |
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