The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-28
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Alexander & Baldwin's steamer cal
endars for April. May and June are now
ready.
See the picture in the door of the
Y. NJ c. A. hall and read what is go
ing on.
The Eneford Company is expected
by the next Alameda. to fill a long en-
gageinent at the Orpheum
There viii be social session at the
Eagles regular meeting tonight Wis
ting Eagles are invited to attend
Ex-representative Mahoe of Waia-
lua, Home Ruler, thinks that his party
should fuse with the Democrats in the
coming election.
A linen shower was given on Mon
day for Miss Flo. Wadnan, whose en-
gagement TO a Kentucky man was re-
Gently announced.
Miss Helen Hughes and Miss Post
who arrived on the Rithet on sun
day, are stopping with Mrs. j. @.
Rothwell, of 1920 College street.
]. B. Castle is expected home from
Kauai today. He has been to Kappa
to arrange for the arrival of a second
batch of Molokans from Los Angeles.
News has been received from Maui
of the death of NJ. L. Decker and
Thomas Cummins. both of heart
failure. Both were well known citi-
gems.
Acting Governor Atkinson will call
on the officers of the two British war
ships now in port this morning at IL
o'clock. He will visit the Flora, lying
at the wharf, first.
The united Lenten service of s.
Clements church and st. Andrews ca
thedral will be held this evening at ST
Clements at 100 The address will be
delivered by layman.
superintendent of Public Works Hol-
loway has received a report on the
recent forest fire on Hawaii from Fire
Warden McDougal1. The report in
The Cleaners will meet, with Mrs
Richards at o'clock this afternoon.
Mr.. Rath viii speak on the Palama
Settlement work. All life members.
and all friends are cordially invited.
A. NJ. Burns sailed on the Kinau for
Hilo yesterday and will take editorial
charge of the Herald there. 1t is said
that the paper will be independent in
politics-and it belongs to Palmer
Woods and John Baker.
superintendent of Public Works Hol-
loway, while he did not favor it him
self, expressed the opinion yesterday
that the fifteen minute schedule for
the Rapid Transit on the Liliha and
Waialae run would be adopted.
The organization committees of the
Country Club will meet at the office
of Clinton j. Hutchins on Thursday
evening. This is a change of place of
meeting, it having been announced
that these committees would meet at
the Young Hotel
Park Expert Charles milford Robin
son and wife leave for the mainland
today on the Alameda. Mr.. Robin
sons report on the Improvement of
honolulu recently submitted to the
Board of County Supervisors was
generally favored.
No action has yet been taken in the
case of Captain Klemme, of Co. c,
National Guard, who is threatened
with court martial because the ranks
of his company We're stuffed for the
last inspection. 1t is said, however,
that he will resign.
Miss Helen Hyde, the well-known
artist whose pictures of Japanese life
have won her fame and money, may
pass through Honolulu today on the
steamship Korea en- route to Japan
She was recently in Chicago. where
she was largely entertained.
The special exhibition and sale of the |
E<iiohana Art League. held yesterday |
in their rooms in the Young Hotel, |
vas an unqualified success in point of
attendance and patronage, SO much so
that another exhibition will be na,d on
Friday afternoon and Saturday. at
when a large number of new works |
will be shown.
Mrs. George Rugg, whose husband |
is employed at the store of Henry |
May & Co., died at the residence of |
Miss Paris, Kealakekua Bay, last
Tuesday Mrs. Rugg, who had been
III for some weeks, was operated on by
DR.. Waterhouse, and was sent to Ha-
xaii in the hope that the change would
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