The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-22
LOCAL BREVITIES.


Mrs. ] D. Marques returned by the
s. 5. China.
w II. Cornwell has joined the Dem
ocratic party.
The Y NJ. c. A. reports 80 new mem
bers since September l.
There will be no meeting of Lei Aloha
Chapter No. 3, o. E. S, this evening.
The Scottish Thistle Club met last
night and nominated officers for the en-
suing year.
Editor Coke of the Maui News came
over to Honolulu on the last Mauna
Loa for a visit.
There is to be nomination of officers
at the regular meeting of Mckinley
Lodge. K. of P, this evening.
Delegate Kalanianaole will leave here
after Christmas. Congress began work
on the first Monday in December.
A concert will be given by the Ha-
waiian band this evening, from to 10,
at the Catholic Mission al Fort street
and Beretania avenue.
The poultry show will be open until
10 p. m. today. The first days attend
ance was satisfactory, but the rain yes
terday kept many away.
Henry Birbe appeared before the Dis
trict Judge yesterday to explain why
he had battered a Chinaman. He was
remanded until Monday
Keepers of boarding houses are re-
quested to send list of their accom-
modations to the Y. NJ c. A for the
Boarding House Register.
Football this afternoon-2:30 D. M,
Infantry VS.. Punahous; Males VS.. Dia-
mond Heads. Admission Csc. Children
under fifteen will be admitted for Zoe.
Miss Florence Housed, the principal
of the Huntington Hail. a well-known
school for young ladies in Los Angeles
is stopping at the Alexander Young
Hotel
Mrs. S. E. Damon will be in charge
of the service this evening at the Cos
pei Mission Hall on Fort street. nearly
opposite the Club Stables. The service
tegins at 1880.
The scholars OF the Honolulu High
School will give a concert in the build
ing this evening, beginning at 81
O'Clock, to which parents and friends
are cordially invited.
There will be dinner at the Y NJ.
c. A on New Years Day for members.
The lady friends of the institution are
managing the affair and invitations
will be issued next week.
The Christmas exercises of the Ko- |
rean Sunday school will take place this |
evening at $50 in their school, situated !
at the corner of Beretania avenue and |
street, heretofore known as |
the North Pacific Institute.
A. F.. Judd met many well-known |
Honolulu people in the Orient, among |
them being Lorrin Andrews, Fred |
Mr.. Afong,-a few months
before his death; Tony Along, Hugh
Gum, B. Griggs Holt.
Miss Ruth C. Shaw of Honolulu, Ha-
waiian Islands, who entered Columbia
in September, arrived at the
of DR.. and Mrs E. c. Oggel
asst Friday and was in the evening at
the banquet of the Normal School
New Paltz On. Y) paper.
The Y. NJ. c. A believes it now has
he goods to deliver and to convince
others of this they are preparing free
icket good for ten days membership
The idea is that if a man uses the
privileges for ten days he will want to
Use them 365. 1t gives man a chance
o try a sample
Sixteen Cinnamon We're convicted OF
gambling yesterday before Judge Whit
ley. They had been captured in a raid
he night before in Waipahu and one
# the prisoners supplied the evidence
necessary to convict. Two of them who
lad an interest in the game We're fined
IS each and costs, the others being let
IF by paying 81 apiece as costs.
There will be special Christmas SER
ices in the Methodist church tomor-
ow. Mr.. Wadman speaks both morn
ng and evening. Music suitable to the
ccasion is being carefully prepared by
he choir. AT the evening service the
Gung ladies of Kamehameha Semi
airy, under Miss Byington's direction,
ill sing four Christmas selections. The
ublic is cordially invited.
Benz Garcia, formerly of this city, !
ut now of the u. S. Albatross, sends 4
S a copy of the Sunday Advertiser OF
honolulu. Hawaii Territory, under date
f November %, which contains several
lteresting Thanksgiving features. In
is an account of the death of Captain
arrett of the Albatross by drowning,
aving fallen overheard at night
anita Cruz Sentinel.