The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-05-01
LOCAL BREVITIES

The 6. 8. Lurline will sail for San
Francisco direct, leaving her wharf at
2 O'clock, this afternoon.
The College Club win give a four
teenth century fiesta at the residence
Of Governor and Mrs Frear this after
noon.
Should there be rain this afternoon,
the fourteenth century fest given by
the College Club VIII be postponed
until Monday afternoon.
The Togo Kisen Kaisha liner Tenyo
Maru reported by wireless Thursday
night that she was 1000 miles out from
this port, en- route to San Francisco.
According to a letter sent out by
Entomologist Kotinsky, the little insect
which infests the kiawe bean is
weevil and is capable of doing serious
damage.
The annual meeting Of the Y NJ c.
a. will be held tonight in the associa-
ton hall. Moving pictures, reports,
and the election are the features of
the program. Every member should at
tend.
According to information which has
reached the Territorial Board of Immi-
grafton, seventeen more immigrants
Will arrive on the Aorangi on Monday.
These are more of the lot secured by
Agent Trenor.
George w. Lucas received a we'll
deserved promotion when he was APP
pointed storekeeper for the Honolulu
I'D
Storekeeper M G. johnson. Lucas has
been in the customs service since 1899.
The Pollards will give their final per-
Torrance tonight. They have arranged
very attractive program including a
minstrel show and a funny little farce.
The farewell performance will be an
opportunity for their many friends to
see them ON the stage for the last time
| perhaps.
The fancy dress ball given at Me
| Kinley High School last night in aid
| of the games fund, was great success
| both artistically and financially. The
| costumes were pretty and well chosen,
the music was good, the floor was like
glass and everybody had thoroughly
| good time.
| III kAC SoQA dt0 vi
| ST. Andrews Priory, a mystery play
will be given by the children of the
| Sunday school. No admittance fee
will be charged. and the friends of the
| Sunday school are invited. Three
1 o'clock is the hour for the beginning
of the play.
1t is reported that Governor Frear
! has asked William L. Hopper to accept
| the position of Treasurer of the Terri
tory of Hawaii. The Governor stated
yesterday that no one had as yet been
appointed to the position. Hopper adj
mitted that he had been asked to take
the position.
The Dental Association will sit at
banquet this evening at Haleiwa
! Hotel where elaborate preparations are
being made to make the occasion mem
Eorable. The members will go to Hale
| iva from town IN autos. Manager Bid
good is said to be making ready some
E~unique table decorations typifying the
dental profession.
The officers of Hawaiian Lodge No
81, F. and A M, will be pleased tt
greet as many Of it's members, and
members of sister lodges, as well as
all soiourning brethren, as can make
it convenient to attend it's stated
meeting. Monday evening, May 3, al
1880 o'clock, when business of interest
and Importance viii be transacted.
/ The Christian Endeavor Society Of
Central Union church will hold So
cial at Lutted's place at Waikiki. ad
joining the Waikiki Inn. this after
noon and evening. All who can are
to come about three in the afternoon
In the evening the regular monthly
business meeting Of the society viii
be held. Sea- bathing both Afternoon
/, and evening.
This evening at the Kilohana Ar
League rooms from s to 10 a reception
will be given in honor of Miss Julis
c. Emery, the general secretary of thu
Womans Auxiliary of the Episeopa
church. A cordial invitation is extend
ed to all members of the church an(
all people Of Honolulu who are interest
ed IN missionary effort, to come an6
!. meet this distinguished missionary