The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-01-16
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Chicks Matched while you wait at
the poultry show today.
The University Club ball will take
place early in February.
Another hundred chickens were add
ed to the poultry show yesterday.
Dr.. and Mrs. Philip Frear returned
yesterday from the Coast on the Ala
media.
Jack Densham of the Advertiser
staff. who has been III for some time,
is fast improving and may be out Sat
urday.
VIM. Langton of the Paradise of the
Pacific returned on the Alameda yes
terday from business and pleasure
trip to California.
Mrs. Thomas Ira Cook Barr of San
Rafael sailed Monday on the Lurline
for Honolulu, where she will spend two
months visiting friends.-Chronicle.
John Marcallino returned from. a
vacation of several months on the main
land yesterday. He will assume his
duties as clerk in the Circuit Court to,
day.
The Hawaiian Dredging Company is
to celebrate today by giving a luau
on Sand Island to all the company EN-
pioyes. The affair win take place at
noon.
The band will play this afternoon at
| and in the evening at the poultry
show. The Sunday concert will take
place at Make Island, Kapiolani Park.
John A. Palmer has been appointed
deputy tax assessor and collector for
the district of Honolulu. Palmer leaves
| the Waterhouse Trust Company to take
his new position, which was vacated
by Chas. Wilder when he took his pres.
ent office.
The joint drill team of Harmony and
Excelsior lodges, 1. 0. 0. F., will confer
the initiatory degree on candidates
| Monday evening. All local and visit
ing members of the order are frater-
nally invited to be present. Refresh.
ments viii be served.
| DR.. Edward Armitage has taken the
offices recently occupied by f. W. Mil
verton, on the second floor of the Alex.
ander Young building, at the corner OF
Bishop and King streets. His office hours
| will be from to II a. M, to 4 and
to 5 P. IN. Sundays from 8 to II
a. m.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Schweitzer re-
turned to Honolulu yesterday on the
| Siberia TO remain a couple of months
Their daughter Louie, who married
Captain Alden Trotter, Artillery Corps
| U. S. A., about a year ago, is recover
ing from an operation for appendi
| citis.
| Attorney General Hemenway, who re
turned on the Siberia yesterday, did not
| bring the mandates from the Supreme
| Court in the Morita Keizo case from
/ Washington. He expected that they
would have arrived by the time he
| reached here. Keizo may again be re-
prieved.
Mr.. Chi, secretary of the Chinese
| Legation at Lisbon, passed through Ho.
nolulu yesterday on the Siberia, en-
| route to Picking. He is said to be
| slated for an important position in the
| Foreign Office. Sing Chong, a wealthy
| merchant of San Francisco, was also a
through passenger on the steamer.
Miss Erna St. Goar, accompanied by
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry ST
Goar, left this week for trip to Ho.
nolulu, and will pass several months
travelling in the Islands. Miss St
Goar is one of the most popular of the
younger girls, and will be missed at
! the round of affairs planned by the
debutantes for the latter weeks of the
I season.-Chronicle.
| Chronicle-Miss Helene Irwin enter
i tanned at a luncheon yesterday at hel
! home on Washington street, which was
given in honor of Miss Florence Hop
| kins. The table at which were seated
! the eighteen guests carried unique
decoration, fruit being substituted fol
| flowers in its adornment. Bunches OF
! grapes, raisins and Hawaiian fruits
We're artistically arranged on the pol
! ished surface and hand-painted name
cards marked the places of the guests
Among those present were Miss Au
gusta Foute, Miss Suzanne Kirkpat.
rick. Miss Clara Allen, Miss Frances
Newhal, Miss Virginia Newhall, Miss
Times Keeney, Miss Jeanne Gallois
Miss Mary Keeney, Miss Martha Cal
houn, Miss Margaret Calhoun. Miss
Elizabeth Woods, Miss Harriet Alex,
ander, Miss Dolly MaeGavin, Miss
Dolly Cushing. Mss Sara Coffin, Miss