Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-27


J. w, A. RedhOusc left for the Coast
on the Alameda yesterday.
Royal Annex for oysters. crabs,
frogs legs. and Holsters. See sign
Mrs. Gartlcy ana children are
booked to leave for the States on the
l.urlinc. l
w. +. Lehigh and wife are booked to
leave for the mainland next Saturday
on the Lurlinc.
Cases of fresh iellies, jams aud chut.
'ncy now ready. Send Il case. Mrs. .
Kearns will see to 1t.
A birthday dinner was given last /
evening in honor of Mrs. u. 4. Nc. /.
Namarra ON Sheridan street
w. II. c. Campbell. manager "l lla. 4
wall Sugar Mill. was among the nrriv. /
ais this morning in the Claudinc.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Baldwin are
among those booked to leave for the
mainland on the Lurline next Sntw.
day.
There will he meeting of the Krlih
| Athletic Club this evening At the resi-.
dcnco of President Edwin Fernandez
at 100
There will be concert tonight by
the Royal Hawaiian band at the Moana
: Hotel. to which the public Is cordially
, invited.
| Attorney u. l.. Wilmington and his
wife are among those booked to leave
for the Coast on the Matsun steamer
Lurline.
A. Horncr. manager of Kukdiau
Plantation, on Hawaii, arrived this
morning TO attend the Planters con.
ference.
J. 7, NOR. manager of OnOmca Sug.
ar Plantation. Is In town on BUSINESS.
He arrived today In the steamer
Claudine.
Robert r. Boninc has about finished
the large picture which he has been
making for the Hawaiian exhibit at the
Seattle fair.
Monsignor Chase, chaplain of the
Fifth Cavalry. will address the local
herd of Elks on "Americanism tomor.
rom evening.
The Industrial Edition Of the
Evening Bulletin, wrapped
q ready for mailing, so cents at B u =
letin Office.
The senliannual musicale of the ki.
lOhlna Art League will take place thlS
evening AZ the Castle Kindergarten b..
ginning at Sis.
Coat your iron roofs with Arabic 81
You will be surprised at its cooling
and preservative properties California
Feed Co., agents. 81,
Kohala Plantation early this month
! passed the three.thousand ton mark In
its sugar production for this grinding
season. Kohala Midget.
Fred Harrison. the local contractor
Twin leave for Hilo ncxt Tuesday l.,
start work on the construction of III,
new Hackfeld building in Hilo.
Colonel Schuyler has accepted an In
vitation of the Social Science Club /,
address II on his experiences in III,
KurOpntkIn campaign in ManchuriH
Colonel Schuyler was one Of the Amer
|
sian army
At a meeting OF the Bar Association
held yesterday the following officer.
| for the ensuing year were elected: W
A. Kinney, reappointed president; 4
Perry, reappointed vice president
Alex. Lindsay, appointed treasurer
vice whitney; w. A. Grccnwcll reap
pointed secretary.
The pastors and delegates of differ
ent Hawaiian churches are In town
They arrived this morning from Ha
wall and Maui. preparatory to III,
opening OF the annual evangelical con
: ventiOn, 10 he held in Kawaiahar
church next Saturday. The Kauai pas
tors and delegates are expected to ar
rive on the Kinau, next Saturday morn
ing.
] The Seminary now has money II
sight for new teacher next year and
" Judge Hart's plan meets with en-
couraging responses, II should soOl
have an addition to its endowment tina
would insure its permanencC. The Sem
mary brings much into the district so
cially, morally, and financially. and tn,
=. district ought To show In a substanliu
way that II appreciates an cducationa
:, institution in its midst that none q
y us would want taken away.-KHhal.
h Midget.
On the afternoon of May 81 tn,
Il home of Mrs. Marshall In Wailuku
l. Maui, was the scene of very larG
+ gathering of ladies in honor of Mis-
Ls Margaret Foltz, who will leave 70
It her future home on the mainland a
d the close of the school year in June
II There was a shower OF remembrance
It es from her many friends Mis-
Holtz has been the director of tn
10 Alexander House Kindergarten an
e has endeared herself to a large cir