The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-06-24

NOW PHI. D.. Prof j. p. Looney of
Lahainaluna Seminary has just receiv-
ed the degree of Phi. d. from his alma
mater, Grant University, Tennessee.
Almost all the literary work leading to
this degree was done by Prof. LoOney
in the universities of Germany.
MUSICAL RECITAL: The pupils Of
Mrs j. w. Yarndley gave delightful
recital yesterday evening i'm the Y. NJ.
G. A. Hall in which no little talent
carefully fostered by the teacher was
displayed. Miss Ethel Damon, appear
ing twice upon the program proved
herself TO be possessed of a sweet and
symplth etc voice, true in quality and
handled with effect. Others. who es-
sayed as piansts successfully were IGl-
sic Smith, Marjory Leadingham, Ida
Kopke. Duets were rendered in first
class style by Miss Emma Taylor and
Mrs. Yarndley, and also by the latter
and Miss Grace Leadingham. Miss
Ethel Horner played "Tarantelle" in
most creditabe style. Miss Lizzie
Whiting also showing ability with
spirited rendition of the Scarf Dance"
The presentation of McDonald's Hex
entanz" by Miss Lena Rosewarne was
one of the treats of the evening. Many
of the pupils made their debut last
evening while others are older per-
formers The entertainment was
throughout excellent, rejecting equal
credit to the individual performances
and the teacher Mrs. Yarndley.
INQUEST: An inquest was held last
night at the police station to determine
the cause of death of Sam Hiram, one
of the Tram car drivers who died June
21 The deceased had been riding a
bicycle Waikiki along King street the
night of June TO- and, when beyond Pr
ikOi street, cOllded with a hack driven
by James Brown, the wheels of the
hack passing over Hiram's chest. The
native was badly injured and was re-
moved to the Queens Hospital where
he died from hemorrhage of the lungs.
The jury returned a verdict to the eff
feet that the deceased had come to his
death from injuries sustained as the
result of collision with Browns hack,
the collision being an accident.
HOPE TO WED: LONDON, June 16
The engagement is announced of Lord
Francis Hope and Beatrice Ricketts,,
whose grandmother, the late Lady
Caroline Ricketts,, was the daughter of
the fourth Duke of Newcastle. Lord
Francis Hope and Miss Ricketts, are
cousins.
MERCHANTS STREET FAIR: The
merchants III charge Oh the street ran
10 pe helq III conjunction win Iue ayr
cultural ar at Lne emu u heAV iD IIl,
naNe oDlai'lEu, l9usu Doie
Captain George Mex. Williamson to
erect pullulls as pIopOseu LoT paw
non III front ol tne urn sleu On IloIeI
street. CoiiS sc Is given SupJeCt " Iile
submission of plans to the quartermas-
yer anu me Pioililse thdI no NINA llilla-
Irant In tho naviiion The GRASS and
trees Of tho norada orourds must also
he preserved some Il 400 feet of
snaco win he gained A reouest for
hids and Mans bos been nosted Of the
RuiIders, Excbanga nv Robert cation
of the committee ana the matter viii he
talyan nronntIv in band after tho onan-
inc of a satisfactorily contract
Observation-Disclosures,
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GTiilel ne nUul ~ VI July vi a'iom a.
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BISHOP TO COME: The Rev. Henry
soma RestaHck VIII be consecrated as
Hishop at san Diego on July and VIII
Honolulu arriving here to take charge
or the HplScopal church about the MD
die OF the month.
THEIR CLASS DAY Glass Day OF
the Kamehameha Boys Schoo! was
celebrate ted in al fresco style upon the
lawns of the college yestc lay Music
Iecitations and scenes from Shakes
made nv Princinal C,barlas Par+latt