The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-05

A BY Authority notice appears in
this issue.
Hawaiian Lodge will hold a special
meeting this evening.
Governor Carter is to receive the
visiting editors next Friday at eleven
o'clock.
Mrs. L. NJ. Whitehouse left yester-
day by the Siberia for a visit to the
mainland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira D, Eskew, Of Ka-
mehameha School, left by the Siberia
yesterday.
A room for gentleman or house keep
ing rooms in desirable location is for
rent.
Tree planting exercises are to be
held at Aliiolani College next Satur-
day at 10 o'clock
The dog show will take place at the
skating rink on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday of this week.
John Waterhouse and family left by
the Siberia yesterday for a visit of
some months on the mainland
! S. NJ. Lowrey and P. d. Lowrey re-
| turned to the mainland by the Siberia
yesterday to resume their college work.
| A. f. Judd has gone to Hongkong, it
is reported. to arrange transportation
! for Filipino laborers to come here
Mrs. NJ. F. Prosser, wife of the Dep
uty Attorney General, sailed for the
mainland yesterday for a visit.
The committee on entertainment of
the Southern California editors will
hold a meeting at $3.50 this afternoon.
The engagement of George X Nicho-
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nounced. They will be married Sep
TENDER II.
It is said that about seventy young
people left by the Siberia yesterday to
attend schools and colleges on the
mainland.
The infant son of Mrs. F. r. Dreier
died last eveing at 5:15. Mrs. Dreier is
the eldest daughter of Mrs. Caroline
| Clark of this city.
Miss Theodore Jayne, superintendent
of the Susannah Wesley Home for
japanese Women and Children, left by
the Siberia on a leave of absence.
Miss Agnes J. Smith, daughter of
Walter G. Smith of the Advertiser,
sailed by the Siberia for a years alb
| sence with relatives in New York.
The Kamehameha Schools opened on
Monday with an attendance that
reaches the limits of the school accom-
modations. There is a considerable
waiting list
c. A. Musgrave, who has been road
master of the Oahu Railway for some
time, with his wife and child, left the
islands yesterday by the Siberia. He
expects to go to Seattle.
7 l.. 70 f1xy
left by the Siberia yesterday on a
years leave of absence. His brother
will perform his duties at Kameha-
meha during his absence.
Captain Green, who has charge of
the Capitol building grounds, celebrat-
ed the 25th anniversary of his arrival
here. He has had charge of the
grounds for fifteen years now.
W. A. Mears, who came here repre-
senting Portland's business interests,
left by the Siberia yesterday. He ex-
| presses himself as we'll satisfied with
the results Of his trip.
| L. G. Blossom, purser of the Man
churia returned to that steamer at Wal
manalo by automobile this morning
He will be in Honolulu again on the
arrival of the Korea from the coast
Captain Metcalf who Is here attempt
| ing to save the Manchuria did not re-
turn to the Manchuria today, but re-
manned in Honolulu looking after mat
ters requiring his attention mere.
A motion has been filed by ]. ].
Dunno and e. A. Douthitt to place the
case Of Kingman against the Rapid
Transit company on the circuit court
calendar, it having been left off through
| error
L. K. Kentwell and family sailed by
the Siberia yesterday. He goes to
Washington where he hopes, as he ex-
presses it, "to be able to do something
to mitigate the rigors of the exclusion
laws"
Rev. J. w. Sylvester, the new min
lister of Central Union Church, left by
the Siberia yesterday to settle up bust
ness matters In New England prepara-
tory to entering upon the work of his
new pastorate.
The residence of Chuck Hoy on Ka-