The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-26
MARY VS.
MILITARY
TOMORROWES SUPERVISORS
MEETING HAS ATCHERLEY AND
ARTILLERY FOR PROGRAM

ARTILLERY FOR PROGRAM.
Tomorrows meeting of the Board of /
City and County Supervisors is appar-
emily being advertised.
Mrs. Atcherley, the militant wife of
DR.. John Atcherley who is at present !
detained in the asylum for the insane
under the impression that he is a
victim of paranoea, has promised to
present herself at the meeting at $50
O'Clock tomorrow evening.
Since this unofficial announcement
percolated the public intelligence there
have been telephone calls received in
most of the offices of the City Hall,
being inquiries, chiefly from ladies',
as to when the next meeting of the
Board of Supervisors would be held.
Evidently an audience is preparing
to besiege the hall of the City Fathers.
Lest there be disappointment, how
ever it is well to announce that the
meeting hall will not hold more than
a hundred and, incidentally, the Sup
ervisors will probably decline to lis
ten to Mrs. Atchereys complaint
AGAINST Dr.. Peterson, superintendent
of the Insane Asylum, since they have
no jurisdiction over the asylum for the
insane that being a Territorial mat
ter; so people who go there with the
idea of hearing a speech will be sadly
fooled, so it is said.
What will come up at tomorrow
meeting of une Supervisors will be
discussion over the request of the Fort
Ruger authorities for Improvement Vr
roads leading to the Notifications back
of Diamond Head, and it is consider
ed probable that the Supervisors will
do az in their power to meet the su&'
gestions of the military authorities
even if some other public road work
has to be postponed.
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ladies doubles Will commence at f'ou
D. m. tomorrow.
This afternoon at o'clock at the
Beretania courts the following matches
will be played:
E. S. Gee VS.. Noel DEER, Atherton
Richards VS.. L. S. CONFESS, Theodore
Richard VS.. r. Sinclair. After the con-
clusion of these matches the FIRST round
of the ladies' singles will be played.
At 4p. m. today on the Pacific courts
r. p. w. Gray will play P. r. Bart
lett and the winner will then meet
i George Waterhouse.
i In this afternoons matches Gee
= should have no difficulty in disposing
S Of Baird Anterior Richards will pro,
badly beat CONFESS, while it looks like
- toss-up between Richards and Sin.
. clair.
- In the matches on the Pacific courts
e. Gray should beat Bartlett, provided
4 the former has got over his trip tc
- Maui with the cricketers, but will have
little chance against George Water.
81 house.
- From indications Anterior Richards
a or Waterhouse will play against Gee
=. in the finals for the championship o
n Hawaii.
o In the ladies' singles Miss Marion
Hall, who played as partner with Ma!
S SUTTON, Wuen JneNr won the nallOnd
l. ladies' doubles championship TIVE
0 years ago, should win without mucl
e difficulty Her most dangerous oppon
h ent is likely to be Mrs. Hind of Ko
e hala, a tennis pupil OF Miss Hall VIII,
is showing remarkably good form.
e Mrs Gregory the wife of Lieut. Gre
}. cory of Leilehua, should also shoy
# up in good shape.
6 The entry list for the ladies' dou
O bles will be quite large, a number o
@ local ladies having signified their in
n tention of taking part, including Mrs
\ George Davies, Mrs Coulter, Mrs. Gre
CORY, Miss Hall and Mrs. Hind.
: If the two latter play together the
N should win without difficulty.
= The public will be made welcome a
% the courts during the progress of tn
a tournament and a cordial invitation /
), extended to all interested in the gam
- to be present.