The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-23
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News Of the Day.

Barber Shop Six chairs in opera.
ton.
There win be no issue Of The Star
tomorrow, Thanksgiving Day.
The Metropolitan Meat Market will
close at nine o'clock tomorrow,
Thanksgiving, morning
See that you get your green stamps
when you are buying at the stores.
And call at the show rooms, and see
the many valuable articles you get
for them.
The imported Handkerchiefs and
irish Table Linen as Sachs has been
the center of a great deal OF interest
this week. Think Of G3x63 Table
Cloth with / doz Napkins to match
for $500.
Read the statement of the Won
Hamm-Young Company on page Of
this issue concerning the Packard, Ca
dillac, Pope Hartford, Steyens-Dur-
yea, Overland and Buick cars, each
in its class, among the choicest au-
tomobies in America.
Albert Bechert, of PoKaki, Lihue
District, celebrated last week, Tues
day, the twenty-ffth anniversary Of
his arrival in these Islands He came
out from Germany in 1885. in the
sailing vessel, &C. r. Bishop" one of
Hamburg, now Of II. Hackfeld e. Co.
by a strange coincidence. Mr.. Becher
came to Kauai in a vessel of the
same name. the steamer &C. r. Bish-
op," which has since been wrecked
Garden Island
A libel for divorce was heard be-
fore Judge Hardy yesterday morning
at the courthouse the libellant being
Mrs. Violet Kane Harng Young Song,
a Hawaiian woman, and the libelee
Harng Young Song, a Korean. Non
support was proved for the statutory
period Of sixty days prior TO the filing
of the libel, and the divorce was
granted on that ground. Libellant
was represented by Attorney A. G.
Kaulukou and libellee had no lawyer.
Garden Island.
J. Johnson pleaded guilty to a
charge OF needless driving before
Judge Cooper this morning, and sen
tence was suspended FOR thirteen
months.
A union Thanksgiving service of the
Episcopal churches Of Honolulu viii
be held at St. Andrews Cathedral at
10 a. m tomorrow Bishop Restarick
will preach.
, In accordance with the custom of
past years, a number of the English
speaking churches will unite in a un-
4 ion Thanksgiving service at Central
Union Church tomorrow morning at
eleven o'clock. Doctor Scudder will
preach the sermon. I'm the absence
Of the Governor, lion. Alexander
Lindsay, attorney-general, will read
7 the Presidents proclamation. The
double mixed quartet, which is being
organized at Central Union Churcn
viii be heard for the first time at this
service. 1t is composed of the fol
lowing well-known voices Sopranos
Miss r. II. Allen, Miss Bertha Kemp;
altos, Mrs. Chas. Weight, Mrs. Ches
ter HUM; tenors, Philip Hall, Arthur
Wall; basses, Geo. Brown, Chester
Livingston.
The Rev. John w Wadman las
night united in marriage Adolph Wolf
and Nettie Merrill Crane, at the homc
/ Of J. D. Boyd on the Palolo road, Kai
n muld. The bridegroom IS a membe
o of the Hawaiian Gazette Company
L staff and the bride the sister of Char
les s. Crane, the company's manager
The Commercial CsdD will be opeI
r for ladies tomorrow, Thanksgivin
r Day, and a dinner for ladies and thel
& escorts will be served
=. Announcement cards were receive
in the Nevadan mail yesterday of tn
marriage of Mary, daughter Of Judg
e. and Mrs. Page Morris, to Robin
a. Battell Anderson on Tuesday, Noven
Der /, 1910, at Duluth, Minnesota. M
and Mrs. Anderson will be at home
Honolulu after December 25. Mr.. Al
derson is a member Of the law fir