The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-11-20
IN the afternoon, interment takinl
place in the Kapaia cemetery.
Attempted Wife Murder


place in the Kapaia cemetery.
Attempted Wife Murder.
HANAMAULU, November 1O.-Con-
sternation reigned supreme here for
short time this afternoon when Kim.
a Korean residing in Kapaia, attemDt-
ed to finish up his wife with a butch
er's knife.
The woman eluded the frenzied
brute and in due time reached the
Hanamaulu plantation office, where
she was instructed to remain until
the police arrived. The husband short
ly afterward appeared on the scene
and was directed toward Kapaia. as a
ruse to allow time for the coming of
the police, who upon arrival had no
difficulty in locating the would-be
murderer He was taken into CUSTODY
and is in line for an audience with
Judge c. S. Dole. The woman was
unframed save the severe shock from
the narrow escape.
Social.
The beautiful Hanalei beach house
of Mrs. A. s. Wilcox was the scene
of a gathering of Lihue ladies last
Saturday afternoon as a result of invi.
tations to an afternoon tea in honor
OF Miss Ethel Bishop. Those who en-
Joyed the hospitality we're Miss Ethel
Bishop, Miss Makee, Mrs. Charlie
Rice, Mrs VIM. Rice, Jr., Mrs. Coney
and Mrs. G. p Wilcox.
One of the prettiest weddings of the
season was that which was solemnized
at the Lihue church last Sunday even
ing at o'clock when J. p. Clapper
and Miss Esther Ruth Robords were
united in marriage, the Rev. J. M. Lyd-
gate performing the ceremony. Miss
Robords is one of our well known
school teachers, while the groom is a
well known resident of Kealia, who re-
turned Saturday from a tour of Cali
fornia.
The spacious and beautiful tennis
court of Mrs. V. Knudsen at her de-
lightful home in Waiawa, Thursday,
was the scene of happy gathering of
lawn tennis enthusiasts when this
very popular hostess opened her court
for the season.
Mrs. Frank Crawford was host at a
dinner on Saturday evening last in
honor of Mr.. E. Cropp, others invited
being Mr. VOTERS, w H. Rice, Jr., H.
Rohrig and Mr.. Schultze.
The handsome home of Mrs. w. H.
Rice, Jr., was the setting for a delight
full tea party Thursday afternoon in
honor of Miss Ethel Bishop of BerBe-
ley, Cal, who is the house guest OF
Mrs. Rice
Mrs. Danford was a charming host.
| ess at an informal tea last Friday aft,
ernoon at her home in Mana, the fol.
lowing ladies being present: Mrs. T.
Brandt, Mrs. Sandow, Mrs. Eric Knud
sen, Miss Ferguson and Mrs. Dan
! ford.
Mr.. Schmidt, brother-in-law of Sen
ator George H. Fairchild, arrived on
the Hall Saturday and will probably
remain for several months.
Mrs. c. B, Makee. who was recently
operated on at the Lihue hospital for
appendicitis, will be able to be out
within a few days.
Bandmaster Sousa has returned to
, his home from the Lihue hospital
where he had been for an appendicitis
operation.
Dr. Glaisyer, Harry Vincent Miss
Heaffly and Miss Laube composed an
auto party to the Haena caves last
Sunday.
Lady Blacksmiths.
Garden Island Kappa boasts of two
lady cksmiths-comely ladies', too,
they are-with health and vigor, even
If not beauty, shining in every Inca
ment, We would respectfully recon-
mend this kind of exercise to our sis
ters who tread the high walks of life.
Kappa church has an up-to-date or
ganist. If the singing drags on fiat
she stops dead-and they go back and
start all over again.
Teachers New Cottage.
The lady teachers of the Lihue
school are now taking long, deer