Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-04
LOCAL and GENERAL


The Bible study clubs OF the Y. N
c. A. will meet AZ I O'Clock this even
ing for the usual session. following
which the members OF the groups
win indulge in an hour Of bowling
The Alexander Hamilton Institute
Club viii meet in Cooke Hall. Y. IL. G
A. building. at s O'Clock tomorrow
evening. at which time an interest
ing discussion on Business CORES
pondence. VIII take place
Members Of the Honolulu Ad Clah
in as large numbers as possible are
expected to aiIsnd the meeting Of the
supervisors 10 ne held this eyeat,ig. Al
$50 in the city hall. Committeeman
Carter will present topic tor dis
cussion.
The house committee Of the Young
Mems Christian Association Is receiv-
ing bids for the construction of pa
whom in the court which win serve
as an extension of the cafeteria. The
increased patronage Of the cafeteria
during the past few months has ne
cessitated this addition.
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Masons are at work repairing the
stucco plaster on the Hotel street
side of The Y. NJ. G. A. building The
plaster, thought to have not been APP
piled properly. has fallen on in sew
eral places and new material is being
put on.
The Young Mems Christian Assoc
citation officials find that the member
ship receipts for September and 0cto-
Der Of this year exceeds by 500 the
amount received during the same pc.
Rod in 1912 While the large sub
scriptions are not as numerous as
those OF last year, an increasing num-
Der OF men are availing themselves Of
the associations privileges.
A gymnasium class for business
men has been organized to meet at
the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton each day at the noon hour The
5 o'clock business mems class on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday has
a large attendance and is doing q
large amount Of work.
More than oS members of the boys
department of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association took part in the
WORK last night, having
first met in Cook hall for the Usual
Monday night dinner. which was fol-
lowed by IS minutes of Bible study
The funeral services of Mrs. Elsa
Peterson Hoyt, who died at the
Queens hospital shortly after being
taken there at II o'clock last night.
win be held sometime tomorrow morn
ing, the exact time having not as
yet been set. Mrs. Hoyt, who was 26
years old. was the wife of Symes +.
Hoyt. who was recently appointed vo.
cational instructor Of the schools of
Honolulu, and had been married less
than two months She was a native
of Honolulu, her father being the late
DIR. g. A Peterson.
Petition for writ of habeas corpus
for Sui Katsuyana, Japanese wo-
man detained by immigration inspect
or Halsey on the ground that she is
afflicted with trachoma has been filed
In the u s. district court by her at
torney ]. Lghtfoot The woman all
leges she first came to the territory
in 1906, is married to Muraji Katsuya-
ma, who resides here, and that she re-
turned to Japan on a visit in 1909, be-
Ing held there an unusually long time
because of illness. She returned here
on the Siberia, on October "a.
A meeting of the Woman's Board
Of Missions of Central Union church
Is being held in the chapel of the
church this afternoon, having con
vened at 2..30 o'clock Al number of
reports viii be presented, one being
that by Mrs. Elijah Mackenzie on the
Chinese work The Duty Of the
Church Toward the Nome Christian
World will be the topic Of the United
Study of Missions. which will be pre-.
sented by Mrs. Charles Peterson. All
women interested in the work Of the
board are invited to attend the meet
ng.
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