Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-19
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Judge Whitney has appointed the
Henry waterhouse Trust Company
temporary administrator OF the estate
Of the late Henry Wharton. who died
December Is, to serve without bond
William d. Ellsworth has fled in
circuit court a notice OF the with
drawal CT his petition for a divorce
from Frances Ellsworth.
Duke = Kahanamoku and several
members of the Hui Nalu viii give a
free swimming exhibition in the
Palama Settlement gymnasium tanks
this evening, beginning at , 7:30
O'Clock.
A cablegram was received In Homo
lulu yesterday afternoon to ship the
remains of Stephen K. Beamer. who
was killed through a fall at Pearl
Harbor recently, to Spencer, Mass,
where his parents reside. B. ]. Tot.
land, who came. to Honolulu with
Beaver, is settling up the local af-
Christmas exercises were held In
Kawaiahao church last evening By
the members of the Sunday school
department, there being q large num-
Der OF people present Gifts were
distributed from prettily decorated
Christmas tree, musical program
was rendered, and the girls or the
Kawaiahao seminary presented q
cantata. -. S. -.s>ssz
I A. marriage to be solemnized short
Iy after the holidays will be that of
Miss Helen Quarles, daughter Of
Judge and Mrs. R, P. Quaries Of Ho.
nolulu, and George F. Claycomb Of
i Boise, Idaho. Mr.. Claycomb arrived
| in Honolulu on the .Lurline Wednes-
day evening. Following the wedding,
the couple will spend few weeks in
the islands and then depart for Boise.
where they viii make their home.
Both plaintiffs and defendants to-.
day fled notice of appeal to the SUI.
preme court from the judgment Of the
circuit court In the suit Of the Ha-
waiian Trust Company, trustee.
against Thomas and William James
Galbraith and G. H Olson, guardian
of Alexander Glib Ga1braith and Kath-
leen Stevenson Galbraith.
It is officially announced today that
the ceremonial banquet at the Moana
Hotel viii commence at eight O'Clock
o. m instead of eight-thirty as has
been previously given out
/ Jeff McCara's first appearance in
court as United States district attOr.
ney probably will take place next
Monday morning, at which time the
criminal trial calendar for the u. 8.
district court will be called.
/ B. Bonilla, who, after waiting SIX
tmonths for trial. entered q plea Of
Sguilty to a statutory charge In federal.
court and received sentence OF one
months imprisonment with gcosts, was
released from JAN this morning. after
taking the poor conyict's oath.
1T was reported by Secretary H. p.
Wood this morning that practically
all the Floral Parade posters have
been distributed. The last lot was
! sent recently to the various steam
ship Offices In San Francisco. The
4 committee has retained several hun.
{ dred posters for use by local persons.
| The girls of the Y. w. CA. Home
stead. King street, were tostesses last
night at delightful reception and
musical which was attended by about
; 80 persons. The rooms were attract
lively decorated with ported palms
and plants, while in a corner of
parlor stood a Christmas tree ligh ed
/ by colorcd electrics. Following the
musical program refreshments were
served. IF
| All that pow remains to complete
1.-THE PREPARATIONS for the big stock
selling campaign which the AID Club
will conduct for the Midi Pacific Car
rival, Limited, on January Z, is the
! appointment of the members Of the
! various soliciting teams. Each team
! will be composed Of a chairman and
three members, and there will be II
teams from the .Ad Club, two ladies'
teams and Japanese and Chinese
team. The chairmen of the AID Club
/ teams are George 3. Curtis, w. r.
Harrington, George Stein, E. O.. White,
| Charles R. Frazier, T.. NJ Church, A.
L. G. Atkinson, Ed. Towse, A. w.
Van Valkenburg, 81 S, -Paxson and
J. F. Child. >
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