Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-18
LOCAL and GENERAL

LWAL ANU UENEKAL
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o clock TO djs,>Cse CT 4 large mass CT
routine business,
4 special meeting Of the Hawaiian
CoasistOry will be held !" the Mason
ic Temple Wednesday evening 1t I 80.
Every member is expected TO be pres
e1t.
The eighth annual account OF Henry
Smith. guardian Of Madeline and
EieaZaT Lazarus. minors, was filed in
circuit court TODAY. 1t shows receipts
amounting TO $1487.61 and eXpendi-
lures of $l245.03.
Members of the Merchants Associa-
ton will hold a special meeting at
3:36 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon TO
discuss plans for financing the Mid
Pacific Carnival. with reference par
ticularly to the incorporation of a
stock company.
Lengthy argument on Mrs. Hattie
Barteis' motion for temporary ali
mony, suit money and attorneys fees
was heard by Circuit Judge Whitney
this morning. The question is not yet
decided, however. and further argu-
rlent is to be heard at later date.
Temporary alimony of 81 a week
from November 10, with $13 court
costs and $25 attorneys fee was as
sessed against Johan w. H. Selma
bel by Circuit Judge Whitney yester-
day pending the hearing of the d.
vorce suit filed by his wife, Mrs.
Mary Schnabel.
Circuit Judge Whitney has set De-
cember Is as the date on which the
jury trial of J. Oswald Lutted's $500
damage suit against DR.. George H.
Herbert will begin in his court. The
plaintiff alleges the physician gave
improper care to his injured foot,
eventually requiring its amputatiOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. e. Patten and
daughters, Misses Helen and Adelaide
Almond Of Seattle, were arrivals on
the Siberia yesterday. They plan to
spend several months in the territory
and have brought their motor car with
them. At present they are registered
at the Moana, but expect soon to take
a cottage somewhere in town.
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and Ida Boyer endured less than a
year from the day of the wedding,
quickly changing to domestic discord
and assault and battery upon the wife,
TO her petition for divorce
filed in circuit court. She alleges
they were married December 7, 1912,
and that the husband, without cause,
beat, bruised and discolored her face.
The members of the Bar Associa-
ton have been notified to meet in the
stock exchange at 4 o'clock this after
noon. The meeting was called upon
the news reaching Hawaii that Judge
Cooper had resigned his position but,
as later information is to the effect
that he has not resigned, it is expect
ed that the meeting will be sparsely
attended.
There will be a meeting of the
Catholic Ladies' Aid Society at 10: 80
tomorrow morning at the roof garden
Of the Young Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs. F. NJ. SWanzy, chairman of the
committee in charge of the recent
campaign in the sale of Red Cross
Christmas seals, reported this morn
ing that the complete returns of the
campaign have not as yet been made,
but that the matter will be settled
within a few days. She believes that
at least $4,000 will be realized from the
sale on Oahu alone.
The designations of DR.. B. F. San
hpysicians at Waimea, Kauai and Ma
kaweli, Hawaii, respectively, were &C
cst1ted by the territorial h0ard Of
health at it's meeting yesterday after
noon. DR.. Lyman, who has been act
Ing for DR.. SandOw, and DR.. Carl Kel-
ler acting for DR.. West, we're appoint
ed to fill the vacancies.
II you feel the Christmas spirit
wandering around in your direction,
take in the benefit dance at the Wal
kiki Inn tonight. It will make you
glad twice-glad that you are enjoy
ing yourself and glad that you are in
circumstances to do so. And while
you are dancing to your hearts con-
tent to the charming strains of Kaai's
orchestra, you are at the same time
dancing Joy into the heart of a widow,
who in this hour Of bereavement needs
good, substantial help.
The funeral of Mrs Richard c.
Lane, who died yesterday morning
following an illness of a month, were
held at 10 o'clock this morning from
the family residence on Judd street,
interment being in the Puukamalii
cemetery. Mrs. Lane, who was So
years old, was native of the islands,
having been born at Waiohinu. Ha-
wall. She is survived by her father.