Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-05
LOCAL AND GENERAL

The Alexander Hamilton Institute
Club will meet at the Young Mems
Christian Association building Friday
evening at S O'Clock.
The St Clements Sunday school fcs-
rival is to be held tomorrow (Tuesday)
evening from TO 9 in the parish
house. The parents Of the children
and all persons who are interested in
Sunday school work. are invited to be
present.
Mrs. l. L. McCandless and Mrs. c.
W. Ashford announce that there will
be autos at the end OF the Nuuanu
carline at $50 p. m. tomorrow to con-
vey guests to the Country Club.
The Trent Trust Company has
filed in circuit court the last will and
testament of Sarah Davis. who died
december 13 leaving an estate worth
approximately $3.50. The company
also asks that it be appointed execu-
tor Of the estate.
The final accounts of James A.
Thompson, administrator of the estate
of George Milton, were approved by
Judge Whitney today.
The final accounts of Henry A. Giles.
administrator Of the estate of Sarah
Giles, were approved by Judge Whit
ney this morning and the administra-
tor discharged from further RESPONSE
bility
Judge Whitney today appointed Har-
ry H. Allen administrator of the es-
tate of Etheldreda p. Allen, who died
September 20, leaving an estate worth
approximately $1,000 and heirs con-
sisting of a sister and four brothers.
S. NJ. Lowrey, F. E. Steere and John
Marcallino, appraisers of the estate Of
the late Charles A. Johnson have filed
their report, showing the estate to
consist of house and lot at Kaimuki
worth about $500. cash in bank
amounting to $2325, and interest on de.
posits of $50, or total Of $685..
Mrs. j. F. Hyland, VINO was arrested
for shooting a dog, will be charged
with assault withsa deadly weapon to-
morrow before Judge Monsarrat The
woman says that between the dog and
a few dozen children in the neighbor.
hood, peace and quiet were as out of
the question as snow in Honolulu.
The new governor granted his first
pardon this morning, extending execu-
tive clemeneY to George A. Mccarthy.
a discharged soldier who has been
serving three six-Inonths' terms at
Oahu prison ON embezzlement charges.
He was convicted April 4. He was
released this morning to take the
army transport which Will convey him
back to the mainland.
Rufus Simmons and Field, the two
colored men held on a charge of first
degree murder will not be tried before
Circuit Judge Robinson Their case
was continued for the term this morn
ing, and with the beginning of the
new term. January IL, Judge H. E.
Cooper will assume charge of the
criminal division, taking over this as
one of the many cases remaining for
trial ~. IL :.y 4
The Women,s Society of Central IN
ion Church will hold its annual meet
ing on Tuesday, January 6, at 10 a..
m. in the Bible school rooms. Re-
ports of the pas. years work will be
presented and new officers elected.
All women interested in the many.
sided work of this organization are
cordially invited to attend,
R. ]. Baker, the local photographer,
will give an illustrated lecture on
Picturesque Kauai" in Cooke Hall,
Young Mems Christian Association
building, Thursday evening beginning
at s O'Clock at which time he will
show more than $50 hand colored
slides of scenes on the Garden Is
land. Many of the pictures which he
will show were produced recently in
coast magazines.
The members of the Allegro Broth
erhood, boys club of the Palama
settlement. gave. a minstrel show in
the Palama gymnasium Saturday ev.
ening which was attended by large
and appreciative audience. The pro-
gram was opened with the minstrel
show, and this was followed by a
Punch and Judy performance. A farce
entitled IAN Obstinate Family con-
cluded the performance. The proceeds
Of the entertainment will be devoted
to furnishing club room for the
brotherhood organization.