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

There will be work in the first de-
gree at meeting Of Oceanic lodge,
r. and A. NJ, at 1870 o'clock this ev-
ening.
The members of Honolulu lodge No.
! GIG, B. P. o. E, will meet at 1880
o'clock this evening at the headquar-
tiers of the lodge, King street.
The meeting of the Hawaii Fair
Commission, scheduled for 3 o.clck
yesterday afternoon, was postponed
ion account of the illness of H. P.
Wood, the chairman.
4 There will be a meeting Of Honolulu
lodge No. l, Modern Order of Phoe-
mix, at 1880 o'clock this evening at
the headquarters of the order, Sere-
tania and Fort streets.
Il A meeting of the members Of Scho-
Held lodge, U. D. F. and A. NJ, has
been called for 1880 O'Clock tomorrow
! evening at Leilehua. There will be
work in the third degree.
4 "A meeting of the members of the
Hawaii Promotion Committee will be
lheld In the rooms of the Chamber of
i Commerce, Stangehwald budding, at
1S:S0 O'clock this afternoon.
i Sixteen years ago today Admiral
!, Dewey had things about his own way
lin Manila Bay The words that start
4 ed the little unpleasantness We're:
You may fire, Hawkins, if you are
j ready" Hawkins was ready.
Fl Mayor Fern and the county super
+ visofs, in company with the ,superin.
4 tendent of public works, yesterday
II visited the city's waterworks. Under
Il the Yet passed by the last Legislature
the Qhcial transfer Of the system will
Il take place on June 10 next -. ~.
Tht members of the Free Kinder
CARTEL and Children's Aid Association
met 4 8 O'Clock this morning in the
LdbraH of Hawaii Reports covering
j the Wfk accomplished during the
dpast ninth we're presented, and mat
tiers Of routine business brought up
for con6lderation.
/ Anne moi, minor, has been formal
ly adopied by Isaac and Lily Kalua-
hinenui. The order was made in
4 Judge Whitney's court this morning.
i In the same court, Edward Ladd was
ordered Ao pay his wife, Georgina
Il Ladd, temporary alim0ny in the sum
Il Of $3.50 per week. Ladd has also to
pay costs ef court and attorneys
i fee.
Il The Kamehameha Day celebration
Icommittee has made an announcement
Ito the effect that D. p. r. 1senberg.
ltreasurer, and Edgar HenriqHes.
lchairman, are the only persons al-
ithorized to receive contributions to-
Iward the celebration The announce
lnient further states that the commit
tee is employing no solicitors to col
lect funds, ..s
The members of the Honolulu
fRheet Railway Employees Benefft AS
lsociation viii be hosts tomorrow ev-
ening at their ninth annual shirtwaist
idance. which viii be held in the Moose
dhall, Beretania and Fort streets, be-
lginning at 8 O'Clock Refreshments
will be served during the evening and.
lmusic will be furnished by the Homo
llulu Giee Club.
L The Waikiki Progressiyes met at
the residence Of James A. Wilder and
promptly on the stroke of twelve,
kproceeded to organize the second OF
/ the fourth Progressive Club. The tenn
porary officers elected were: Prof. M.
Ballou,, president; James A.. Wilder,
treasurer, and Harry s. Hayward, sec
Iretary. The official title of the new
Organization is to be The Progressive.
Precinct Club A, Oahu. - -
+ The Mothers Club of Kaimuh ex-.
tends a cordial invitation TO the pub
ilic to attend It's social and dance to
/ be given in the Liliuokalani school
hall this evening. From until $3.50
o'clock the floor will be given over
to the children for dancing, after
which the adults win have their turn.
The proceeds of the dance will be
devoted toward fund for furnishing
milk for the infant classes OF the
LiIiuokalani. - "
Steam Turbines" formed the topic
of an interesting and instructive pa
per read last night by ]. C. Plankin--
ton, engineer with Cation, Nell q
Company, at the meeting of the Ha-l
waiian Engineering Association held
in the Library Of Hawaii. The meet
ling was presided over by R. r. Hind,
T the president, and was well attended.
taIr. Plantations paper soon is to be.
, issued in the form of pamphlet Tor
distribution among the members OF
{ the organization.