Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-23
LOCAL and GENERAL

LON5lL HIIO uLIlIaAnk
The members of Honolulu lodge No.
SIC. B. p. o. E, will meet in the
rooms of the lodge, King street, at
40 o'clock this evening.
Henry Walter EngIe, electrician and
native Of Reinsch. Switzerland. filed
application in federal court today for
naturalization as a citizen of the
United States.
A meeting of the members of the
promotion committee will be held in
the rooms of the Chamber Of Com
merce. Stangenwald building, at $50
O'Clock. this afternoon.
The seventh annual account OF Hi
rom KOlomoku. guardian OF Helen,
! Joseph and Hiram Kolomoku. Jr.. mi
Hors. was approved by Judge Whitney
! ibis morning.
The chairmen of the several Carni-
val committees will meet with Direct
or-general James d. Dougherty in the
Merchants Association rooms. Young
hotel building, at 4 o'clock this after
noon A full attendance is requested
! In observance of His Imperial Ger
man MaJasty's birthday. Georg Ro-
dick, consul for Germany in the Ha-
waiian islands. will hold reception
at the consulate next Tuesday from
10 ~ tot
have been issued to this effect
An enthusiastic rehearsal of The
| Mayor Of Toxic" was held in the
! Waikiki dining room of the Young
| hotel last night, all the members of
both cast and chorus being present.
The famous peanut ballet" is to be
chosen at an early date, and Honolu-
LUIS prcttiest girls are vieing with
each other for places.
Mrs. Henry Bond Restarick will re-
ceiye in honor of her daughter, Mrs.
Reynold Brodie McGrew, this after
noon from 3 until o'clock at her
residence in Emma Square. Mrs.
Restarick and Mrs. McGrew will, be
assisted by Mrs. William Reese Scott,
Mrs. George Davies and Mrs. H. M.
Won Holt.
Tonight in ?auani hall the freshmen
of Oahu College will give the upper
classmen dance. The dance will be
given under the usual conditions and
all the members of the school and the
/ alumni and aium2ae are cordially in
vited to attend. Miss Bettison, Miss
Dodge, Miss Damon and Miss CLARK
will act as the chaperones.
The Eighth Precinct Republican
Club held a meeting in San Antonio
hall last evening for the election of
officers. L. Andrews was elected pres.
ilent; Elmer SchWarZberg was re-
elected yice-president and Joseph. Oh
sen was made I'd vice-president; n.
j.. Serpa was made secretary; A. l..
! Mackaye treasurer and member of
the executive committee, serving with
w. A. Spencer and A. P. Limo.
In spite of the late date at which
| Company B, N. G. H., Captain Paul
Super, was organized, that organiza-
| tfcn is planning to enter at least three
teams in the tournament next month
and squads are now practicing wall
scaling, tent striking and signalling.
Another squad is intending taking up
! the Butts manual. No men will, be
received in this company after next
Wednesday evening until Ms h /.
! Paul Super, general secr( Of the
! Young Mems Christian A ,iation,
accompanied by Secretary O.. Loom
is of the boys department Of the as
ISOLATION, left for Schofield Barracks
this morning to make the necessary
arrangements for the outing which the
members of the boys department will
hold at the post a week from tomor
row. The boys will leave Honolulu
on special train and, providing 100
make the trip, the rate of Is cents
for the round trip will be secured.
David X. Naeole and Julia Wailihua,
| Hawaiians, were arrested last even
| ing on warrant issued by U. S. Dis
! trict Attorney Jeff McCarn charging
| them with a statutory offense. In the
| preliminary hearing before U. s. Com
missioner Davis this morning evidence
! uevelOpC' tending to show that Nae
! ole, though having an undivorced wife
living, had a child by still another
young woman. 1t was this latter wO-
man vino made tho complaint to the
district attorney. This is a total of
three women with whom Naeole is
said to have been living. To allow
time for further Investigation, the
! hearing was continued TO Tuesday af-
ternOon at 2 o'clock.