Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-01

gree AT a special meeting OF Hawai-.
ian lodge No. 81 at T:30 o'clock this
evening. -~-.. E
The Catholic Ladies' Aid Society
will hoId~a meeting at 10 o'clock to-
morroY morning On the roof garden
/ OF the Young hotel.
Tickets for the Parsffal recital will
! be on sale at the Promotion Commit
tee rooms Saturday morning, at 10
o'clock. ....: = .
The Michigan University Alumni As,
ISOLATION will hold its monthly lunch
con at the University Club tomorrow,
at 1915 p. m.
! At ST. Andrews cathedral tonight
Chaplain Scott of the I'd Infantry will
deliver the address at the service at
1880 o'clock. The subject of Chaplain
Scott's address will be Obedience. -
/ The marriage of Miss. Margaret
/ Stewart Forrest and Robert M. Lind
say will be solemnized at the First
Foreign church of Hilo Saturday
Ievening. A reception in the Masonic
hall viii follow. .t.-#...
Father Valentin. T, M. Church. w.
r. Foster, G. H. Tuttle, E. A. Berndt,
"A. F. Clark and Ed Towse have been
selected by the Waialae, Kaimuki and
Palolo Improvement Club as dele.
gates to the Oahu Central committee.
A meeting of the members of the
Merchants Association has been
called for o'clock tomorrow after
noon in the rooms Of the association,
Young hotel building, at which time
there will be discussing of the by.
laws for the proposed Greater Homo
lulu Chamber OF Commerce. a.
There will be an informal social
gathering of the men of the Cornell
Club and their friends, on next Mon
day evening, April 9Th, ait the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughan Mae
ICaughey, corner of Oahu and Arm
strong, Manoa. Professor Donagflho
will speak upon "Tramping in Cali
fornia s
| The management of the Associated
Charities now is working on quar-
fterly report which is to be issued with
III few days, and which is, to be
presented at meeting of the board
ct supervisors at the request of that
organization. The recent retrench-
ment policy of the supervisors caused
its monthly appropriation of 500 to
the charities to be cut to some S66.
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BY recent mail, the public utilities
\ commission has received reports from
the following like organizations on the
mainland: Corporation Commission oil
| Oklahoma, Railway Commission 81
/ Maine, Public Service Commission o.
New Hampshire, Railway Commission
Of Louisiana, Public Utilities Commits
| sion of Wisconsin, Railway Commits
sion of Tennessee and the Railway and
Warehouse Commission of Minnesota
| Circuit Judge Robinson yesterday
lafternoon denied the motion for bill
Iof particulars sought by Attorney l.
Andrews on, behalf of the Hawaiian
IGazette Company, defendant in the
libel suit brought by r. E. Bond. The
i court ruled that this point was prac
Etfcally decided in the decision of Cir
Ecuit Judge Whitney wherein the lat
I ter ruled upon the defendants de
tmurrer to the complaint.
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An Important addition to the Pleas
anton Hotel viii be built within q
short time. Plans for the structure
have been completed and are in the
hands of contractors who are bidding
for the work 1t is expected thai
ground will be broken the first d
July. Nothing more modern or com
lmodious has been planned for Homo
lulu IN the way of hotel Every
convenience has been provided fol
the rooms, private lanais. showers, etc
The building will face Waikiki-ward
/ and be situated between the maiI
building and the annex. It will haFt
about 40 rooms
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