Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-27
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Especial star-Bulietin Correspondence
WAILUKU, Feb 24-Mrs. Helen
Noonan and Miss Rose Herbert have
been guests at the Ulupalakau ranch
for few weeks. They returned to.
Honolulu recently.
Rev. A. Craig 8owdish Of Paia
preached at the Wailuku Union church
last Sunday evening.
Dr.. Marion T. Hull and baby Phil
lip are visiting Rev. and Mrs. A..
Craig Bowdish at Sunnyside.
T., B. Lyons has been appointed as
sistant secretary to the senate. Lyons
went to Honolulu on last Wednes.
day nights Claudine.
Rev. Father Justin in st. Andrews
Miss Emma Lyons, daughter Of the
lated. e. Lyons, and Herman Scholtzl
Only q very few Of the intimate friends
and relatives OF the young people were
present at the ceremony.
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Rev. Il B. Kaumeheiwa Is spending
q Few. weeks In Honolulu on vaca9I
tion During his absence the deaconss !
Of Kaahumanu church are carrying
the services. At the Alexander house
gymnasium William hansen is taking
the work in the evening and Rev. zee
Tien Kni the afternoon work for the
boys.
Mr.. Ralph Walker. who some time
ago was appointed head luna Of the
Kihei division of the II G. and s. Co..
moved into the Kihei house recently
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Nc
Leod. on the 10th of this month. Mrs.
Walker was the recipient of the gift Of
o Ford rylnabout recently sent her by
a relative !,
At the community house at Paia q
week ago Saturday evening very
delightful dance and social were enjoy
ed BY 1 large number Of people. The
proceeds went toward the npkeep Of
the new building and grounds. Miss /
Mary e. Hoffman or WailIkn and q /
quintet rendered especiailv pleasing
music, which all greatly enjoyed.
Mr.. Theodore Richards Of Honolulu
treasurer Of the Hawaiian Board, VAS
q guest on Monday Of Rev. r.. B D0dgek
Of Waikiki. who took him to Krla in
the afternoon to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin G. Moore of Keokea. Mr.. Rich
ards was q member Of the party on
the return from Molokai on Monday
arriving in Lahaina about $3.50 o'clock
The round trip to Kula was made in
such good time that Mr.. Richards was
able to catch the Mama Kea back TOD
Honolulu the same night.
At the Wailuku Alexander House
and In connection with the
work of the gymnasium, Mrs. Pharos
has opened classes on Saturday aft
ernoons from to o'clock for child
rem and youths. The classes for the
first part of the lesson are entirely in
callisthenics Of various kinds for the
OF the body in supple
ness and health. The dancing hour 4
that follows & given over entirely tot
fancy dancing, and Is taking most fay-
orably with the members. A Target
class from all parts of Central Maui is
already enrolled. Mrs. w. M. We'd.
dick, matron Of the gymnasium. is as
sisting Mrs Pharos IN the care of the
children.
On March 6 q novel entertainment
will be given at the Alexander .HouseI
Wailuku, for the purposeI
Of raising funds ior the tuition OF somel
young students at Maunaolu Semin.l
ary, The concert and dance win bel
under the direction OF Mrs. w. r.
Field. who is chairman Of the commit.
tee In charge OF the affair, which
promises to be one OF the pIeasantest
and iolliest ever given by the alumnaes
of the seminary for such purposes.
The evening will be wholly Hawaiian,
and during q part Of the time detec.
tives VIII be employed to arrest and
fine any person speaking other Ian
guages than Hawaiian A long list of
Maui persons are already on the pro.
gram, SO the success OF the evening
Is assured II
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