Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-15
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/ meeting Of the territorial grand
( jury will be held in the judiciary build.
; inL at = O'Clock Thursday afternoon.
Edward c. Holstein was granted a
divorce today from Elizabeth II. X
Holste.n. the ground being desertion
The members Of the harlpr commits.
sion will meet in the basement Of the
capitol building al 80 O'Clock tomor.
row afternoon.
The case OF +. l.. PilipO against
Nettie l.. Scott, property contest. Is
on trial in Circuit Judge Stuart's court
this afternoon.
At a luncheon at the Commercial
Club Wednesday. June -. Dean {.
Worcester will be the guest OF honor
and the principal sneaker. his topic
being Commercial Possibilities Of the
Philippines.
Elks were crowded with members and
their friends last night in celebration
Of Flag Day Public exercises were
held which included literary and mu-
steal program.
A declaration OF intention to become
an American citizen has been filed in
federal court by George Cumming
Smith. clerk by trade. and a native
OF Banff, Scotland.
Herbert lie Sage. employed bv Rear
Admiral Nathaniel Usher. Commander
of the Brooklyn Navy Yard. was ar
rested on a charge of stealing a price
less pearl necklace and other jewelry
from Mrs. Usher.
Circuit Judge Whitneys calendar
for tomorrow includes argument on
the land court petition of the Palolo
Land & Improvement Company, and
the case of Helenihi against Helenihi,
order to show cause.
Under the direction of Conductor
Luigi di Roccia, a double operate con-
cert will be given at Heinie's Tavern.
Waikiki, tonight, in which will be
heard several of the Bevani Grand OPP
era Company stars. The first concert
will be from $50 until s O'Clock and
the second from 10 until II o'clock.
This weeks subject in the How to
Keep Well" lectures by Dr. w. c.
Hobby in the Y NJ. G. A. will be
discuss the common causes of physical
breakdown, and tell how to keep built
up physically. The; price of admis-
sion for single lectures is % cents.
When George WsGuthrie, American
ambassador to Japan. arrives in Homo
lulu in the Mongolia September 1 on
his way to Toxic he will be given a
rcusing reception by the Hawaiian So
ciety, Sons of the American Revolu-
tien. In his annual report on June II
President S. D. Barnes will recommend
that Japanese-American affiliation
meeting be held in Honolulu the day,
OF Mr.. Guthrie's arrival.
Mrs. R. G. Moore will give a report
of the Y. w. C. A. conference held in
Los Angeles in May before the men,
bers and friends of the local associa-
tion at the home of Mrs. w. ID. Wester-
welt, Thursday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock. Mrs. Moore was delegate
from Honolulu to the conference. Mrs.
John p Erdman will sing, and other
members of the association will speak
upon local plans for the summer.
Representatives Of Americas lead
ing motion picture concerns recorded
at San Francisco yesterday the pa
geant given at the exposition on IA.
mebameha Day entitled "A Night in
Hawaii" The original pageant, which
was arranged by ]. Walter Doyle, was
given at night on the lagoon in the
rear of the Hawaiian building. II was
repeated in daylight for the benefit Of
the motion-picture men.
Urging that every means be taken |
to secure an amicablet settlement OF |
the Americans German difficulties, Ho- |
nolulu members OF the Sons of Her. |
mann Sunday night cabled messages
10 President Wilson and to former Sec
rotary of State Bryan. The signers
themselves as Citizens of
The United States" and urged peace.
They congratulated Mr.. Bryan upon
he stand he took which lead to his
from the cabinet.
In compliance with the many re-
quests which have come to him for a
-epetition of the program given at the
opening of Heinie's Tavern last Thurs
lay night. Manager Heydenreich of.
iers gala night" program at the
.avern tonight. The musicale will be
lnder the direction of Conductor Lui-
81 di Roccia. The singers will be
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