Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-06

| u Ger heU Men, III FTdtSEl!(S H9'I,
ODD Fellows building, at 7:@C o'cloc&
There will be a public dance ana
concert at the public baths tomorrow
night. Bandmaster Berger will fur
nish the music.
| Two hearings in the Thelma Parker
| Smart will contest which were set for
today were continued a week further
by Circuit Judge Whitney.
The jury in Circuit Judge Ashfords
| court will not be needed until next
Monday, no jury trials being scheduled
| for hearing before that date.
This evening Mckinley lodge will
| hold regular meeting in Pythian hall.
Excelsior lodge, l. o. o. F., meets
this evening at 1880 o'clock.
The appointment of w. B. Lymer to
the office of deputy city and county
attorney vacated by P. L. Weaver will
be indorsed by the board of supervis-
ors tonight.
The business mems Bible class Of
the Y y. C. A. will meet 'onigh. at
6 hC.ort. Rev. A. A. Eb2fsCl3 will
give the fifth lecture on TIL Sermon
on the Mount"
According to a letter from the Out.
door Circle to the supervisors, the
ladies are ready to lay out the play
ground in the old Fort street school
premises as soon as the plot can DO
plowed.
Cadet officers of Kamehameha
schools are wearing the mourning in
sigma and the school flag is at half
mast, owing to the death of Rev Will
liam B. Oleson, first principal of the
school, at Selfgman, Arizona. Met
mortal services will be held at the
school Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
A meeting of the Puunui Improve
ment Club will be held at the resi-
dence of w. o. Barnhart, 2467 Puunui
avenue, this evening at 7:S0 O'Clock.
All residents Or property owners in
the district are earnestly requested
to attend. w
: Music in Hawaifs fair building will
not be augmented by the Royal Hawai-
ian band, as hitherto expected, accord
fng to the message received from Mu-
steal Director G.. W. Stewart yester-
day. The reason for not taking Ber-
gers musicians to the exposition is
said tn he lack Of funds. Z
( Y. M c. A. work as world factor
In the race problem will be discussed
at the international dinner in Cooke
hall tonight All the races which have
helped develop Hawaii viii be repre-
scented. The main speaker is to be
Fletcher S. Brockman, national sec
rotary of the Y. M. C. A. in China.
r. H. Trent will preside.
Honolulu children of the first grade
gathered for their annual egg-rolling
on Easter Monday as guests Of Misses
Virginia and Margaret Frear at the
Arcadia home Of former Governor and
Mrs. w. F. Frear yesterday afternoon.
Refreshments were served to the little
ones and the afternoon was enjoyed
by children and grown-ups alike.
II At noon Thursday, at the front en-
trance to the capitol building, Joshua
D. Tucker, commissioner of public
lands, will sell at public auction a
piece of government land on Kalakaua |
avenue, Waikiki, directly opposite the
Moana hotel. The lot contains an area
of 1860 square feet, or a third of
an acre, and will be offered at the
upset price Of $4,000.
G. L. Parker, formerly an attorney
of Buffalo, n. Y, but now a world
traveller, will be the speaker for the |
Thursday night Y. NJ. c. A. lecture
this week. His subject will be What
We Owe to Italy" He is qualified to
speak upon Italy's beauties after
many successive winters spent there, |
the present season being spent in Ha-
wall as a result of the war.
The Women's Board of Missions of
the Central Union church met this
afternoon in the church. Devotional
service was under the leadership of
President Mrs: B. F. Dillingham; and
business in charge of Vice-President
Mrs. G. H. Gere. In the morning the
Women's Society of the church met
in the Bible rooms after which there |
was a basket luncheon in the parish |
house at 1890. : |