Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-10
LOCAL And GfNERAL
The Elks meet tonight

-. ne Ems meet tonight
Oceanic Louge. r. & A. NJ. meets To-
might for first degree work.
The Bishop Museum will be open
10 the public Kalakaua Day. Nov. 10.
Mystic Lodge, Knights OF Pythias,
has regular business meeting tonight
There is q dance at the Oahu Coun-
try Club in Nuuanu valley tonight.
Cards and refreshments follow an
important. business meeting OF the
Mystic Lodge No ?, Knights OF Py.
thias. " -.
National Gna1d headquarters an.
TOunce the promotion of 2nd Lieut..
William y. kama, LIST Infantry, To be
first lieutenant, and Of 2nd Lieut. WI.
liam G. Allen, ist Infantry, TO be fist
lieutenant
The next meeting OF tire public utili.
ties commission on the Inter-Islald
rate question will be held OF Monday
afternoon. TIE Investigation has
been under way for nearly three
months and is now drawing TO a close,
An enjoyable concert was given
Wednesday night in the. Kalihi Union
church by the engineer corp orches-
ira OF Fort Shafter. Ladies OF the
post added to the entertainment with
musical selections. The Christian I'm.
deavor Society was in charge OF the
program.
The Matson steamer Hilonian will
leave Sunday night for Port Allen to
discharge 81 tons of cargo brought
Wednesday afternoon from San Fran
cisco She is scheduled to steam from
~ ahului for San Francisco direct next
Wednesday night.
Next mail for Page Page and Sgd
ney will be despatched on the Oceanic
steamer Ventura, due Monday. morn
ing from San Francisco, to steam
about 2 D. m. for the southern con-
tinent, Mails close all hour before
the Ventura's departure.
Next mail for Canada. the northwest
states and Europe, except the Teu-
tonic Allies countries, will leave on
the Canadian Australasian liner Ma
kura tomorrow, probably between noon
and D. m. Mails close an hour and
half before sailing time
The Matson steamer Hilonian has
a new permanent purser this voyage.
His name is Hervey g. Austin, and
he is a former wireless operator OF
the Manoa. lie said the Hilonian's
cargo consists almost exclusively of
railroad freight from points east OF
San Francisco.
The sale of seats for the Hawaiian
play to be given at the Opera House
began today at the Territorial Messen.
ger Service office, Union street.
T. B. Thiele, manager of the Teri
torial Hotel Company, has receivcd
word from j. s. Mitchell of the Los
Angeles Chamber of Commerce ask.
inS for reservations for the party.
Mrs. Julius w. Asch was informed
by wireless this morning that Ler Sis
F. S. Christian of Waimea. Kauai. be-
came the proud parents of their first
child, a son, Thursday.
Miss Helen c. Kitchen and James
Hamilton Pratt, chemist with the Ha-
waiian Commercial & Sugar Company
of Puunene,. Maui, were married here
Wednesday by Rev. Henry Pratt Judd,
secretary of the Hawaiian Board of
Missions. Annie K McCue and j. S.
B. Pratt, Jr., attended.
Women in overalls and men in ho-
lokus enjoyed novel party Thursday
night at the home of Mrs. Adele Ash.
nun on Thirteenth avenue, Kaimuki,
rendered as a farewell affair to Miss
Emily Buford, who leaves in the Ma
kura Saturday. Miss Buford has been
with the Territorial Hotel Company
for some time. Her aloha" for Ha.
wall will bring her back some day,
she says.
Among the Japanese passengers
from this city on the Siberia Maru,
which leaves here this afternoon for
Yokohama, there will be some we'll
known residents, including Editor Y.
kimura of the Hawaii Shinpo, DR..
Nishijima and his family, and the
family of Editor S. Sheba, former pro-
Drietor of the Hawaii Shinpo.