Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-27

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Phoenix Lodge meets at 7:so to.
night.
You are invited to hear Or. Brooks
Sunday night at the Opera House.
Loyal Order of Moose has regular
meeting tonight in Pythian Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert II. Dowsett
OF the Peninsula welcomed a baby
daughter Wednesday.
Honolulu Chapter. Royal Arch Ma
sons, confers the mark master degree
at special meeting tonight.
A baby daughter was born Wed.
nesday to Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Pa
kalau Foster at their home in Kalihi.
kai.
The funeral services of the late
Mrs Clinton G. Owen are at o'clock
this afternoon In st. Andrews Cathe.
dral.
A successor TO Sidney M. Ballou,
as delegate to the National Chamber
OF Commerce will be picked at the
next meeting Of the local organization.
Pacific Rebekafl Lodge, l. o. o. F..
has regular meeting tonight for initia
ton of candidates. All Rehekahs are
cordially invited and to the social
session which follows.
Cooke library will be closed from
noon Saturday, July %. until Friday,
September /. The vacation privilege
of drawing more than two books will
be extended for this period.
Miss Mary Ann Peahi and Joseph
James Kapepa were married by Rev.
William Kamauu Tuesday at Pearl
ponookalani and L. J.. Kamauu.
Mrs. Lenore Bronson and John Nor.
man we're united in marriage in the.
Mission memorial building Wednesday
by Rev. Henry Pratt Judd, secretary
of the Hawaiian Evangelical Associa.
ton.
THE Location Of Underground
Waters win be the topic of Carl d.
Andrews, who Is to speak at a meet.
ing of the Hawaiian Engineering
Association to be held In the library
this, evening.
Al preliminary hearing of the case
of DR.. X. F. II, charged with violating
the Harrison narcotic act, which was
scheduled to be held this afternoon,
has been postponed until o'clock
tomorrow afternoon,
Elizabeth Kaeo. wife of County At
torney S. K. Kaeo. died Tuesday, &C
cording to the Garden Island Of that
date. Impressive funeral services
were held Wednesday by Rev. r.
Puuki Of Kappa and Rev. Kapu OF
Lihue.
Two large new slabs of concrete
sidewalk are being put in In front Of
the National Guard armory to replace
pieces which had sunk and cracked.
The work Is being done by workmen
Of the public works department
At least 100 delegates from Oahu
should attend the civic convention at
Hilo, Raymond G. Brown, secretary Of
the Chamber of Commerce. believes.
He is making up list Of those who
will attend the September affair and
hopes to have it grow to the three
figure mark.
An additional wing to the Oahu
railway passenger station is being
erected this week on the makai end
Of the old structure in the place for
merly occupied by the conductors
room. The new addition will provide
larger quarters for the conductors and
increase the upstairs office space.
The case or the territory against
a. w. Beeson was argued and sub
mitted in the supreme court today.
A. decision ny Circuit Judge Ashford
held that Beeson, "a operating e slot
machine, was guilty Of maintaining q
lottery Beeson appealed from the
decision.
Governor Lucius e. Pinkham today
Eigned the reappointment for q one
year term OF Worth o. Aiken as Maui
niembers Of the Hawaii Promotion
Committee. Aiken's reappointment
has been recommended both by the
board Of supervisors Of the county
Of Maui and commercial organizations
Of the Valley Island.
Funeral services of Charles III. Neal
of 725 Quarry street, who died Wed
nesday, are this afternoon at 8 o'clock
In the Masonic Temple. Burial viii
be in the Masonic plot. The deceased
was born in South Carolina 81 years
ago; was one of the Oldest and most
popular officials In the local customs
service: is survived by a widow and
two sons; has been here for 90 years
and was a member Of the Masonic.
Odd Fellows and knights OF Pythias
lodges Of Honolulu.