Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-06

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Court Lunalilo. Order of Foresters
meets at 1880 tonight in Phoenix hall.
! a baby son was born Monday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r. Moniz of Wal
| pahu.
| The Promotion Committee did not
hold its regular meeting Tuesday aft
eTnoon for lack of a quorum.
A baby daughter was born Tuesday
to Mr.. and Mrs. Pedro Biedma of XII
nau lane and died shortly afterwards.
Frank Nichols was informed Tues
day of the death of his father, John
w. Nichols, in New Canaan, Conn,
on August II. ..,:.... H..
The George w. De Long Post, G.. A.
r., meets for regular business tonight
in the Knights Of Pythias hall. Visit
ing comrades are welcome.
In the case of K. Noda and others
against S. Sakan and others, a civil
| suit, the defendants have filed their
demurrer to the complaint. H.:
The Kaiihi Improvement Club has
Its regular monthly meeting at 1880
tonight in the Kalihi-waena school
house. Officers viii be elected.
Y. Umitami, Japanese, went to the
emergency hospital last night when
ne Jumped from moving Rapid
Transit car on King street near Ala
pal street. His head was bruised =
Miss Mary Silva of Waipahu and
Manuel Thomas were married Tues
day night at The Catholic cathedral
by Rev. FIR. Patrick st. Leger. Miss
Virginia Silva and Manuel Ornellas at
tended the couple. IL !.
Lee Chew. Chinese of Maunakea
street, who had hearing Tuesday af-
ternoon before United States Com
missioner George S. Curry on a charge
of having opium in possession, was
discharged. Robert w. Breckons rep
resented the Chinese T.:
Miss Mary Medora Pearson, daugh-
ter of Rev. and Mrs. George Leslie
Pearson of Oakland, Cal, and Attor-
ney Ferdinand John Henry Schnack
of Honolulu were married in Oakland
August 26. They will be at home aft
er September % at 1910 Kalihi street.
According to c. G. Ballentyne, one
of the men in charge of the financial
affairs of the Hilo Traction Company,
actual construction work will not be-
gin until the company has been reor-
ganized. Copies of the franchise were
received Tuesday by the public utili-
ties commission.
The sugar mill engineers fourth an
nual convention will be held October
8, 10 and IL at the Library of Hawaii.
At the same place, October IL and ID.
the Hawaiian sugar chemists will
hold their convention. A banquet will
be rendered the two organizations al
the Commercial Club October IL.
Police Surgeon R. g. Ayers month
ly report for the emergency hospital
for August, which was submitted to
the board of supervisors last night, |
showed 462 persons treated, SO ambu-
lance calls, operations with anes-
thetics, 3 insanity examinations, of
which two We're committed, and 9
autopsies. "#-=
Miss Constance Edna Gamara.
daughter of Major and Mrs. JIM. Ca
mara, and Cecil George Benny were
married last night by Pastor David |
Cary Peters. Miss Helen F. Bell and |
Richard Benny accompanied the cou-
pie, who left in the Mauna Kea this |
afternoon for a honeymoon visit on
the Big Island.
Petition for divorce was yesterday
afternoon denied In circuit court in |
the case of Arthur j. Freitas against |
Mrs. Adelaide da Silva Frietas. Out
of 10 divorce suits on the calendar |
yesterday only one. that of Toxic Sal |
to against Junpe Saito. was granted. |
Extreme cruelty, non-support and in
temperance were alleged in the COM
plant. Other suits we're continued |
for frioI F...-.. ~. |