Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-07
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Oceanic Lodge, No. 81, F. and A.
NJ. will hold special session tonight
at 100 o'clock, third degree.
Members of the Democratic Club of
80 o'clock this evening in the Liliu-
Okalani school.
Polynesia EnCampment No. !, |. o.
o. F., meets this evening in Odd Eel
lows Hall, to which visiting brothers
are cordially invited.
The annual meeting and banquet Of
the University of California Club will
be held at the University Club next
Wednesday evening.
The Cousins will hold their annual
meeting or Saturday afternoon of next
week, April Is. The place of meeting
will be announced later.
There was d large attendance of
Boy Scouts at a lecture on first-aid
given At the Pelama Settlement last
night ny Dr.. H. n Kerns.
A social and dance will be held in
the assembly hall of the Liliuokalani
school this evening under the auspices
Of the Mothers Club of Kaimuki
Federal Judge Charles F. Clemens
has approved the official accounts of
U. S. Commissioner George S. Curry
for the quarter ending March 81, last.
The annual meeting of the Hawaii
an Mission Childrens Society will be
held on April Is, probably in the new
Mission Memorial building in King
street
Just before leaving for Kauai yes
terday Governor Pinkham signed the
following paroles: Samuel Kahi, Fill
pi Nevos, Manuel Freitas, Carlo Cruz |
and Vanitos Ramos.
Postponement of the monthly meet |
ing of the Kamehameha Alumni AS
ISOLATION, scheduled for tonight, has |
been made to April 10 at o'clock in |
the club house, 1887 Fort street.
Circuit Judge Whitney has granted !
to Ernest E. Goo and Elizabeth T. M. |
Goo, his wife, permission to adopt |
Mary Yuk Ian, minor. The child's |
name has been changed to Mary Yuk
Ian Goo.
The students of the College of Ha-
wall contemplate a school paper, the
first issue of which will come off the
press May IS. There will be only one
number this year, but it is planned to
publish the paper four times next
year.
An ukulele club was one of the at
fractions at a Fresno, Cal, public
cooking school held a few days ago.
The Fresno Republican publishes a
picture of the club, composed of girls,
each with an ukulele and all wearing
eis.
Circulars are being sent to the pub
lie school teachers in the islands ask
ing them to notify the department of
public instruction whether they desire
to the same schools
next year, or transfers to other
schools.
An extension course in business ad
along the lines of the
School of Commerce is being
planned by the College Of Hawaii in
with university graduates
If this city. A full announcement will
be made later.
Record of the sale of the Damon
at the makai-Ewa corner Of
Fort and Hotel streets to John Deton
has been filed in the bureau of con-
1eyances The Henry Waterhouse
Trust Company was agent in the tran
,action.
A series of moving pictures of surf
riders and batners will be taken at
Waikiki beach tomorrow afternoon by
Joseph de Frenes, providing the
weather is good. Mr.. .Frenes repre-
,ents large eastern travelogue and
ecture agency. ..-..
Tonight at s o'clock in the Davies
Memorial Hall, next to st. Andrews
Bishop Restarick will con-
.inue his series of lectures upon
church history, illustrated by lantern
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