Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-24

Harmony Lodge, /. o. O. F., has
second degree work At 1880 meeting
tonight. .. .-:..--.s ..--sss;
The funeral Of Mrs. Sarah K. Holt
Kane was held Sunday at Silya's un.
dertaking parlors. IN. -.
Prof. Arthur l.. Day of the Carne.
gle Institution will give q lunch talk
at the University Club Tuesday noon.
Annie Hookuanui has been appoint
ed by Circuit Judge Whitney as guard
ian of Victoria K. Kailiuli, minor,
without bond. Hi .....-
Circuit Judge Whitney has granted
the petition OF the First American Say.
ings and Trust Company Of Hawaii
for registration of title to land r.
Declaration OF intention to become
an American citizen has been filed in
federal court by Andrea Pabardo, Ia.
borer and O native of the Philippine
Islands. ~ o., ..
Circuit Judge Whitney has appoint
ed n. A. Schroeder as administrator OF
the estate Of Marie Schubert under
bond in the sum of $4,000. An inyen'
tory will be filed within 80 days.
Without bond, the Hawaiian Trust
Company has been appointed by Cir.
cuit Judge Whitney as executor OF the
estate of the late Mary /. Brown. An
inventory will be filed within 80 days
Miss Louisa Adams of Heeia and
John X. Jones Of Honolulu were mar
ried Friday by Rev. FIR. Martin Of
the Catholic Cathedral Mary Adams
and r.. A. Kinney attended the bride
and groom.
About $50 members Of the Fohokn
fin Kai" 1.-THE Northeastern Prefectur,
al Association), which is headed by
DR.. Katsunuma. enjoyed q picnic yes
tenday near Niu. the summer place
of e. A. Mett-Smith.
LAM KelehiWa, on a bicycle, ran
into Mune Morita on King street, neal
Morris lane, Saturday, according to a
police report, and the injured woman
was taken to the emergency hospital
with bruised head.
A beach party: was given at Wal
mea Saturday evening by Capt. and
Mrs. Joseph F. Janda, list Infantry, for
several friends Among the guests at
tending from Honolulu was list Lieut.
Hornsby Evans, aide-de-camp to Gen
Evans.
Charles M. L. Nelson and John M
Martin delivered addresses at meet
ings held at Leahi Home Sunday aft
ernoon under the auspices OF the Ep
worth League of the Methodist church
Fruit was distributed to the home pa
tients at the close of the seryices.
Mrs. Rose f. Akana died at anel
home on sKuk,fir street Sunday She
was so years Of, age and is survived
by her husband, four children and
several sother relatives. The funeral
is this. Afternoon, at Williams under
taking parlors and burial will be IN
Kalaepohaku cemetery.
Matters relative TO the commissions
annual report to Governor Lucius =
Pinkham win probably be discussed
at the meeting of the public utilities
commission at l:30 tomorrow after
noon al its offices in the Kauikeolanf
building. The report is nearly com
pleted.
A ii. Meheula, aged about 40 years
was found dead in the Allen & Robin
son humber yard Sunday afternoon py
Charles Sing 10y, a merchant patrol
man. Police Surgeon r. G. Aver said
today that the man died of acute pneu
monia. The man had been wei
known to the police as a heavy drink
er, they say.
Hawaiian Post No. 81, Veterans OF
Foreign Wars, wants to build 5000
home in Honolulu. It has asked the
Chamber Of Commerce for indorse
ment OF the project in order that sub
scriptioifs may be solicited. The
charities and social welfare committee
Is meeting this afternoon TO pass on
the request.
six local Japanese churches com
bined in the Nuuanu japanese church
last night at q farewell meeting fol
A. Muramatsu, the evangelist VINO
founded the Discharged Prisoners
Protective Association at Kobe. NM
ramatsu. who will leave for the main
land next Wednesday, delivered the
principal address.