Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-24
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Harmony Lodge, /. o. o. F., has
second degree work at 1880 meeting
tonight
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah X. He'll
Kane was held Sunday at Silva's I'M
dertaking parlors.
Annie Hookuanui has been appoint.
ed by Circuit Judge Whitney as guard
ian Of Victoria K. Kajliuli, a minor,
without bond.
Declaration OF intention to become
an American citizen has been filed in
federal court by Andrea Pabardo, Ia
borer and native Of the Philippine
Islands
Circuit Judge Whitney has appoint
ed II. A. Schroeder as administrator of
the estate Of Marie Schubert under
bond In the sum of $4,000. An inven-
tory win be filed within 80 days.
Without bond, the Hawaiian Trust
Company has been appointed by Cir
cult Judge Whitney as executor OF the
estate OF the late MaryI. Brown. An
inventory VIII be filed within 80 days.
Miss Louisa Adams OF Heeia and
John K. Jones OF Honolulu were mar
rfed Friday by Rev. Fr. Martin of
the Catholic Cathedral. Mary Adams
and r. A. Kinney attended the bride
and groom.
About $50 members Of the "Tohoku
jim Kai" tthe Northeastern Prefectur-
al Association, which Is headed by
DR.. Katsunuma, enjoyed g picnic yes
terday near Niu, the sumrner place.
Of e. "A. Mott-Smith.
A beach party was given at Wal
Tnea Saturday evening by Capt and
Mrs Joseph F. Jania, LIST Infantry, for
several friends. Among the guests at
tending from Honolulu was LIST Lieut..
Hornsby Evans. aide-de-camp to Gen.
Evans. "
Invitations have been issued by
Rev. Y. Imamura, bishop of the mis-
sion, to attend the dedication cere-I
mony of the HongwanH church which
will be held at 8 o'clock Sunday after
noon, July 80. The new church is to
be erected In upper Fort street.
Charles N. =. Nelson and John m.
Martin delivered addresses at meet
fngs held at LeaM Home Sunday aft
ernoon under the auspices Of the ED
worth League Of the Methodist church.
Fruit was distributed to the home pa
tients at the close Of the services.
Matters relative to the commissions
annual report to Governor Lucius E.
Pinkham will probably be- discussed
at the meeting OF the public utilities
commission at 1880 tomorrow after
noon at its offices in the Kauikeolani
building. The report is nearly COM
pleted.
Hawaiian Post No. 81. Veterans Of
Foreign Wars. wants to. build 9 $4,000
home in Honolulu. II has asked the
Chamber Of Commerce for indorse-
ment Of the project In order that sub
scriptions may be. solicited. The
charities and social welfare committee
is needing this afternoon to pass on
the request
Six local Japanese churches com
bined in the Nnuann Japanese church
last night at . farewell meeting for
A. Muramatsu, the evangelist who
founded the Discharged Prisoners
Protective Association at Kobe. Mu-
ramatsu, who win leave for the main.
land next Wednesday, delivered the
principal address.
Soldiers from Fort Ruger, and me-
groes of the 25th infantry started
row at the public baths at Waikih
yesterday afternoon which eliminated
quickly when Officers Luhi and Stup-
plebeen arrived on q motorcycle. The
fight was on the verge Of starting
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