Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-21
LOCAL and GEVTRk['

Honolulu Lodge, +. & 4. NJ. has spC-
/ cial meeting this evening for third de-
! gree work
! There will he a meeting OF the har-
! Dor board at 1870 O'Clock tomorrow al
ternoCn in the basement of the capitol
| Alleging desertiOn. TIA Takayanagi
! has filed IN Clrcuit court suit for
divorce from Toyojiro Takayanagi.
! The annual accounts in the estate OF
! \. A. Haalelca have been referred to
! L. p. Scott, master, for examination
and report.
a petition for the approval Of the
trustees special accounts in the es.
| tate of the late r A. Holt has been
filed in circuit court
/ Further trial of the case OF L. l..
| McCandless against w r. Castle.
trustee. was held in Circuit Judge
| Whitney's court today
| AT the regular meeting of the Japan
csc Medical Association of this city
| DR.. |. katsuki mas been elected preSi-
dent for the next term.
Judgment for the plaintiff in the
sum of Sl73.65 has been awarded by
Circuit Judge Whitney in the case Of
| F. d. Kellet against S. Nogata.
Miss Virginia Raymond and Edward
Kong were married Saturday by Rev.
Father Victorinus Claesen. Peter Mi
randa and Lulu Solomon were wit
nesses.
The case of the Hawaiian Trust
Company against Rosalia K Holt, ct
alman action on reserved questions.
was argued and submitted in supreme
court today.
The two-year-old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Pedro Bernal of 1876 Punch
bowl street died Saturday of diphthe
ria and was buried Sunday in the Cath
Ollie cemetery
Miss diary A. Souza and L. G. Will
kinS were married Sunday by Rev.
Father Philip Blom Mabel and Jo-
seph Souza, sister and brother of the
bride, attended
Miss Mary Garcia and Joseph ID.
Azevedo were united in marriage Sun
day by Rev. Father Victorinus Claes-.I
en- Miss Caroline Garcia and l.. II.
Teixeira attended.
Members of the Mothers Club of
Kaimuki will hold special meeting in
the assembly hall of the Liliuokalani
school next Thursday noon. A full at
tendance is requested.
A. X. Aona has been appointed |
guardian ad Item Of ]. X. Cunha, ct
al, minors, heirs of the late K. Cunha,
in the matter of a petition for permits
sion to sell real estate.
meeting of, the members of the |
territorial grand jury will be held. in |
tht judiciary building at 2 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon to further investi- |
gate conditions at Iwilei.
The case of L.. l.. McCandless |
against w. r. Castle, trustee, ct al,
has been continued in Circuit Judge |
Whitney's court until o'clock tomor-
row morning for further hearing.
A general meeting of the Japanese
Chamber of Commerce will be held |
at its office in the Yokohama Specie |
Bank building Wednesday afternoon
at 2. Officers are to be elected.
The Iuau to have been given by the
Mckinley High school alumni on No
vember "a has been postponed until |
the night of December 2. 1t will be |
held at the home of Antoine Kaoo, Elm
street.
The third annual accounts of E. F.
Bishop, trustee under the will of the
late Cordelia Church Allen, have been
referred to A. E. Restarick, master,
for examination and report. The es-
tate is valued at about $205, 01S.52.
The prosecution In the case of Ia
kimi Tateishi, charged with the muir
der Of Oliver Paakahili. late, second
mate Of the steamer Maui, will close
its case tomorrow. according to Depu-f
ty City Attorney Will T. Garden.
Suits for divorce have been filed in
circuit court as follows: Kane Mi
yashiro against Roko Miyashiro. de-.
sertion; c. Inouye against Seitaro
Inouye. desertion. Twenty-Five suits
for divorce have been filed since the
first Of the month.
As result of Youngsters Fair"
held Saturday on the lawn of the w.
D. Westervelt home, Waikiki, SITS was
raised for the fund for the aid of Ar
menian war sufferers. Daisy, the ele-
plant, and R. H. Trent's Australian
bears and ring-tailed monkeys were an
interesting feature of the fair.
Signs marking danger spots in the
waters at Kahala where Sergt James
Mitchell recently Inst hic life will no Il