Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-14
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Saliva ion Army Christmas pots APP
peared On the Honolulu streets today.
Pacific Rebekah Lodge No. I: l. O.
O. F.. has regular business meeting
tonight ~...
Officers will be elected tonight at
the regular meeting CT Honolulu
Chapter No ].
Honolulu Lodge No. 500, Loyal Or
| der of Moose, has social session To-
night in the Knights OF Pythias hall
The members % Rev.. r. Erdman's
| Bible class will meet at 80 O'Clock
this evening in Kaumakapilf church..
Palama ..~
Convicted of stealing, a Porto
Rican boy has been sentenced By
Juvenile Judge Whitney to serve one
year in the reform school
Matsala. a japanese boy who was
kicked in the face By. a mule Oh
Kamehameha " road, December s,
died at the Japanese hospital today. /
The Athletic Club of the Y W. G. A. /
viii hold a short business meeting
followed by a social at s o'clock this
evening in the rooms Of the associa-
tien. -. .......
With Madame MeIba, Governor
Pinkham and society folk as guests
the cadets Of the Honolulu Military
Academy entertained last night at an
oldfashioned Christmas party
The police emergency hospital am
bulance has acquired new siren with
shrill notes which can not be mistak-
action Tuesday night I'm approving of
such ~ ..=.. ...-.
An action for the collection of an
alleged debt of $500 has been filed |
in the circuit court by the Bishop
Trust Company against Marie Hum
phreys The defendant has asked for
jury trial. -. >.."~=
Poor inmates Of the territorial i'm
migration station will be given
Christmas tree at, o'clock Friday
afternoon by the Honolulu Bible Train !
ing School An interesting program
and distribution of gifts to the child |
rem will be features of the affair.
Word has been received here that |
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Gould and children !
who spent several weeks here this |
summer as the guests of Mrs. Gould's
grandmother, Mrs. Laura A. Coney, |
Richards street, expect to return here |
next summer. They hope to obtain !
cottage on the beach,, either by rent !
or purchase. II" ~.
Honolulu Aerie of Eagles last night |
elected officers for the year as fol-
lows: II. II. Coons, vice-president; /
W. y. Borthwick, chaplain; William
Jones, secretary; William Ellerbrook, /
treasurer; z. w. Folmer, inner guard; /
W. II. Mccormack, outer guard: +. l..
Beringer, trustee, and DR.. L. r. Gas
par, physician. Following the cleo
tfon several candidates were initiated.
The funeral of Mrs. Maria Julia de
Medeiros Gusmao of 1925 Young
street, who died Tuesday, was held
Wednesday afternoon and burial was
in the Catholic cemetery on King
street She was, born in Portugal 60
years ago but had lived in the islands
about 50 years A husband, two daugh-
tiers and four sons survive her as fol- +
lows: Mrs. Herbert g. Lowry ana
Mrs. Joseph Carlo of Honolulu; ia
cintho NJ. Gusmao Of Eva, this island;
Alfred NJ Gusmao of this city, and +
Arthur and Louis NJ. Gusmao of Hilo,
Hawaii.
Officers elected Wednesday night
by Court Canoes No. S11O, Ancient
Order of Foresters, are as follows:
Frank Correia Oliveira, chief ranger;
John E. Goeas, sub-chief ranger; Louis
A. Perry, treasurer; Hypolito Pereira,
financial secretary; Isaias F. Rosa, re,
cording secretary; August P. Comes,
senior woodward; Antonio F. Souza,
junior woodward; George S. Pereira,
senior beadle; Capt. j. A. Gonsalves,
junior Deadle; Dr. H. Y. Murray, ply
stefan; E. H. F. Wolter, Sylvester P. |
Correa and NJ. R. Pereira, trustees,
and NJ. d. Freitas,.M M. Ferreira, Jr.,
and Joseph F. Lopes, auditors