Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-19
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1pOMAW GGlERAl!
Court Lunalio. Order of Foresters,
meets at 1880 tonight In Phoenix hall
Hawaiian Lodge, f. & A. NJ, has
third degree work tonight at special
meeting.
TIE Kaimuki Improvement Club has
regular meeting Thursday night in the
Liliuokalani school.
Seven Filirinos Monday fled
| In federal court their declaration Of
| intention to become American citi-
Gems.
| Joseph Phillips Lord, a machinist
and native of Canada, has filed in fed.
eral court his petition for naturaliza..
ton.
| Olive Branch Rebekah Lodge, |. o.
| o. F., gives a dancing and card party
at the Outrigger Club pavilion Satur.
day night.
On the ground Of cruelty, Circuit
Judge Whitney las granted to Will.
am Desmond a divorce from Mary
Ann Desmond.
Petition for naturalization has been
i filed in federal court by Gustav
Adolph Erickson, a soldier and a ma.
tive OF Norway.
Juan Santiago, an employe of the
Allen & Robinson Lumber Company,
broke his arm this afternoon in some
falling lumber
|. Petition for naturalization has been
filed in federal court by Gustav
Hjlmar Stenberg, a sailor by occupa-
tion and a native of Finland.
Paul Steel, secretary of the Citizen
ship Education Club, spoke to a num-
Der of the Filipinos and Japanese of
Aiea at an open meeting last evening
The library at the Y. w. C.. A. is
being cataloged and new shelves are
being placed to take care of the 500
volumes now in the. association
library.
Miss Franc Eaton of the Y. w. C.
A. will leave this week for Maui,
where she will visit relatives. After q |
short stay on the Garden Island she
will return to the coast
Suits for divorce have been filed
in circuit court as follows: S. Kama. i
-gusuke against Tsuru Kanagasuke,
desertion; Julia Pau against William
P. Pau, cruelty.
Several officers of National Guard |
regiments on Kauai and Maui visited |
armory Tuesday, after" attending the |
Republican convention here as
delegates.
Miss Annetta Dieckmann, education |
secretary of the Y. W. C.. A.. returned |
to Honolulu this morning for two |
days rest. She%has been 'supervis- |
ing the work at the association sum-
mer camp on the Peninsula at Pearl
City. . |
-a Invitations have been issued by |
Miss Snsanne Elizabeth Gregory for
a dancing party at Pierpoint, Waikiki, |
Monday evening, July "a. There will
be a moonlight swimming party at |
the piers end following the dancing.
"A news story relative to an exam |
nation to fill civil vacancies in the
ordnance department Of the regular |
army, published by the Star-Bulletin
Tuesday. should have read that the
salary paid is $500 year instead of
$50.
Franz N. Almeida las been elected
president of the Holy Ghost Society
of the Holy Trinity. Other officers
selected for the year are Joseph b.
telho, vice-president; Frank Moniz,
secretary; John e. Goeas, treasurer;
M. Faria, director.
In a decision handed down Tuesday,
the supreme court reverses the decree
of Former Judge c. F. Parsons in
granting a divorce to Mary B. Zum-
walt from J. L. w Zumwalt and
orders that the case be remanded to
the circuit judge with direction to dis.
miss the libel.
A letter received by Deputy Tax
Collector A. W. Nicely from Tax AS
SCISSOR Charles T. Wilder says he is
enjoying bis vacation at Kilauea vol
cano greatly and that the lake of fire
is grand sight. He reports the
weather cool and bracing, Wilder
will probably remain there two weeks
more.