Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-17
LOCAL And GEVERkL'

John Kaleihulamamo Naivi and Miss
Agnes huawaiokaula Naylor win be
married a week from tonight IN the
Mission Memorial auditorium on King
street
Two companies Of Punahou cadets
were to hold their competition drill
| this afternoon at $50 O'Clock on Alex.
ander Field. The final drill viii be
held next. Thursday. s,
Mr.. Charles Clifford Ransford. dane.
ing partner and assistant teacher for
Madam Lester. arrived by the Makura
on Wednesday last and win remain in
Honolulu for at least theInext year.
A dependent Irish-Hawaiian girl, al
legged Ito have been the victim Of a
recent criminal assault, was commits
ted to the girls industrial school by
Judge Whitney today
The monthly meeting of st. An.
drew's Guild and the Woman's AUxilf
airy will be held in Davies Memorial
han on Tuesday afternoon, June 20, at
3 o'clock Mrs, e. d. Kilbourne VIII .
be hostess.
The petition of Frank Andrade for
the registration of title to about A.
900 square feet of land situated at
Queen and PanchbowI streets was fill.
ed in circuit court today.
Judgment by default has been made
in federal court against the respond
ents in the case of the United States
against A. Haneberg, ct al, a petition
70 rthe condemnation Of 20 acres OF
land near Waipahu
Argument on the Injunction suit
brought by the territory against the
Honolulu Rape Transit & Land Com
pany viii begin in the supreme court
lat 10 o'clock next Monday morning
q The Library OF Hawaii wfll arrange
for vacation privileges in loaning
books From 5 to 20 books win be
loaned for. six weeks. Application
should be made to the Islands Depart
ment, Library Of Hawaii
Joshua H. Napua and Miss Lizzie |
Keola were united in marriage Thurs. |
day night by Rev. Henry X. Poepoe Of |
the Kaumakapili Church, Palama. Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Napua, grandparents
of the bridegroom, were witnesses
6 Committees Of city employees toll
manage the municipal picnic planned
for the Fourth of July at the Public
Baths will be selected at a meeting /
Of representatives of the different de-
partments this afternoon.
Bail of $500 was set by Judge Mon
sarrat today in the case of John Aug
ust, charged with a statutory offense
against a young girl August was
also fined SIS In police court thisd
for driving motor yehiclel
without q license.
William Knock of the steamer Kes-
trel has applied to federal court for
q passport to travel to the Tanning |,
and Washington islands. The KeSfrel +
Is due to sail Tuesday and the other
members of the crew probably will
secure passports Monday
Gus Anderson, convicted Of an at.
tempt to commit a statutory offense.
was sentenced by Cfscuit Judge Ash
Tor lay to serve not less than three
months in Oahu prison Anderson has
been, Ia Jail for the last i've months
awaiting the final hearing OF his case.
With q view to raising funds with |
which to provide scholarships for twoi,
girls in China, the st. Elizabeth I,
Girls Guild is giving an entertainment
his evening which promises to please
both young and old. A feature Of the Is
will be chorus from
he operetta Feast Of the Little Ian
.erns. ssf
st Louis College is closed for the
SUMMER vacation. Next Monday the
college will hold its closing exercises
ind the graduating seniors will be
landed their diplomas by Brother
Henry, principal of tie college, who
will also deliver farewell adj
iress. A play will be given by
he students; and merit prizes will be
awarded to the pupils Parents of the
PUPILS are invited to attend.