Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-02

SESSION 10 CONFER the second degree
Mr.. and Mrs. Mrs. Kalua Kaawaloa
of Miller street, near Vineyard. an
nounce the birth of baby boy Thurs.
day.
Announcement was made today that
owing to the fact that Monday is a
holiday, Labor Day, swimming classes
at the Y. W. c. A. win not be held.
Elks lodge held regular meeting,
followed by initiation, last evening.
Despite the counter attraction of the
swimming meet there was a large
attendance. ....:........ :.
There was a regular business meet.
ing of the Aloha Temple order of
Mystic Shrine at noon today at which
several matters of Importance were
transacted. -.
The half-yNar-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Bartels of Buckle lane
died last Thursday, interment being
made in the Catholic cemetery on
King street. ......
The funeral of William Kaihe of
Pearl City, who died Thursday of ty-
phoid fever, was this afternoon held
from Williams undertaking parlors
and burial was in the Aiea cemetery.
A grand luau will be given by Mr..
and Mrs. James C. Houghtailing in
honor of the first birthday anniYer.
sary of their grandson, Harry K. E.
Apo, Jr., on September 10, at the
Poola Hall, Liliha and School streets.
Frank Cunha was appointed by
Judge Ashford yesterday as admins.
traitor of the estate of Mrs. Kahaleau-
ONO, deceased. Rudolph Buchly was
also appointed as administrator of
the estate of Peter Adler, deceased.
Annual accounts of Flora Jean Cen
ter, guardian of Helen E. Center, a
minor, have been approved by Clrcuit
Judge Ashford as well as by the
ward. The accounts show receipts of
$977.05 and disbursements of $765.S5.
The funeral of Bento Medeiros, who
died Friday at his home on School.
street near Emma street, will be
Sunday afternoon at Silva's undertake
ing parlors and burial will be in the
Catholic cemetery. Medeiros was a
stone mason, is survived by large
family and was born in Portugal Al
years ago. .-....
Final accounts of w. o. Smith,
of the estate of Susan
M. Needham, have been filed in the
circuit court together with a petition
for the sale of stocks owned by the
estate. Hearing is set for Septem-
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Theodore Roosevelt Auxiliary No.
/, u. S. w. ", will hold a recep-
ton and dance on September in
stead of last evening, as was previ-
ously and enormously announced.
Much interest is being taken in the
event.
Further hearing in the matter of
administration of the estate of Rose
Kanoe, deceased, will be held by
Judge Ashford on September Is.
Julia M. Anahu has been appointed
In this court as administrator of
the estate of ]. H. Mahoe, bond be-
ing fixed at 800. =. -. -.
Officials at Punahou have arranged
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Monday, from 8 o'clock to noon, dur.
ing the week, to meet students who
are planning to enter the schools the
coming year Examinations for adj
will be held on Friday and
Saturday of next week.
The funeral of the little daughter
born Friday to Sgt. and Mrs. Albert
Ludeman, Company G, 32nd Infantry,
of Cashier, was held this morning
from Williams mortuary chapel, with
interment in Nuuanu: cemetery. The
little girl died shortly after birth at
the department hospital.
The funeral of Bento Medeiros,
who died Friday at his home on
School street. near Emma, will be
Sunday afternoon at Silva's undertake
ing parlors and burial will be in the
Catholic cemetery. Medeiros was
stone mason and is survived by
large family. He was born in Portu-
gal A years ago.
The seventeenth annual accounts
Of the trustee o. the estate of Kalei-
pua Kanoa, deceased, were filed yes
terday in circuit court showing re-
ceipts of $4610.31, all Of which were
discussed. This is the first time
the accounts have been filed under
Fl. M. Won Holt, the present admins