Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-31

Three Eastern Star chapters join
at 1870 tonight to celebrate Robert
Morris birthday. ....~..
David X. Bent this afternoon filed a
divorce summons against Kaulani
Bent, alleging desertion. s.:
A baby son was born Wednesday
TO Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Medeiros,
1894 Young street ".'.. r.. =. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. Farrell of
1913 Alapai street, announce the arri-
| val Wednesday of a baby girl.
In the Kaumakapili church, Palama,
Rev. John p Erdman's Bible class will
meet tonight at 7::SO. The public is
invited -.
Cooke library at Punahou will open
Friday, and will be open each day.
with the exception of Labor Day from
s to II a. m. E< ==
The office of the local Japanese con-
sulate-general was closed all day to-
day in respect to the emperor, today
being his birthday. -
The bill of exceptions in the case OF
Ludwig Weinzheimer against David
Kahaulelio has been discontinued in
the supreme court. -. +.
Eilfnfna fSlaa
his declaration of becoming an Ameri-
can citizen today in federal court LIZ
gasti stated that he plans to join the
naval militia.
Announcement is made that the
regular monthly meeting of the Higa
School Alumni Association has been
postponed from tomorrow night to
September s, week later.
Japanese committeeman for this
years Carnival will meet at Central
Japanese Institute on Nuuanu street
September to confer with Consul
Moroi on Carnival matters.
a-sa-
Miss Abbey X. Megeia and Boyd
Allen Hale were united in marriage
Wednesday by Rev. FIR. H. Valentin
at the Catholic church. Miss Lizzie
Pail and Mrs. Isabella Bohley accom-
panied them.
The funeralo Peter, ur-month-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Kahui-
la of River street near Kukui street,
who died Tuesday, was Wednesday
afternoon. Burial was in the Kalae-
pohaku cemetery.
Tomorrow morning has been set in
the supreme court for hearing of the
case of Charles ReinhArdt against the |
County of Maui and the case of Ter
ritory against Edmund Hart. The lat
ter is in regard to the recovery of |
bond money.
Koyanagi, working for the Inter
Island Steam Navigation Company,
went to the Queens Hospital late yes.
terday afternoon with broken leg, |
sustained at the coal conveyor at the |
foot of Allen street.
Miss Anetta Dieckmann, education
al secretary of the Y. w. c. A., re-
turned from Maui today and. is now
at her desk at the association. Her
vacation was spent at the crater Of |
Haleakala and along the Ditch Trail,
Sur Gun Soon was injured Wednes-
day evening and taken to the emer.
gency hospital when he was struck on
Waialae road, near Kapahulu street.
by an auto said to have been driven
by A. C. Hagen of Sixth avenue, Kai-
muki. 49,. !
Miss Leonora Anderson, physical
director of the Y. w. c. A., returned
from the Y. w. C. A. summer camp
at Pearl City this morning. The camp
was closed last evening and many OF
the young ladies returned to the city
that they were unable to
remain at the summer home longer.
Secretary N. Imai of the Japanese
embassy at Washington, who will sue
coed Secretary Yokoyama of the Japa-
nese consulate-general of this city,
will be here about September 10 toI
take his new post. Secretary Yoke
yama will leave this city for Japan
on September 26. ..>. .g.:
Hearing of the case of Leong Tai
10y against Lee Wal, which was to
have been continued today from yes
terday, was postponed in the circuit
court owing to the illness of Judge
w. L. Stanley, who is interested in
the case as an attorney. If possible
the case will be taken up again to-
.>...
An automobile belonging to Peter
Lazarnk was completed destroyed by
fire early this morning on North King
street. The Palama fire department.
answered call, which came in short.
Iy after midnight, and was able to
keep the flames from spreading.
Lazarnk was on his way to town and
believes the flames started from a
leaky gasoline pipe. The machine
had been damaged before by fire, &C.