Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-02

vii follow d meeting tonight OF Olive
Branch. Rebekah Lodge. No. J.. l. o:
o. r, in Odd Fellows hall.
! rummage. sale will be held in the
grounds .:oi the Lusitana Society, Ala
Tai and l.unaliio streets, On Saturday.
Ecvembec {. from 10 "a. IN. TO 4 p. IN
Alleging ncn-sipport, Eugene, s.
Hall mas filed In circuit court suit
for divorce from Charles b. Hall The
Halls were married in Honolulu in
l9It. -:..=
FGM'n Tomlin, secretJ:y AMI :reas-
urer Of the Associated Cement COM
pany, will come to Hawaii with a par
ty in the near future
For needed rest and change OF
climate Richard Irers, secretary of G.
Brewer & Co., left for San Francisco
Wednesday *en the Ma;scn steamer
Wphelnina.
A license, has been issued, for the
marriage of Miss Maude Herbert. who
recently arrived from England. and
;Jacob S. Bailey, a well known Homo
lulu MERCHANT :.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Free Kindergarten and Ghildren's Aid
Association will be held al the home
Of Mrs IF. NJ Swanzy on Friday, No
rember J, at $3.50 O'clock
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In preparation for Christmas sea
son music the members OF the Catho-.
lie Mission band will have 4 rehearsal.
at 1880 o'clock next Sunday evening.
Rev. FIR. Ulrich Taube is leader of the
band.
Miss Christine Cullen and Walker
W. Barnett were married Tuesday by
David Cary Peters, pastor of the
Christian church. Miss Odelia Jones
and John Graves attended the cere-
mony. ,--...=
Members of the executive committee
of the Bible school of Central Union
church we're to meet at O'Clock this
afternoon in the church parlors to
elect two officers and discuss matters
relating to Christmas.
Word has been received here that
George Davies of Honolulu has return
ed to the fighting trenches in Europe
following several weeks as captain on
special service in a school for the
instruction of officers
After having been served on the de-
PENDANT at Hayden, ella county, Arizo
ma, papers in the divorce case of Rose
Gray against Thomas H. Gray have
been returned to circuit court. Mrs
Gray charges desertlon.
w. l.. Smith, Pittsburg capitalist,
who had Planned to bring party OF
friends here on his private yacht, has
Cancelled his sailing via the Panama
canal, but will come here on the
Great Northern in February. #
The Missouri Pacific Bulletin will
publish a de luxe edition this month
containing much material on Hawaii.
1t will be richly illustrated and among
the features will be an article by A.
p. Taylor, secretary of the Hawaii
Promotion Committee.
Mrs. NJ A. Williams of Waipahu
died today at the age of 70 years. The
funerals will be held at O'Clock this
afternoon from Williams undertaking
parlors. The deceased is survived by
two sons, George E. Williams of Sac
ramento and Fred T. Williams of Wal
pahu, and a daughter, Mrs. j. C.
Bruins of this city.
LudoVic Blackwood, a prominent
capitalist of Vancouver, B. c., was a
passenger of the Niagara yesterday on
his way to New Zealand, where he
will look after some properties.
Blackwood said yesterday that bust.
ness is dull in Vancouver. but despite
this the Canadian Northern and Grand
Trunk Pacific are spending $1,000. 900
on a joint depot at Vancouver. The
station will be rushed to completion.