Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-22

Miss Emma B. Danish and Ben Gal
lagher were married Thursday night
by Rev. S. X Kamaiopili Miss G.
Estande and Joseph A. Lucas at
tended. Ill.
f. L. SehwarZberg, H. A. Wilder
and Marley Hopkins have been APP
pointed by Circuit Judge Whitney as
| appraisers OF the estate of the late
George Osborne.
sThe following suits for divorce have
been filed in circuit court: Antoine
| Pereira against Maggie Joseph Per
EZRA, desertion; s. Kikugqwa against
S. Kikugawa, desertion.
The Japanese Association will meet
this evening in its headquarters in
! the Campbell block to discuss the
| too strict quarantine" for Japanese
passengers from Japan at this port
The japanese Benevolent Society of
this city is now preparing to send
Christmas presents to patients at the
Leahi Home at Kaimuki The society
sent its usual presents to the Japan
csc lepers at Molokai.
Four seamen, Waldemar Tomsen,
native of Finland; Robert Breed. ma
tive of Russia, and Jens Ettrup, ma
tive CT Denmark, have filed in. federal
court their declarations of intention
to become American citizens.
g.
The Chamber of Commerce has
sent to the widows of ]. l.. Mclean
and C.. H. Brown, two members of the |
organization who recently died, letters
of coincidence stating the high regard |
in which they we're held and mourn |
ing the loss TO the community.
The Lyric Club of the Y. W. c. A. !
was host to the children of the Kalihi |
Orphanage yesterday afternoon Mem
bers of the club brought handkerchiefs |
for the children and two songs and (
motion picture were features. The |
girls were heartily received by Sister |
Alexander.
The territorial affairs committee of
the Chamber of Commerce will meet
next Tuesday TO consider the bill |
which Delegate Kuhio will present to |
Congress providing for change in |
the organic act so that the governor
shall De elected and not appointed.
Because of inclement weather con-
ditions which have delayed the work, |
l.. NJ. Whitehouse, engineer, has asked |
that the contract time on Seaview I'M |
provement be extended 80 days. G.. /
M. Collins, county engineer, has recon- |
mende1 to the board of supervisors |
that it ne grant I'd.
At an auction sale today by James |
F. Morgan Company of eight head of |
government horses and mules, $447.50 |
was obtained, the average per animal
being $50 The animals were of those |
which have been condemned by the |
war department.
With the vice committee of the |
Chamber of Commerce meeting prac-l
tically every day for the purpose of |
gathering evidence concerning the un- |
derworld of Honolulu, it is understood |
IlldG dlIeduy q ldTSe dIllOulll Vi udJd
has been collected, and when an open
meeting is again held Tuesday, it is |
expected that plans for a public mass |
meeting will be practically crystal |
lied. b. >..>... +.
Officers recently elected by Canoes
Circle, Companions of the Forest, A. |
o. F., were Mrs. Henrietta T. Marshall, |
junior past chief companion; Mrs. NJ. |
ID. Freitas, chief companion; Miss G. |
Fernandez, sub-chief companion; |
Louis A. Perry, financial secretary: |
Mrs. Ida Tavares, recording secretary;
Clarence Rawlins. treasurer; Mrs. L. |
Correa, right guide; Mrs. A. H. r. Vi
EZRA, left guide; William w Marshall. |
inner guard; A. P. Limo, outer guard; |
Mrs. Frank G.. Tavares, organist; DR.. |
+ L. Morong, physician; Mrs. Gaspar |
Silva, Mrs. H. Pereira and Mrs. He |
lena NJ. Perry, trustees.
DIED.
kAMEKONA-At Punahou and vii, |
| 49, der -necemhar ~ 1Qh6 William "a |