Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-22

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The Ahahui Puuhonua Society will
hold its regular meeting at Honolulu |
Library Monday night. April "a, at
1880 o'clock. All members are request
ed to attend.
Harvey E. Fenton of Chicago and |
Ida Florence Alspaugh of Mount Ver-
non, Tex, were married at the Pleas
anton Hotel April 20, Rev. L. L. Loot
borrow officiating.
II. Walker has addressed the board
OF supervisors asking that attention
be given to Wyllie street and Alewa
Heights road, which he claims are in
a dangerous condition.
Mrs. Isabel Bamber Kinckley, who
intends to travel in Canada, and Miss
Kiku Tamakawa. Hawaiian-born. who
will travel in Japan, have applied TO
the local federal court for passports.
The members Of the first nurses
class at the Queens Hospital Training
School will be capped next Tuesday
evening in Phoenix Hall, instead OF
Odd Fellows hail, as previously an.
nounced.
Once more the annual discussion in
the Chamber of Commerce over tho
amount of annual dues, some wanting
lower and others wanting higher dues
has been settled They remain al
$3.50 monthly.
Services at Kaumakapili church, Pa
| lama, at IL o'clock tomorrow morning
twill be in charge of Rev. Norman C..
Schenck, superintendent OF the Chi
nese department Of the Hawaiian
Board of Missions.
The Home Cafes anti-tuberculosis
certificate, which was taken away
about three weeks ago following the
ldiscoeery Of insanitary conditions in
the kitchen, has been returned to the
establishment.
Members of the local branch of the
Japanese Red Cross Society will hold
their annual meeting tomorrow after
noon in the Japanese consulate
grounds, Nuuanu street The meeting
will be followed by a reception.
I Japanese game chickens, with tails
seven feet long, two. of them cocks
and two hens, recently imported by
| Mounted Police Officer ]. B. Kramer.
are attracting much attention IN
Kramer's neighborhood for their
beauty and their remarkable reliabil.
] ity as alarm clocks. The birds crow
at 8. 4. s and 6 o'clock both morning
and afternoon and at no other tine
during the day.
Miss Elgin, who has taken Miss
Lucy Wards place as humane Off
lcer. discovered an aged Hawaiian
manned Kaluna Kapele, lying in a eel
lar of his daughters house in Ka,
kaako, where he had been for more
than two months, suffering from val
Yular disease of the heart He was
in a woefuily unkempt condition and
was taken first to the emergency
hospital and later to the Queens Hos
pitaL
Two machines travelling in opposite
directions, making the sharp turn near
the polo field at Moanalua yesterday
collided and the smaller of the two,
Dodge, driven by Oliver Lansing, sc
badly damaged that it had to be towed
into town. No arrests have been
male. Last night the police said that
Ralph Liguori, driving a large Chand-
Ter at second speed up the hill, was
on the right side and Lansing was
speeding down and was on the outer
edge of the turn.
The Catholic Ladies' Aid Society will
hold a delicatessen sale on Saturday,
April 20, in the Harrison building on
the corner Of Beretania and Fort
streets to help replenish the depleted
treasury of the society A light lunch
con, consisting of salad, sandwiches
and coffee, will be served at noon. An
orchestra from st. Louis College un-
der Brother Francis will furnish
music All sorts Of good things will
be for sale, including roast chickens,
turkeys, ducks, baked hams, meat
loaves, pork and beans, cakes, pies,
rolls, bread. Potato and herring salad
and laulau table, also muumuu table,
One of the objects for which the
Trail and Mountain Club has been
working for several years is about to
materialize when the AID Club has its
picnic on Round Top, Tantalus, Sun
day. April 80. All members of the
AID Club owning machines are re
queSted to be at the Promotion Com.
mittee rooms at 1890 p. m Sunday,
April 80 to help take up other mem
bers who are not so fortunate as to-
own machines. Upon reaching the Top
lunch will be served by the Young
Hotel management and Superintend-
ent Forbes will discuss the public
park site he has selected on Round
Top. 49,. III.
An illustrated talk on Fossil Plants
and Their Significance" was deliver