Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-10
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Mr.. and Mrs James X Joe OF Pua
lane, Palama, welcomed a baby son
Tuesday.
A baby boy vas born Tuesday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Cummings OF
Monsarrat avenue.
Honolulu ChaDter No. !, Royal Arch
Masons, confers the degree Of most
excellent master tonight
The night before the full moon, Fri
Cay, August IL, at S>p. m, there will
be dance at the Country Club.
Burial OF Joseph Apo, who died
Tuesday. took place Wednesday in the
Moanalua Hawaiian church cemetery.
Members and those interested in
the Irish relief fund meet at 1880
tonight in the Knights of Pythlas hall
The Honolulu Street Railway EN-.
ployes' Benefit Association meets to-
night In its clEbroom on Beretania
street. ......-.
The territorial grand jury will not
meet Friday afternoon as customary.
Their next meeting will be Friday of
next week. -.. -. y"
Pacific Rebexah Lodge, /. o. o. F.,
has regular business meeting tonight.
Following will be whist party, to
which all friends are invited.
The Hawaiian Band played at the
departure Of the steamer Tenyo Maru
from 10 to II o'clock this morning on
Pier z. H..
Burial of Annie Joe, two-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry ID.
Joe, was in the Catholic cemetery on
King street. The little girl died Wed.
nesday. ."- & "A
Japanese religious art will be the
topic of lecture which Mrs. Philip
r.. Dodge will deliver this evening in
the KilohanG hall, Beretania and Mill
ar streets. FIN
Extension for 80 days of the option
on property needed for the extending
OF Smith street to Queen street was
granted by the Dowsett Estate to the
city yesterday. Z"
Friends of Professor Vaughan Mac
lCaughey of the College of Hawaii
have received copies of a reprint from
the Scientific Monthly for June of
his article on THE Punchbowl: Homo
mlu's Metropolitan Volcano" "
A tentative program for the 1917
carnival drawn up and published some
time ago was again discussed at a
meeting of the program committee
yesterday afternoon and it was decid.
ed to submit It to the meeting of the
carnival directors to be held Wednes
day.
The course OF study committee OF
the department of public instruction
is still in session, and thus far has
made no recommendations as TO
changes in the course of study. II
is not believed that any drastic
changes in the course will be recon-
mended.
A petition for allowance of &C.
counts, determination of trust and
the distribution of the estate of the
late ]. +. Campbell has been filed in
circuit court by A. J. Campbell, ad.
ministrator. The administrator
charges himself with $20,S73.17 and
asks to be allowed $19,337.76.
Wireless communication between
Honolulu and Germany opened today
after a suspension of 10 days. Ac.
cording to W. P. S. Hawk. manager of
the Marconi Wireless Company Of
America. messages for Germany via
Tuckertown viii be received, subject
to delay.