The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-05-29
BREVlTTES


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A most enjoyable bop was held a thu
headquarters Building, Fort Shhfter
Thursday night. Music was furnished
by the Second Infantry Orchestra and
the dancing was enjoyed by large
number Of the officers Of the post anc
their friends. The hop was informal.
| Enlarged portraits Of presidents Of
the Territorial senate are beginning u
decorate the walls Of the senate cham
Der, those 30 far hung being d. Pau
1senbefe, 1905; Il. Faxon Bishop, 1907
w. o. Smith, 1909, and Charles +
Chilingworfh, 10i5-1017. The portraits
to be secured are those Of Doctor Rus
sell, 1901, the first Territorial senate;
Clarence L. Cfabbe, 1908, and Eric A.
Knudsen, 1911 and 1913.
Richard H. Trent has presented the
menagefie that has long attracted many
persons TO bis home, and which he has
80 kindly given the public the use Of
to the municipal ZOO At Kapiolani Park,
Ia the opinion of MIR. Trent the best
interests Of the community are served
by combining the two. The animals
from the Trent ZOO include two Aus.
tralian benrs,fou monkeys, a number
Of parrots, cockatoos and love birds.
A letter from Rev. Amos A. Eber-
sole, just received In Honolulu, writ
ten from Lngano, Switzerland, April
%, states that with the eight other. Y.
M. G. A. secretaries, be reached Zurich
with the American ambassadors party
April is. While awaiting instructions
from DR.. John R. Mott as TO their
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Operating in Switzerland after their
STRENUOUS six months in the prison
camps Of Austria.
Representative Z. X. Fernandez suf-
fered the loss yesterday ON the beach
at waikiki Of valuable diamond,
which was inclosed in box which
dropped from his pocket He has been
informed since that two women who
were on the beach with a dog picked
the brilliant up. The diamond, which
Is valuable one, was inclosed in a
Wall 4 Dougherty box. Representative
Fernandez, is anxious, naturally, to rel
cover the lost article.
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The Mills Club win meet ut three
0 clock next Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. G. H. Kuegel, 1907 Pun
ahou Street All members are request.
ed TO attend.
Hearing on the application Of Archie
w. Brown for license to practise law
in the district court of the Territory
was continued on Saturday by Judge
Ashford for a month, after prelimin-
airy examination.
The commissioners of public instruc-
tion will hold their annual meeting on
June 6, when the teachers for the next
school year, beginning the coming Sep
tember, win be appointed
Oliver p. Soares, clerk of the senate,
has sent TO the printer the minutes Of
the sixtieth day Of the session and Il,
Is now 10 10 the printer when the Jour
nal, which win be much larger than
that Of two years ago, will be available
TO the public. ~
EVERY Senior Is the title Of a.
play which win be given on June by
the jolly McKinleyites Girls Club Of
the Y, W. G.. A., In the auditorium Of
the Mckinley High PShonl There viii
be several other ihtbfeSting numbers
on the program. lgi5fstg
There will be holiday this week,
Memorial or Decoration Day, falling
on Wednesday, and one next week, the
general municipal election in Honolulu,
which comes on Tuesday, June s. In
Hawaii, Maui and Kauai the county
elections will be held the week after,
June -. ieaf
The graves Of departed soldiers win
be decorated on Wednesday by the
members Of the various camps of Unit
ed States War Veterans. That the day
be treated as one sacred TO the memoir
les Of dead comrades and not one Of
merry-making, is request made by
the commander.
Several thousand persons attended
the annual feast Of the Holy Ghost In
the grounds Of the Catholic Cathedral
Saturday night and yesterday afternoon.
The prettily decorated booths did a
thriving business. Special services were
held in the cathedral yesterday morning
in connection with the feast
During the present week there win
be the following meetings of public
bodies: public utilities commission at
two o'clock tomorrow afternoon in
Kauikeolani Building; harbor board,
one-thirty Thursday afternoon, base
ment of the Capitol, and territorial
grand jury, two o clock Friday after
noon, Judiciary Building.