Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-13
NND 66VEIhI
Foster Robinson Is a visitor in the
city from his home in Maui.

business.
The Hawaiian Band win give =
public concert in AaIa Park beginning
at 100 tonight.
G. ". Spite has returned to his
| home In NawiIiwili, Kauai, after a
busy week IN Honolulu.
Wade Warren Thayer. former secre-
tary OF Hawaii. has returned from
short business visit to Hilo.
The first degree will be conferred a.
special meeting OF Hawaiian Lodge
No. q, F. & A. d., tonight,
Louis Medeiros, engineer" of the
Capitol elevator, returned to his du-
ties yesterday, after a two weeks va
cation.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Kalihi Improvement Club will be held
this evening in the Kalihiwsena
school.
Damien Council, Goung Mems Insti-
tute, meets this evening for regular
business in c. B. U. Hall, Catholic
! Mission grounds.
Edgar de Wolfe, civil engineer of
Kaneohe, has spent a week with his
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan
TeVis, at Waikiki.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Kalihi Improvem snt Club will be held
this evening at the KaIihi-waenR
schoolhouse at 1880.
Arthur L. MaeKaye. editor Of the
Hflo Tribune, is a visitor in the city,
spending a weeks vacation, the first
he has taken in years.
The Honolulu Street Railway EN-
ployes' Benefit Association will meet
at 1880 tomorrow evening at its club
house, Beretania street.
Miss Neya Young Of Marengo, Iowa,
is expected here soon to take charge
of the work among the girls at the
Gospel Mission Home in Kaimuki.
Pacific Rebekah Lodge No. I, I. o.
o. F., meets tonight for nomination
Of officers. This is also the third
evening Of the whist tournament.
Mr.. and Mrs! Walter W. Barnett of
Middle street, Kalihi, welcomed last
Saturday at the Department hospital,
Fort Shafter, the arrival Of a daugh-
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Albert Hanne.
berg of 1294D Cedar street, welcomed
at their home last Friday the arrival
OF son, who has been christened Ed
ward. u
Attorney Enos Vincent Of Wailuku,
Maui, who has been In the city at |
tending to cases before the supreme
court, left today for his Valley Island
home. & !
Lorrin A. Thurston has gone to San
Francisco and will return the latter
part Of July. He win join Mrs. Thurs
ton, who has been on the coast for |
some weeks. ~ a..
r. r. Craik Of the public works de. |
partment has left for the mainland |
and on his return win be accompa. |
MED by his bride. The wedding will |
take place in Virginia.
David Lani and Miss Maggie Mel.
son were married last Saturday by
Rev. H. H Parker, pastor Of Kawaia.
hao church, the witnesses being Mrs.
e. All See and J. C.Meyer.
Summons has been returned to cir.
cult court in the case OF Lydia Ka-
mae ct al against the Oahu Sugar |
Co, an action to enioin the defendantl
| from claiming certain lands valued at 4
about $150,o0o.
=. H. Schnack has gone to San
Francisco and win spend two or three
months on the Pacific coast. He viii
also visit his son. DIR. A. G. C. Schnack. |
Part Of the time Mr.. Schnack viii be
at Bartlett Springs. ....a
j. Kaniau Evans, who resigned as
clerk In the purchasing agents office
to work in the legislature, has return.
ed to his former position. Francis
Evans. who took his place, is leaving
for the mainland. e-- >... e.
With Rev. Kong Yin Tet, pastor Of
the Chinese Episcopal Church Of St
Peters officiating. Ching Young Chow
and Miss Nun Kan Hoong, promi-
nent in local young Chinese circles
were married last Saturday The wit
nesses were Tam Shee and B. o.
Suinn. ~ e
With Rev. Samuel X. Kamaiopili.
assistant pastor Of Kaumakapin
church, officiating, Nicholas K Hopii
of this city and Mrs. Minnie Akau Of
lit Fifteenth avenue, Knimuld, were
married last night at the home Of Hor.
and Mrs. James K. Lota, Maluhia Vii
lage. the hosts being the Witnesses to
the ceremony. Mr. Hopii was former:
~ connected with the Honolulu post
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