Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-01

Mr.. and Mrs Samuel L. Wong OF
1929 Piikoi street, became the parents
Monday Of a son, who has been
named Samuel l.,
Cpl. Walter Parton. End Compan%,
c. A. c., of Fort RUger and Mrs. Par
ton welcomed at their home last
Thursday the arrival OF a son
Miss Elizabeth McMenamim. Mrs.
Stewart Duncan AMI Mrs. James Mon
roe have returned from Molokai, where
they spent a months vacation.
DR.. and Mrs. James Alfred Morgan
welcomed at their nome in kahala,
this island, the arrival Of a son Mon
day. The youngster has been chris
tened William Brewster.
The regular monthly meetings Of
the Epiphany Woman's Auxiliary and
Guild will be held at the guild hall on
Tenth avenue on Monday, August s.,
beginning at 2:30 O'Clock.
Bishop Libert Of the Catholic mis-
sion, who has been in the mainland
the past few months, is expected to
return to Honolulu in the Matsonia,
which is due here August IS.
Theodore B. Thiele, until recently
general manager Of the Alexander
Young hotel interests, has taken up
the management of the Health, Rest
and Pleasure resort, Byron Hot
Springs, California.
Twin daughters were born to Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Hunt of q Prospect
street on Friday of last week. Mr..
Hunt says that the babies have
formed a compact; that while one
sleeps the other cries, and vice versa
Henry Smith, clerk of the circuit
court, left yesterday in the Kinau
for Hanalei, Kauai, where he VIII
spend a months vacation. During his
absence Benjamin N. Kahalepuna and
Mrs Sibyl Davis will have charge OF
the office.
Simeon Kaaihue and Miss Mary Ma
hakuelua were married Monday by
Rev. s. K. Kamaiopili, assistant pas
tor Of Kaumakapii church. The wit
nesses were Ikaia Kaaihue and Wilson
Nahakuelua, respective fathers Of the
bridegroom and bride.
Miss Anne Pinho, member of the
faculty of the government school at
Waipahu, this island, and Sydnor c.
Smith were married Tuesday of last
week by Rev. Father Patrick st. Leger
of the Catholic Mission, the witnesses
and Rev. Father Alphonse Blom.
A silk American flag, IA feet long,
and made by the girls of the fifth
and sixth grades of the Kalaheo !
school, Kauai, was presented to fifth |
circuit court recently. 1t was official |
~ used On July IL, when 10 new |
French, Porto Rican, Portuguese and |
Spanish men became citizens of Amer |
lea.
Miss Cathrina Akina died at the |
Queens hospital Monday night follow
ing an operation which was performed |
to relieve her from an illness from
which she had long been suffering
The funeral services will be held at |
the parlors Of SilVa's undertaking es-
tomorrow afternoon at
B 80 o'clock.
Miss Fenella Margaret K. Miles
vas married to Sergt. Paul B. Porter,
20. D, LIST regiment, N. G. H., at 7:45
,'clock on Monday evening by Rev.
Father Maximin Alff, provincial, at
he Catholic mission. Lewis B. Reeves
md Miss Mildred e. Farr were wit
lesses. Sergt. Porter is connected
With Levers & Cooke, while his bride
las been a student in the training
school for nurses at the Queens hos
,ital.
The regular meeting of the High
School Alumni Association will be
leld at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. b. Laing's at Eva Friday evening
It 8 o'clock. Forty Of the members
will travel down on two big buses
eaving the Mckinley High School
grounds at 7:15 o'clock sharp. A pro-
,ram has been arranged by Mrs.
Aaing and with the presence of Sam
<ahalewai's Hawaiian Glee club a
rery delightful time is expected. =.
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