Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-24

AteLnOOp IN mis- CHAMBERS.
Court Canoes, Ancient Order OF
Foresters. meets this evening in San
Antonio hall for regular business.
Special meeting. with school OF IN
| struction by the grand lecturer. In
Masonic Temple this evening At 80.
George R. Carter, who has Just re-
turned from the East, will address the
Commercial club at the lunch hour to-
| morrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. English and Miss
Lillian E. Snyder, who arrived in Homo
lulu on the Wilhelmina, are registered
at the Pieasanton Hotel. :,
Robert R. Craik, harbor board In
spector. returned this morning from
a vacation trip to the mainland. bring
ing bride with him. Mrs. Craik was
a Frankfort, Kentucky, girl.
Robert Quinn, father Of Judge Glenn
K Quinn of Hilo, and T. J. Quinn Of
Honolulu, recently died at Elkade,
iowa. where he had resided as a re-
tired farmer He was 80 years old.
A special meeting of William Nc
Kinley Lodge No. 8, knights OF
Pythias, will be held this evening
for comforting the first and third
ranks
A benefit dance will be held in
Lusitana hall the evening of Aug. 4.
the proceeds of which will go to the
aid Of the new Po-tUSGo2e languag:
school.
After having been kept at home for
the last few days by illness, Miss Les
ter Lemon, registrar general OF the
bureau Of vital statistics Of the board
Of health, returned to her duties to-
day.
Documents entered Of record in the
bureau of conveyances include the
transfer Of land in Hilo, Hawaii by
Samuel Parker, Jr., and wife, to A.
W. Carter, trustee, for the sum OF
$4,000.
A dance will be given by the Isl
Company, Fort Kamehameha, at the
headquarters pavilion, Friday evening. |
July 81, 1917. Auto bus will leave
Fort and King streets for the usua:
invited guests.
Charged with embeZZlement, Lionel |
R. A. Hart, former local stock broker,
will be returned to Honolulu early |
next month in the custoday Of Captain |
has been spending the last month on |
the mainland.
Suits for divorce have been filed |
In circuit court as follows: Manuel |
W. Howell against Charlotte Howell. |
alleged intemperance; Manuel e. Cos |
IA against Bessie Costa, alleged deser. |
tions ]. h Paimoka Sgainst Peter
Paimoku, alleged desertion. Il
Miss Anita Wittrock was married to
Edward. Wilcox, at 1888 Fort, street,
Pauao, on Sunday BY Rev. Samuel K. |
KamaiopiH. Miss Hilda Wittrock and |
George w. Alberts were bridesmaid |
and best man, respectively. The |
couple will make their home at 1888 |
Fort street.
J. Mrs. Mary Souza-Wi1kins, about 26
years of age, died at the home of her
parents, on Prospect and Puowaina
streets last night. tuberculosis was
the cause. She was the wife of Ed.
ward wilkins, a carpenter, who has
been residing at Paia, Maui, on &C
count Of his health.
Mrs. F. Coffee, wife of a Sydney
publisher, gave a dinner in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Halstead and
Mrs. Lakeland at the Pleasanton Hotel
on July %. Mrs. Coffee was an ar.
rival in Honolulu on a Canadian.
Australian liner last week and will |
leave for San Francisco tomorrow on
the Matsonia. r."
John d. McVeigh, superintendent Of
the leper settlement at Kalaupapa,
returned today at noon accompanied
by DR. F. e. Trotter, chief quaran-
tine officer Of the local United States
public health service. DR.. Trotter is
on official business while Superin-
tendent McVeigh returns after a 10
days visit in Honolulu.
Jesse Duke, who was found not
guilty in federal court several months
ago on q charge Of having murdered
an aged stableman and moneylender
named George at Schofield Barracks,
was arraigned In Circuit Judge Heen's
court today on = charge of having
procured three women to practiss
commercialized vice. At the instance
Of his attorney, L. NJ. Straus, the case
was continued until o'clock next
Monday for plea Bond in the case
was fixed in the sum Of $500.
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