Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-02
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Hawaiian Lodge. F. Z A NJ. meets
tonight.
Harmony Lodge, l. o. o. F.. confers
the first degree tonight
Attorney Claude Noilenbery was
this morning admitted to practise in
the federal court.
Miss Florence Morton OF Marysyilfe.
KY, and Sergt William Kernts. 18th
Inf., Schofield. were married Friday
by Rev. s. K. Kamaopili.
Howard Benner, son Of Mrs. Edwin
Benner. has been taken to the Queens
| hospital. He Is recovering rapidly
from an operation Tor appendicitis.
Joseph Alexander and W. B. Bolster,
both employees of the Honolulu Rapid
Transit Company, have filed petitions
In federal court for naturalization.
In the case OF o. Mort in which
judgment were reserved since Friday
Judge Monsarrat on Saturday found
E.he defendant guilty and levied a fine
OF SIS.
An Informal meeting Of the Cousins
Society Is called for Tuesday after
noon, April 3. between the hours Of
and $3.50, at the Old Chamberlain
house to consider the best use to
which the building can be put.
The Cousins Society has called an
4 l..N "a A <fn1rnk Tree.
| day afternoon, April 3, at the old
Chamberlain house TO consider how
| the building may be best used.
Saturday afternoon many members
OF the Fifth District Republican Club
gathered for the first campaign meet
| ing to pc held at the headquarters OF
joel c. Cohen. candidate for mayor.
Campaign plans we're discussed and
Cohen made a short talk telling why
he was running for mayor.
The Hawaiian Girls Club of the =
w. C. A. entertained the members
and their friends at luau at the as
sociation on Saturday evening. A
number OF boys with ukuleles and
steel guitars. were invited to be pres
emit, and following q musical program
the club entertained with moving pic
lures.
Al number OF members of the r
w. C. A. journeyed ont TO the Ho-i
nolulu Sugar Mil on Saturday after
noon for an outing. After spending
two hours investigating the refining
OF sugar the members visited the rice
| fields. and a number of photographs
were taken Of the water baffaloes.
The Y. ~. G. A. win organize a.
dramatic class tonight. a new depart
ure in the institution under the direc-
| ton OF Mrs. Fred Ohrt. The meeting
VIII start at Z $50. Mrs. Ohrt forcefully
| demonstrated her ability as a dra-
matte teacher by predicting the popu-
lar Maker Of Dreams" last January.
Miss Marjorie Caps accompanied.
the Manoa and Kakaako clubs Of the
Y. W. G. A. to hike out ManOa Val
| ley on Saturday afternoon. After q
picnic party the members Of the clubs
climbed the mountains until Miss
/ Capps called halt on the Alpine
exertions of many members OF the
iparty.
The monthly meeting Of the Wom.
ans Board Of Missions will be held to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock instead
Eof 2:30, IN the parlors Of Central
| Union church. It will be Lenten
service with DR.. J. d. Williams as the
speaker. All women strangers as
wells as residents are invited to this
meeting
| There vii be q rehearing next
Saturday in Judge Ashtord's court Of
the cases Of Harry A. Wilson, found
guilty yesterday of stealing rope last
year from the Matson wharf. and Os-
car Humphries, who has been convict
ed OF dynamiting house on Liliha
street. Attorney Burr for the former
/ and Attorney Rawllns for the latter
have requested this action.
/ F. G. Hale, soldier, is at the de-
partment hospital today with q brok-
en- arm: Sergt. w. K. Dean occupies
4 cot nearby, suffering from bruises:
Charles p. Spencer is In the Queens
hospital with broken leg, and Thorn
as Aukai is at home thanking his
lucky stars that he escaped serious
! injury when two motorcycles crashed
lon King street near the Palama fire
station yesterday AFTERNOON.
John d. Abreu, aged 81, . native OF
Portugal and brother Of the late Po-
iiceman Manuel D. Abreu. whose muir
derer is now in prison, died Thursday
on Kunawai lane off Liliha street. He
has lived here nearly al his life. Is
survived bya wife and child and was
member of Lusitana and Sac Mar
tinho societies. The funeral was held
Sunday afternoon from Silva's under
taking parlors and burial Is to be In
/ the Kalihiwaena Catholic cemetery
lSlx COUNTY FUNDS AGAIN
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