The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-09-06
BREVITIES

Mrs. NJ. =. Frosser win be the hostess
this evening at st. Andrews cathedral
parish to the enlisted men OF the Army
aud Navy. She will be assisted by
the Misses Marshall who have charge
Of the musical program and Mrs. VIII
Soper, the games. @e%. ,a3'A
Internal Revenue Collector Hath
away, through his deputy, F. c. Harper,
has issued notice that. blanks for
capital stock returns for the, year end.
ing June 30, 1918, have been received
and are being mailed out to corpora.
tions The time for filing out the
blanks has been extended to October 81
Many Of the young men who failed
to qualify for commissions as officers
at the last officers training camp at
SchoReld Barracks have made inquiry
of the army department headquarters
as TO whether, or not they can now bo
assigned to the First and Second Hn
waiian Infantry instead of rejoininG
their own regiments on the mainland
Owing to the desire Of Col. Will
Wayne, adjutant general of the Ha
waiian National Guard, to turn over
his duties to a new man, Governor
Mccarthy yesterday forwarded cable
gram to the war department at Wash
ington. urging speed in the selection
of new adiutant general. The gov
crnor recommended local man to
succeed Colonel Wayne about -four
weeks ago.
Funeral services for the late Mrs
Manuel X. Cook were, held at -four
| clock Yesterday afternoon in the
Catholic Church Of the Sacred Heart
Punahou, Rev. Father Stephen J. Allen
castro officiating. The service was at
tended by many friends. Interment
was in Nuuanu cemetery.
Judge Horace w, Vaughan rendered
a decision yesterday morning which
holds the owners of the James MakeC
and McCabe, Hamilton 4 Renney re
spOnsible for damages to the extent OF
$l9lO.34 for the breaking of fly
wheel which Cation, Neill & Company
delivered for shipment to Manila on the
| little vessel.
j. o. Warner, who has charge of the
Boys Working Reserve of Hawaii
will preach at the Methodist Churcl
| Sunday morning at eleven o clock. The
young people will have their fellowship
I lunch hour at fve-thirty as usual at the
Methodist Church. Mr.. Ross Page will
lead the devotional meeting at six
thirty on the topic; 'Weak places il
our League to be Strengthened. "
John NJ. Whitenack will give an ex
hibition of colored stereopticon view
at eight clock this evening at tn,
| Halekulani hotel to which the friend
and neighbors of the Waikiki hosiery
are invited. The views are of Islam,
scenes which Mr.. Whifenack has taken
An the proceeds will be turned over t,
the Red Cross. No admission will br
! charged but collection will be taken
A eorOners jury, empanelIed, by Coro
ner julius Asch yesterday absolved L
H. Kilsbey from all aDlaIne for the kill
ing of a japanese boy last Sunday
when his auto struck the lad at Bere
tania and Alexander Streets. The evi
dence showed that the boy was ridinj
bicycle and became frightened as h.
saw the approaching ear and jumped
from the bicycle into the path of tn
approaching auto.
AIMING NapOli, an enlisted man il
Troop c. Fourth Cavalry, was arreste,
yesterday afternoon BY Beach Guar,
Lukela Kaupiko. According to state
ment that the guard made to the police
Napoli was hiding under the women
dressing rooms at the Outrigger Clul
taking an occasional peep at the styl
of bathing suits the women had bee
wearing as they returned from thei
plunge in the bri4y.
Following request from many o
the men who failed to qualify as Off
GERS from the last officers trainin
camp at Schofeld Barracks, transfer
of thirteen men were ordered yester
day to duty with the Second Havana
J Infantry, at SchOfeld. Many of thes
men were civilians and on entering tn
army to try for commissions were a,
signed to various regular regiment
which are now on the mainland. Tn
list includes Vivian Dyer, Oliver A
Flick, Stanley Wright, Milo Vanck, Ro,
coe c. Bfightup, W. f. Harrison, &.
Hofgaard, }. d. Lewis Jr., Guy Z. Mac
farIane, F. d. Mott, R. II. Palmer, "
A. Robbins, w. }. Stephens and Georg
Y. Bennett.