The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-01-30
Pertinent Paragraphs

Dr. Henry c.. Curtis, the noted play
ground expert, who arrived in Homo
lulu last week to advise the Islands
in connection with the physical dew
elopment of school children through
properly supervised recreation, will
visit the various districts of Oahu and
Kauai first, and will then come to
Maui on February Is to remain for n
week.
The Maui Woman's Club will meet
at the Territorial Building, Kahului,
on Monday afternoon, February 2, at
, O'Clock. After the business is dis
posed of there will be a talk by Rev.
II. V. White on the Progress of
Democracy" The charter will close
at this meeting.
Judge L. L. Burr, of the second cir
cult court, who has been seriously i'll
FOR the past several weeks, is back
from Lahaina where he was in the
hospital for some time. He is apparent
ly much improved in health, and was
able to occupy the bench for a short
time on Monday morning. He heard
a number of cases in chambers on
Thursday, and expects to be able to
take up the regular calendar, a weel
from next Monday, February 8.
The Friendly Club will hold its
monthly meeting at the Paia Communi-
ty House on next Friday, February 6,
at 3 o'clock.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Ma
kawao union church, will meet next
Tuesday afternoon at the Paia com
munity house.
NJ. H. Drummond, territorial bank
examiner, is on Maui this week check
ing up the books of the territorial
officials on this island.
Charles L. Hall, the well known
wholesale jeweler of Honolulu, is
making one of his periodical visits to
Maui this week.
Gerhard Froiseth, secretary of the
Hawaii rating bureau of the fire UNI
lerwriters association, is on Maui this
week. He is accompanied by Mrs.
Froiseth, and is registered at the
Grand.
S. S. Peck, chief chemist for Alexan-
& Baldwin, is making a business
visit to Maui this week.
Jack Peacock, of Australia, who has
1een visiting his brother w. F. Pea
aock at Puunene for several weeks,
for Hilo last Saturday for a short
Mrs. w. Leslie West, of Waimea,
Hawaii, who has been visiting friends
n Wailuku for the past two weeks,
departed for her home on Wednesday,.
Miss Shelshear, who resigned re-
emily as nurse at the Kula Sanitar-
UNI, departed last Saturday for Homo
ulu enroute to Vancouver, She has
succeeded at the Sanitarium by
Miss Percy, a nurse who arrived in
he Islands some time ago from over
seas service.
The Woman's Guild of the Church
If the Good Shepherd will meet with
Mrs. p. II. Ross, Waikiki on Tuesday,
February 3, at 2:30 p. m.
A delicatessen sale and garden
will be given by the Woman's
iuild, Waikiki, in the grounds of the
}hurch of the Good Shepherd on the
.-fternon of Saturday, February 14th.
Tea will be served, Home made pies,
'akes, cookies, Hawaiian laulau and
many other delicacies will be on sale.
Nj are cordially invited to attend.-
Adv.
The senior class of the Maui High
School will give a st. Valentines
Dance on February IA, at the Maka-
vac community house. An enjoyable |
inc is anticipated.
Mrs. Clark, OF Lahaina, a sister of
lrs. Ed. Waiaholo, died on Monday )
a short illness. She was about
IS years of age. The funeral took
on Tuesday.
At the entertainment and dance to
Re given tomorrow evening at Lahaina
~ the Maui members of the Kameha-
School alumnas for the benefit
# the Ida NJ. Pope memorial fund,
Mrs. c. A, Macdonald will read a
Drief biography of the late Miss Pope
md there viii be a number of musical
elections by c. d. and +. N. Luf! 4.
The Matson steamer Lurline is due