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The New York herald., 1921-09-16
BIG DRIVE APARTMENT
FIGURES IN TRANSFER
Sale Of the Haniifon Tops
List of Flat House Deals.

The twelve story Hamilton apartment
house at the northeast corner of River
side Drive and iitth street has BEEN
transferred by The A J. n. Realty Corr
poration to the l.. X. Schvartz Corn
pany. II fronts 1871 feet on the drive
and 1914 feet on 1ltth street. The sell
ing company allows n mortgage OF ssis.-
600 to remain on the property above a
prior mortgage for ;7i0.ooe.
Day & Day. Irc.. have sold for Joseph
Shenk the six story elevator apartment
house at the northwest corner OF Edge
combe avenue and 165th street. n
stands on plot Soxff0 and has ten
apartments on floor. Ths same brok-
ers have sold for a client to the Gotham
Improvement Company the northeast
corner of Second avenue and Ninety
fifth street. a five story tenement with
four stores, 25x100.
Michael Retaker resold the northeast
corner Of Lenox avenue and 1fSth
street. 25xS5. five story flat. held a,
$4,000. and renting for about $4,000.
to client OF Mack Cohen. Abraham
Leichter represented the purchaser and
seller.
John r. Davidson sold for Lizzie Van
Nosdall $50 Amsterdam avenue a Ave
story double flat with stores. 25x79.s.
+. L. Hewes. r. T. Donaldson and X.
Morrison, Jr.. as directors, have formed
the 433 West Thirty-seventh Street Cor
poration. to take over the four story
store tenement. a5x9s.9, at that address
To Rebuild Union Square Hotel.
Nathan II. Stone OF Stone 6 Schleimer
attorneys. announces that the Goldwitt
Realty Corporation, representing Will
lam p. Goldman. which purchased at
auction recently the Union Square Hotel.
at Union square and Fifteenth street. for
S225. 900. Is to alter the property as a
result Of the securing of loan Of $685.
600 from the Metropolitan Life Insur-
ance Company. The alteration includes
the increasing of the height of the build
ing to as many stories as the strength
OF the foundation will permit and the
installing of stores. lofts ard offices
The lease held by the present lessee is
subject to cancellation within ninety
days. According to Mr.. Stone work will
begin within thirty days.
The New York herald., 1921-09-16
BROOKLYN MARKET NEWS.

Martin Company sold for the estate
OF G. A. Silver to Kate Espie the dwell
ing at aS Hicks street.
J. Lacoy sold for the Frank Construc-
tion Company to ]. Tancer two and
one-half story dwelling with garage, 40
xl00. at 1879 East Twenty-first street.
Henry l.. Nielsen sold the dwelling al
1862 East Fourth street for Miss NJ
OConnor to w. c. Connell.
F. c. Sauter Agency sold 253 Twonty-
third street. a three family dwelling. for
Edwin NJ. La Roche also 625 Fifth
avenue. stcre and dwelling property
for Julia +. Travis.
Day h Day sold for the Stein estate
to the Gotham Improvement Company a
tract Of 426 lots at New Lots avenue.
adjoining Van Siclen avenue subway
station, East New York. The lots are
to be resold In parcels.
Martin Company leased to the Curran
campaign committee second floor loft
In Sc Court street.
The New York herald., 1921-09-16
ESTATES APPRAISED.

EDWIN w. ANDREWS December 49, iaoo,.
Leaving an estate OF 500. .s23. Wife. Bertha
rME TsT HndiTs e rcsEsT ss s0i s s'n
Leaving an estate Of sii0,a25. Principal
among fifteen bencficiaries is Mrs.
Ciorinda Tracy CLARKE; ak al friend Of Utica,
children each receive ss.e30 Cousins.
Mabel. Edith and Caroline Lawrerce OF
London. each receive s-'slo. american g,
Enri,y Aid Fund each receive 5000.
CARoirsE II. BROWN. Greenwich. Conn.
srea >, 20 ss VIM hssns ss taTsse n
Now York. Son. William II. Brown. u
r,uanc street. receives $500. Husband.
samuel r. Brown OF Greenwich. receives
EIrr,NAL Il. pABBITT (January -, ic,ol.
Leaving an estate Of S6s3.5f3. Wife. Lucie
Babbitt. =. East Seventy eighth street, re-
csivcs lIfe is.vrcpt In S3f23it and tenn
porhry interest IN two funda of siO+. i0l
beeueathed to son. Theodore. who eiso
receives sls.i6i outright. Daughters. Mrs.
md Eleanor Babbl.t. ia East severty-cighth
street, each receives SO, 900. Brother. Louis
A. Rabbit. Worthwhile. Mich. receives
coRNEIrA r.. PINtHAM. Montciair, N. >.
OF 455.2oa. with s2T.ti2 taxable in New
avenue. pun,cn, receiver s25. 900 and is
residuary legatee. other cousins receive as
follows: Helen j.. staoier. WASHINGTON.
$4,000: Gertrude Morton Baker and Helen
Nina Breed. washington. llfe interest in
s2n 600.
MARY n. SHEPARD. South Orange. y. j.
November H.. 1920. Leaving personal
estate OF si2s, $40 with s3t0s2 taxable in
Now York. Friend. Sophie Bache Walker
OF South Orange, receives p life interest In
S5f,G4 Brother Robert Fitch Shepard.
Washington. has an annuity Of $1,000 and
Ia the rcsdunry icKstec
ANsrsI. WEINBERG DULY s. 1900. Leaving
an estate OF s7L4ii. Sister. Rose Gold
Gutenberg. s12. .7ft: Rcna Herman. $i,236.
JOSEPHINE FISHER MAY 2s. 1921.
dren each receive $1o.509.
The New York herald., 1921-09-16
SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

Fish-Garmany Realty Corporation sold
mont avenue. Greenacres. Scarsdale, n.
Y. to J. r. Carson.
George Howe sold at Pelham for
John Tcmpleton his residence with ga
rage on Pelhamda!e avenue to Gus
tavos Nelson OF this city: also leased
In Pelhsu, Heights for Joseph Keamp-
Ter his residence and garage to Areson
ID. Burr of this city.
Scarsda!e Estates, Robert n. Farley
president. leased an apartment in the
Hammond Building at Hartsdalc, N.
y. To Walter !. Davids of Wcstfieid.
~. j.
Joseph r. Merriam sold for Truman r..
Chamberlain his bungalow on Grand
view place. Mount Kisco. N. Y, to Thorn.
as r.. Monroe OF Brooklyn also for
@. Hilliard Ross his bungalow on Grove
street TO Fred l.. Paine OF Mount
Kisco.
Lewis II. May Company leased cor
rer store In the Tngraham Building al
Long Beach, l.. T.. to Bcrncr- Geigcr,
Inc. druggists at total rental OF
$4,000. The space rented figures 81
a square foot. Cass & APPEL repre-
Ecnted tho owner as attorneys. and u.
KoDploman represented the tenant as
attorney.
The o. l.. Schwenckr Land and I'm.
rrovement Company has sold plots OF
from four to seven lots In the vicinity
OF Hampstead. l.. T.. to NJ. Jacobson, A.
Tymoiu. @. Kluezka. c. Brabon, o.
johnson. w. Sparth. II. Montanen. ].
graber. a. Polak. II. Hcrschowits. j.
Hoppe. NJ. Kramer. c. Repnie, u. Smith.
j. Ryan, NJ. George. II. Rozell. w. Wood
J.. Manner, r. Dunwoody, u. Bentley.
"a. Bond, Lcidner & Kaufman, T. Bow
man. l.. Ciezkowi. J. Salarich. Il. Ram
bich. /. Dexter. A. Post. r. Mcclure and
J. Fenaro.
The New York herald., 1921-09-16
IN TIE AUCTION ROOM.
III vEsEY STREET.
rfw rtpretu Qatda ~

pELAScEY sT. 100. n $. o2.4 Il " Ridge
~, four ATTY tint and strs. 22xfno-r'rances
Irving Brooks as tr ct al eet Fanny Left
tcvitx ct al: Beekman. Mcnken Gris-
com. attys amt due. s.t - s2 taxes. Ac,
1000: 10 the plaintiff for $4,000.
The New York herald., 1921-09-16
Transfers in Manhattan.

T. & S. Ice Cream Company. the
tenant. bought the seven story build
ing. 25x10o. at s Cannon street. adjoin-
ing the northeast corner of Grand
street.
Peter Klec sold to Nathan Lyons, q
four story building, 20x9S.9, at sos
West Thirty-fourth street.
Tho Marlborough apartments. two
seven story elevator houses at 35S and
500 West Fifty-eighth street. near Ninth
avenue. have been sold by the Hoffman
Homes Corporation to Frank Ruben
stein and Barnet f'igarsky. They cover
plot 7axi0o.5. and were sold subject
10 mortgages totalllng $4,000.
Carrie Frankel sold to the 160th
Strect-Trinity Avenue Corporation a
six story tenement with stores, 43.3x
1922. at 4ft East Eighty-frst street.
Lulu Sally sold 10 Adolph Hill five
story tenement, 2Gxi00.5. at 535 West
Fffty-second street.
Threton Realty Company sold to
Catherine Randall n three story dwell
ing. i7xss.i1. at 537 West 147th street.
Marietta L.. Ravekes sold to Bernard
A. Smith three story dwelling, l5x
1904. at "a. West Forty-sixth street.
Josephine =. o'Donoliue sold to Julia
7. Talon a three story dwelling, at $50
West Seventy-first street.
>. Albert Reed sold to Eleanor S. Nc
Miilen a three story dwelling. 1S.9x
1905. ut i4s East Fifty-fifth street. 1f'
William G. Strange sold to August
Elmer three story dwelling. 1sxl00.S.
1t 26s West Ninetieth street.
Richard u. Johnston sold TO J. Law
ton kendrick five story dwelling. Tx
zoos, Mt e62 West Ninety-third street.
The New York herald., 1921-09-16
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above 18th st. to 5sth st. Unciusive).
Fast River 10 North Rises.
The New York herald., 1921-09-16
AUTO SERVICE BUILDING
LEASED FOR S225, 900
Slight Abatement Seen ir
Pace Of Renting Market.

faise Detroit Sarvice Comnany leased
through Gross & Brown Company ut an
aggregate rental OF se50.000 the service
building at $50 West Fif,y-flfth street
through TO Fifty-sixth street The top
floor of this building. containing $4,000
square feet. IL completely surrounded by
factory windows. Tho same brokers
leased space IN the Fisk Building to John
n. Cooper, exporter: also TO Charles L.
Howell. artist
The southwest corner of Seventy-third
street and First avenue, n four story
building. 25xi0o. was leased by Frances
1luck 10 the Sibmln Realty Corporation
Tor twoniy-one years at rentals aggre-
eating about $4,000. The premises are
"a he altered by a. tenant into stores.
loft and apartments at an expense of
about $4,000. Tho lessee wac repre-
rented BY lclhu J. Zwilling as attorney.
INC Lewis l.. Eosenthsi Company acting
as broker
The Kent Realty Company leased for
the Manhattan New Star Restaurant,
Inc, The south store IN 2e2s Broadway
70 1harlotte DIXON for eight years. The
rental aggregates $4,000.
Albert y. Arhfor;h. Inc. with Ewing.
Bscon q Henry. leased space In the Iig-
gett Building, Madison avenue and
Fnrty-second street. 20 Paul Englander !;
also. with the Biitmore Realty COMPANY.
l.sscd space III 1857 Broadway 70 the
Nunnaiiy Company.
A. a. Hescfnan leased corner store IN
.ias Madison avenue 20 Antonio Rcda.
Joseph pulice and Louis provanxano !:
also store and basement IN ss West
Thlrfv-scventh street Ia Gus Kobiitz md
frDnk ~ehrank rcstsurEtcnrs. and store
~ - West Thirty ninth street 70 Spiel
herK Printing Company. Inc
Crors a Brown Company leancd space
IN s89 West Fifty-fIfth street 20 L. G.
nlxeiow A CO also fourth floor I'm rs
- ~ East Twenty ninth stree, 10 Adolph
cohn ans ida Holt manufacturers OF
Fiik dresses.
Butler mnf Baldwin. Inc. leased for
the f.nns Curiosity shop the rev store In
80 Madison avenue 10 William Hunt,
"a sutry milllnor1
Charles q. i.1v ards Company rented
store and basement IN 10 and ~ Thomas
fireet 70 Jruas Y. white a Co. Inc. /:
store IN I Fast Thirtv-clxhih street %
Alexsresr ~ Ssrony offices in ITO
lffth avsrue - the Borcal chsmicai
frodurfs Corporation. Augustus Uhl, -.
Nerel 60. AMI Allen Ramaay.
~ Nosen'h~i Company lesssA II +.
NAtanNcn siNhth 1oor In ~ and 30 West
Teen't-eignth street
The New York herald., 1921-09-16
REALTY NEWS BRIEFS.

Capitalized at 100000, the newly
formed West 135th Street Realty Com
pany. with Emil Taski. Jacob s. Good
stein and Sidonia Mochson as direc-
tors. Is the buyer of the Ridgeae'd
apartments at 629 West 135th street.
sold recently by Frederick Brown.
Day & Day were the brokers In the
sale for y. Stelnmetz to client OF
Tarter's Exchange OF the new moving
picture theatre on the south side of
116th street. $50 feet west of Third ave-
nue., formerly the old Borden milk depot.
Frank Carrado is the buyer of the
house at 406 East Hath street, sold
recently
The New York herald., 1921-09-16
IN QUEENS BOROUGH.

,, Albert JohBtra sold for Charles
". Valentine the eleven room dwelling.
5ox1oo. 117 I.esvit, avenue. Flushing.
20 Saliva Rlzzo.
The New York herald., 1921-09-16
RLsipENTiAL LEASES.

Dougis~ l. Eiilnsn Co. leased an
spertmcnt ~ Ia East Sevsnty-sixta
street - julien ~. g. Shackno. whose
engagement - Miss Adelaide Kin Rhine
ltnder hsa tust hesn announced also
Furnished apartment for the winter in
~ East Ssventy-scvsnth street 20 will
Am Paine Thompson Preston: also an
~Ssce m ifq West Fify-flf,h street for
Julius Tishmen \ Sons 20 DR.. Ven AZ
ftync ir Cornell
Samuel ". Martin ieesed ,he dwelling
"a 3a2 West isSth street 10 Matilda
Nelson
The New York herald., 1921-09-16
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above Isth st. To 59tl; st. uneIusive).
East River 10 North River.
The New York herald., 1921-09-16
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above fsth st. ~ 5sth SC. Inclusive,
East River TO North River.
The New York herald., 1921-09-16
STAFFORD BROS. BUY
16 STORY BUILDING
Acquire 1919 West 37th st.
From Tishmans; Give Lloyds
Neck Estate in Exchange.

Julius Tishnian e Sons. builders tJu-
Illus Tishman. David Tishman. Alexan-
der Tishman and. Louis Tishman). have
sold to Stafford Brothers the new six
teen story office building, 93xsS.9. at Is
to 10 West Thrty-seventh street. ad-
Joining the Franklin Simon Building.
The Thirty-seventh street building is
one of the newest office buildings In
the Fifth avenue zone and has among
its tenants American Red Cross.
American Institute of Banking and
Eastern Milling Association. In part
payment for the property Stafford
Brothers have given Broadwaters.
the former estate of Mrs. Jennie STAFF
ford Murphey, at Lloyds Neck. con-
tanning about 100 acres with modern
buildings.
The Lloyds Neck property immedi-
ately adjoins the 1.740 acre estate re-
Gently acquired by Marshall Field and
IS surrounded by estates of such well
known New Yorkers as William j.
Matheson. Walter Jennings and James
w. Gerard. and Is opposite the Sea-
wanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club.
Broadwaters has frontage of more
than 1000 feet on Cold Spring Har-
Dor. The house is of Italian architec-
ture and is built on hill overlooking
Long Island Sound. Oyster Bay and
the Connecticut shore.
Several new homes are now in course
OF erection at Lloyds Neck, including
the Marshall Field house and the home
of cx-Ambassador Gerard Broad
waters has been held at $500. 600.
Ward & Ward and Andrew +. Gilsey
were the brokers. McLear & McLcar
represented Stafford Brothers, and
Stoddard & Mark represented the Tish-
mans.
Manh8ftcn and Brooklyn Trade.
Day & Day have traded the six three
story business buildings at the south
west corner of Leonard street and West
Broadway, owned by Joseph Shenk. for
block front on Ocean Parkway. be-
tween Parkville and Foster streets.
Brooklyn. which was given in part pay
ment.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-06-17
o
OLNEY, SR.

Word of the death of Warren Olney
ST., who visited the Howells a few
months ago, came to Mrs. Howell this
week. He was a distant relative and
for more than so years a close friend
of her family. He died at his home in
Oakland, California, at the age of 80.
Mr.. Olney was a veteran of the
Civil War and was wounded at Shi-
lob, participating in several of the
most important battles of the war.
After graduation from Ann Arbor he
went to California in 1869 and took
up the practice of law, retiring in
1910. At n time he was president
OF the California Par Association and
was mayor of Oakland in 1906. He
was the father of Associate Justice
Warren Olney, Jr., of the California
Supreme Court.
His death vas due to pneumonia
following a cold contracted several
weeks previously.
While on Maui Mr.. Olney made a
large number of friends.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-06-17
Conditions for Labor
On Maui Found Good

OF the recent visit to Maui by Mrs.
Louise Macmillan, the Honolulu AID.
vertiser printed the following:
Mrs. Louise Macmillan has return
ed from the island of Maui where she
spent the last five days in a tour of
inspection among the plantations, Wis
ting the Maui Agricultural company,
the Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar
company, the Waikiki Sugar com
pany, the Pioneer Mill company, and
the Olowalu company.
Conditions on the plantations have
shown a marked improvement in the
last IS months, Mrs. Macmillan stat
ed, the laborers being now furnished
with houses the equal of those in the
towns. In some cases plantations
have expended sums TO the amount of
800, 900 in an effort to equip the
workers quarters with every modern
improvement, she said.
Taken as a whole Maui shows the
results of a progressive policy among
the planters, according to Mrs. Mac
MILAN, and the day of Indifference
toward plantation labor IN tie art
of the employers is at an end"
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-06-17
Performing Bears to
To Be Seen Next Week

Trained animals! The words have
an appeal to the grown-ups and they
spell delight TO the children. To the
oldsters they are reminiscent of circus
days back in the old home, to the
youngsters there is wonderment that
wild things can be taught to do such
antics, that there is so much almost
human intelligence in wild things.
And bears! They are the livings illus,
trations of stories read to or by the
little folk.
Four performing bears are to be on
Maui the coming week. 1t is an at
traction out of the ordinary here on
Maui and the troop that is coming are
said to be remarkable performers. II
is something different, something alb
SOlutely new to many and the Hip
should be crowded Tuesday as should
be Kahului theater on Wednesday.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-06-17
COMING EVENTS

FRIDAY, JUNE II

FRIDAY, JUNE II
Meeting of Wacs, Court House, z p.
IN.
SATURDAY, JUNE 1s
Finals Puunene singles handicap,
Puunene court, 4 p. M.
Dance of Roselani Troop, Girl
Scouts, Kahului Community House.
Dance of Mary Hoffman Orchestra,
Lahaina Armory.
SUNDAY, JUNE 10
B~accalaureate sermon for high
school, Rev. Augustine Jones, Maka'
wac Church. Public invited, IL a. IN,
TUESDAY, JUNE Fl
Sale of seats for Fourth of July
races opens to members of association
at Baldwin Bank
kahului Ladies Aid meets with
Mrs. Fantom at $3.50 p. m.
High School Dance, invitational.
Industrial Accident board meets.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE %
Meeting of Society for Psychical
Research, 7:45 p. m.
WEDNESDAY,, JUNE %
Glass day exercises of High School,
invitational.
FRIDAY, JUNE "a
Closing exercises in the schools.
Commencement exercises of High
School, Paia Community House, even
ing.
TUESDAY, JUNE 20
Sale of seats for Fourth of July
races opens for general public at
Baldwin Bank.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 90
Miss Sadie Carey's musical recital
at Territorial building.
SATURDAY, JULY 2
Dance of Maui County Fair and
Racing Association, Territorial build.
ing, Kahului.
MONDAY, JULY q
Race meet and Polo at Fair grounds
Dance for benefit of Children's
Home at Territorial Building.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-06-17
SERVICES IN THE CATHOLIC
CHURCHES

st. Anthony Church, WaiIuku
Rev. Father Justin, Pastor.
Fifth Sunday after Pentecost.
Gospel: st. Matt. Chapter V. Vers-
es 20-24. True Justice"
Children's Mass 8 a. m.
Holy Mass 10 a. m.
Holy Communion for the Sodality
of The Children of Mary at the 8
o'clock Mass.
Our Lady Of Victory Church, Lahalna
Rev. Father Bruno.
Holy Mass 8 a. m.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-06-17
PERSONAL MENTION

Supervisor DrulAmond returned TO
Hama Tuesday.
DR.. George S. Aiken sailed for the
mainland " ednesday.
d. c. Lindsay went to Honolulu on
a business trip Monday night.
Miss May X. Weir of the territorial
board of health was a visitor on Maui
over Kamehameha Day.
Mrs. Henry Washburn Baldwin was
hostess at a beach party at Paia last
evening.
d. c. Lindsay returned from a meet
ing of the board of public instruction
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. ]. Garcia will leave for the
coast on the Wilhelmina tomorrow
night.
Mrs. Erdman ID. Baldwin returned
to Waikiki Wednesday after an alb
sence since last December.
T. Burlem, former Maui resident,
has been in Waikiki on a business
visit.
Mrs. Charles Plunkett and children
were Keanae passengers on the XII
lauea.
George w. Weight left for the coast
on the last Manoa on an extended
trip for the benefit of his health.
Senator 4. +. Tavares made a briet
visit to Honolulu last week returning
on the Mauna Kea Wednesday.
A. A. Durant anne up from Honolulu
Tuesday to look over installation
work in progress on this Island.
Miss Helen Tam Yau left for Hilo
on the Mauna Kea Wednesday and is
spending her vacation with relatives
there.
Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Campbell OF
Puunene are now on the coast and
letters recently received say they are
having an enjoyable vacation.
A. Enos, Waikiki agent for the Ka-
hului Railroad, returned from Homo
lulu Tuesday having taken in the
Foresters' Happlyland.
Miss Cleo Case returned from the
mainland on the Wilhelmina and will
spend the summer with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. II. Case.
George Soon has been in Honolulu
in the intrests of the business lie Is
soon to open in Kahului in a store
" III tllO new folColClo buiiuill5'
Chairman S E. Kalama of the board
of supervisors made a business trip
to Hama Tuesday, returning Wednes-
day.
Duke Kahanamoku, Bill" Harris
and Haig Prieste ended their Maui
visit Monday night and returned to
Honolulu on the Mauna kea.
Rev. J. NJ. Lydgate of Lihue, Kauai,
has been spending a few days on
Maui. He recently resigned the edi-
torship of the Garden Island.
B. o. Wist, principal of Kameha-
meha III school left Lahaina on the
Mauna kea and sailed from Honolulu
Wednesday, starting his summer va
cation.
Mrs. Maude German, whose daugh-
ters, Misses Helen and Neva German,
have been teaching at Paia this year
was an arrival on the Kilauea Tues
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Hawkins
of Central Avenue will Don nov in
to a new house being constructed for
them neal the corner of Central
Avenue and Mill street.
George w. Weight, assistant mana
ger of the East Maui Irrigation Co.,
left On the Manoa last Wednesday
for California, where he will remain
four OF five months to benefit his
health. Mrs. Weight and children
will remain on Maui during Mr..
Weights absence.
Mrs. Helen Mar Linton has changed
her plans of going East from Port
land. Her son Richard has a position
for the summer with headquarters
1t Portland and she is with him there.
Later she will go South to Los Ange-
les. Her change in plans makes no
difference in the date of her intended
return.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-06-17
Makawao Union Church
w. Augustine Jones, Minister.

Rev. Augustine Jones, Minister.
Morning worship, IL a. m.
Mr.. Jones will preach the Bacca-
laureate sermon for the High School
on the subject of 1.-THE Training of a
Leader" The address will tell in
modern words the story of the pre-
paration o ia kind for his high office,
HE Chose David His Servant and
Took Him From the Sheepfold to be
the Shepherd of His People" AS an
inspiring service of music the chorus
choir will render Spicker's Anthem,
Fear Not, o Israel" while Nevin's
Spirit of God. Descend Upon My
Heart" will be sung by Mrs. II. A.
Baldwin and Mr.. H. w. Baldwin.
A large attendance is desired. The
faculty and student body of the High
School will be present with their
friends.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-06-17
SOCIETY
BEACH PARTY

BEACH PARTY
DR.. and Mrs. Frank r. Missner gave
a delightful beach party at their
home in Kahului Wednesday evening.
The guests were Rev. and Mrs.
George H. DeKay, Mr.. and Mrs. Hump
rey, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Mckenzie, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Hogs, Rev. and
Mrs. E. E. Pleasant, Miss Mary De-
Kay and Miss Lucy Hale .
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-06-17
Wailuku Union Church

Wailuku Union Church
w. c. Order, Minister.
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Organ Recital at 700 p. m.
Evening worship at 1880 p. m. Ser
mon subject, 1.-The Fruits of Chris
tianity in America" Mr.. w. H. Hut
ton will sing at this service.
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IN THE CHURCHES

Church Of the Good Shepherd
Holy Communion in the morning at
8 o'clock (First Sunday in the month
at 11:00.)
Church Sunday School, at 10 a. m.
Morning Prayer sermon at IL a. m.
j. Charles Villiers, Rector.
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kahuIui Union Church
Sunday, June 10.
Services 1880 p. m.
Sermon topic: What Jesus Says
About Sim
Rev. George H. DeKay, minister.
The Community Church, Lahaina
w. A. Tate, Phi. D., Minister.
Services in Baldwin kindergarten
at II a. m, plantation time).
Sermon The Unacceptable God"
All are cordially invited to this
service.