The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-05-23
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Woman's Club AHairs-The annual
luncheon of Maui Woman's Club will
be held a week from next Saturday
and the meeting of the club for the
year on June 5.
Masons to Meet-A special meeting
Lodge Maui No. 472 will be held on
Thursday evening of this week, May
IS, at 1880. The first degree will be
conferred.
Alumnae Banquet-An invitation is
issued by the Maunaolu Seminary
Alumnae Association to a banquet to
be held at the Seminary a week from
next Friday evening, June 2, at 1880.
Fine Wireless Piant-Manager Nor
ris of the Royal Hawaiian Sales Co.
has had installed in his home one of
the finest radio receiving plants own
ed by any amateur on this Island.
Hyades Friday-The Hahului Rail
DAD Company announces that ths
Hyades is expected in port Friday
and will leave for Kaanapali on Sat
urday. She brings freight for both
ports.
Bishop Libert Here Ri. Rev. BIZ
shop Libert is spending two weeks on
Maui. He administered confirmation
at Makawao last Sunday and will ad-
minister that rite at Kula next Sun
day.
Sale on Saturday-There will be q
rummage sale as well as q sale of
delicious home cooked food by the
Waikiki Ladies Aid Society at the
Alexander House Kindergarten rooms
Saturday, June 8.
Teachers Will Dance-A thorough
ly enjoyable evening is promised at
the Territorial Building Saturday
evening at the dance by the Maui
Teachers Association, the proceeds
of which will go to paying the eX-
penses of delegates to the N. e. a.
convention.
Working on PIans-William DIES
mond has begun work on plans for
the proposed Children's Home for
Maui which is to be erected on ground
adjacent to the Catholic Mission here.
1t is expected that at least tentative
proposals will be ready before the
end of next week.
Will Continue Business-With the
departure TO the mainland early next
month of Mrs. Alice Phelps of Lahai-
ma the hemstiching business that she
mas built up on Maui will be continu-
ed by Mrs. c. l.. BOwker. The change
of address for orders appears in an
advertisement in this issue.
Coming in September-Dr. Porteus
visit to Maui has been postponed I'M
til September. He could give only
two days at this time so there would
have been no opportunity for psyche
pathic examination of groups of child
rem and it was decided to wait until
the Teopening of the schools.
Beauty Trimble" Passes Away
Beauty Trimble", the beautiful white
Pomeranian spitz belonging to Mrs.
George Trimble of the Waikiki Hotel
died presumably, from old age, on
Saturday night. Beauty" was IA
years of age and for many years had
been considered as one of the hotels
family.
May Festival Tonight-From all di-
rections flowers were pouring into
HamakuapOko today in preparation
for the May Festival and Dance which
is to be held at the Maui High and
Grammar school tonight. A special
train will leave Waikiki at 1880 this
evening and stopping at all way sta
tons reach Hamakuapoko at TAB.
Returning it will leave Hamakuapoko
at 10 o'clock.
Changes at Lahaina-George Free
lane will take back from the Maui
Hotel Company the Pioneer Hotel at
the end of this month, the company
surrendering the lease which still has
about a year and a half to run. He
says that he will cut the annex into
TWO cottages and will make extensive
repairs to the main hotel building.
On %reopening he plans to serve break
fasts to the guests but not to serve
other meals.
Hawaiian Women's Club-The reg
ular meeting of the Hawaiian Won
ems Club will meet at the Town Hall
on Friday, May 26, 1922 at $3.50 p. m,
as usual.
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