Fraternal Lodge Meetings Advertised in Honolulu
Notices invite visiting brothers and Eagles to attend meetings on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays and Saturdays at Knight of Pythian Hall and Masonic venues in Honolulu. Addresses include Beretania Fort streets and King Street near Fort. Officials listed: H Foster Sachem V Todd O of R W R Riley W P and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K.P. Hall
Arie FuGinens
Ith
Ciations
Hall
Fort Street
Paul Smith
J. G. B. Cameron
Notre Grand
P. Hall
Somer Fort
Beretania
Wm, Jones
C. F. Heine
K. Rk
Knight of Pythian Hall
H. Foster
Sachem
V. Todd
O. of R
Meste
Fort Streets
Honolulu
B. P. C. Ellis
King Street
Fort
Jas. D. ‘Dougherty
T. Kluegel
P. Ball
Cor
Beretanta
Local and General News Roundup in Honolulu
A scatter of notices and society items from Honolulu includes names like Dr A J Devly and Mrs Mexina returning to the coast, H B Wadehonge’s trip to Hawaii, and Leard Chapter No 2 C B meeting at the Masonic Temple. Also noted are Tony Ornellas’ funeral, Mr and Mrs O% EL Paxton’s arrival, and various travel plans on the Mongolia and Mika Kala. The piece promotes parade costumes, a Hawaiian Promotion Committee meeting, and a wedding of William Battersby and Miss Athel French with a large surprise reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J Devly
California
Mexina
Honolulu
Mike
R BE. H. Wadehonge
Mount Ken
Hawiaii
C. B
Masonic Temple
Jnstice Alteed S. Hartwell
Supreme Court
Mise Hartwel
Hdith King
San Jose
Mongolia
Halelwa
Honolua
Tony Ornellas
EL Paxton
Paxton
Hundred Thousand Club
Robert Hind
Hilo
Phoebe Cockett
Bodel
Hawaiian News Co
M. BE. Mulvey
Sale
Conneil
Frank Gowan
A.B. Noone
Watluki
Maui
Clandine
William Battersby
Athel French
Healani Boat Club Holds Notable Member Meeting
Healani Boat Club members met at the house yesterday morning at 10. Six membership applications were rejected while club activity flourishes with many new members in five months. Twenty four new lockers were added and plans call for thirty more. A new barge is due within a month, Windy Jane was donated, and wrestling mats and diving board upgrades were discussed. The club plans A A U affiliation and promotion of clean amateur sport in Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Healant Boat Club
A. A
Philip Hall
Windy Jane
Wvill
Hawaii
Ties in Punahou High School Soccer Standings
The league table shows Punahou and High School tied on six points after a Saturday draw, with Iron Works and Malles both on four. Next Saturday, the championship places will be decided as Punahou faces High School and Iron Works meets Malles, in a crucial doubleheader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malles
Punthow
Ion Works
Iron Works
Mattes
Puna
Hecht, Frendo
Lir Hun
Fligh School
Hth School
High School
Punahou
Iron Works and
Phe
Punahoux
Paty
J. Walker
J. Mi. Macconel
Farmer" Clark
F. Jameson
F. Dodge
G. Gibb
R. Sinclair
W. Hoogs
Jock Catton
J. Macaulay
W- Jamieson
Robert Chillingworth
Mgm
McGowan
Dr. Birch
W. Ballent
Albert Hoapill
John Blaisdell
Medeiros
Grieg
Beckley
McDougal
Boyd
Hone
Akann
Smythe
Schieber
Bolster
Monroe
Handbvall
M. C
A. Marine Barracks
A. A. Ul
Larry Andrew
Chillingworth
Omce
Kamehameha
Asahi Theatre
Jackson
Kams
Kam
Wall City
Beretanta
King
Kaoo
Ornellas
Tsukamoto
Jack-sb
Hilo
Aala Park
Hunanruherr
President's Cup Golf at Country Club Highlights Low Scores
At the Country Club yesterday the lowest score in this month's President's Cup play was 78 after handicap, with Gill and Angus close behind and Sinelale carding 78 net. The event drew many enthusiasts, luncheon was served, and plans for upcoming tournaments were discussed as directors prepare a busy season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linehiln
Walter Dillingham
Meeting of A A U Delegates in Yokohama Building
This afternoon at four o'clock the meeting to organize the local branch of the A A U will be held in the Yokohama Bank Building office. Delegates from clubs are expected, to elect the board of managers and then officers. Club dues of 7.50 per year must be paid to gain voting rights. Lorrin Andrews does not seek the presidency, and the board will cast votes to elect officers. Delegates should attend promptly to finish the work speedily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corrin Andrews
Yokohama
Lorrin Andrews
Board of Managers
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Rex
Olk
Ooeenle
Honolulu Commandery
Red Cross
Honoluly
Nowallan
Udyane
Towal
Armony Lodge
Oahu Lodge
K. of PF
W. R. Riley
W. P. WM
McCoy
Sec
WM. McKinley
F. FP
Kilbey
Jacobson
K. R
Martin Grane
Mr. Grane
A. Gartley Dr. Bingclair
R. W. Perkins
Honolulu Photo Supply Co
Kodak Developing and Printing Arts & Crafts
Young
Copley
Pacific
Nuuann Street
Healanis
Regal Shoe Store
Jash, Love
PWD LO A Pte Punthow
Ah Wish School
Glon Works
Mallee
Credit Tua Rtng
Barnes
West
Melnotte Sisters
W. C. Peacock & Co., Ltd
Mont Noe
Mumm’s Champagne Schlitz Beer
The
Savoy Hotel
Bethel
City
E. J. Love
Laredos
Malan
Bijou
Sam Kubey
Vaudeville
Euturkey
Quigley
Gladys Middleton
Perry ‘and Rowe
Nestva Atk
Empire Theatre Hotel
Rawford An Meeker
Rat Roe Cade Avery
Ina Randall Weratie
Popular Prices
Nuuanu and
Paushi Streets
Bishop & Co., Bankers
Boa! Bank
Allen W. T. Bottomley
Wanking House of Bishop and Company
Harris MacKenzie
First Judicial Circuit
T. H
Beretank
Harrison
Metropolitan Meat Market
Ares
Arctic Soda Water Works
al Grocers
Pinectar Sales Co., Ltd
F. Thomas Dyeing Works
San Francisco
Syery Secumer
French Laundry
Abadir
Coney Garage Automobiles
Kauai
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