The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-07-14
PERSONAL.

Her Majesty the Queen was enter
tanned by the Makee Sugar Co. at Kea-
liza on Friday, and the same evening the
royal party reached Hanaiei.
Col. and Mrs. o. ]. Hodge, of Cleve-
land. Ohio, who accompanied the
| Queens party to Kauai last week, re-
turned to Honolulu Sunday and are at
the Hawaiian Hotel. During their stay
on Kauai, they were the guests of the
Makee Sugar Co. at Kealia. They leave
for home in the Zealandia to-day.
Walter D. McBryde has returned from
short visit to Kauai. He leaves on the
outgoing steamer for Washington.
Mrs. W. w. Goodale and daughter, OF
Papaikou, Hawaii, are expected in on
the S. s. Kinau from Hilo, to-day, to
leave on the Zealandia, for a short visit
to California.
Hon. G. o. Berger leaves on the out
going steamer, for short absence.
The next wedding says the S. F. News
Letter, to take place in society circles in
Oakland will be that of Miss Maud
Kelley. daughter of L. G. Kelley, of the
Sather Banking Company, and Charles
G. Nichols, eldest son of G. M. Nichols,
of East Oakland, chief surveyor of the
Pacific Coast Insurance Union. Miss
Kelley visited Honolulu several years
since, and has many friends here.
The same paper has the following:
California was well represented on the
track when the Grand Prix was recently
run at Paris by four-in-hand mail
coach with driver and guard witha gayly
sounding horn and a crowd of merry
makers carrying American flags. The
hosts OF the occasion were w. @. Irwin
of Honolulu, and Mrs. James Irvine;
Mrs. Richard Ivers, Miss Helene Ivers,
Cal. Byrne and James w. Byrne. They
carried number OF guests with them.
A large number of carriages containing
Americans were decorated with the
national banner.
Several Government School teachers
will leave by the Zealandia, Mrs. H.
Y. Austin and Miss Katherine Richie,
of the Waihee, Maui, schools, and Miss
Duncan, for several years teacher in
the Pohukaina schools, Honolulu.
Mrs. B. F. Saylor and child, wife and
daughter of Ben Saylor, the billiard
player, return to the Coast to-day.
Mr.. Charles M. Shortridge, editor of
the San Jose Mercury, will leave for the
Volcano on Tuesday in the steamer Iva
lani, which has just come off the Marine
Railway. Mr.. S. will be accompanied
with his family and party of San Jose
tourists and several others. The steamer
takes them to Punaluu and from the
Volcano the party go to Hilo.
Mrs. j. A. Scott of Hilo, and Miss
Deyo, the latter a teacher in the Hilo
schools, are booked for the Zealandia,
and will arrive by the Kinau to-day.
Mr.. S. d. Fuller, who has for six or
more years filled the position OF secre-
tary of the Y. NJ. G. A. in this city,
leaves in the outgoing steamer. He in
tends to revisit his home in Massachu-
sets.
R. G. Spalding of Kealia, Kauai, is at
the Hawaiian Hotel.
Mr.. Randolph L. Roesell, OF Nyack,
N. Y, arrived here in the bark John d.
Brewer, 115 days from New York city.
Mr.. R. comes partly for pleasure and
partly for health, and while here will
make the tour of the islands.
Dr. j w. winter, dentist, leaves IN the
Zealandia. He has been practicing on
Hawaii and Kauai for the past year.
DIR. E. A. Lundy goes to the coast in
the Zealandia to attend the annual meet
ing of the California State Dental Asso-
citation, of which he has been member
for several years.
The "Looker on " in- the S. F. News
letter has the following: 81 saw Whaley,
the reputed owner of the famous snug
gler Halcyon, on Market street the other
day. Ii Whaley be a smuggler, and
there is little doubt that he is, he is GER
tainly one of the most romantic figures |
in the gallery of customs-breakers. He |
is a handsome man of good figure, APP |
parently about thirty-fve years old, and |
possessed of a dashing manner that well |
becomes the title given him around town
as King Of the Smugglers." His yacht, |
the Halcyon, is one of the trimmest lit |
tie vessels that ever spread a sail, and |
she is SAID to be the fastest thing in the
Pacific. She has certainly shown a clean
pair of heels to every vessel sent out to
try to catch her. Her movements are so
rapid that she seems phantom ship. II |
reports be true, she is worth her weight |
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