The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-06-18
PERSONAL.
CFram wednesday.s AdvertIser.l

DR.. Camp leaves for the mainland on
the Alameda this morning.
Captain J. H. Black will be among
those who leave for the States on the
, Alameda this morning.
j. Walter Doyle, Deputy United
States Revenue Collector, left for Kau-
al in the interests of his department
last night. He expects to be gone sew.
eral weeks.
Invitations are out for the marriage
of Myra Catherine Tollan to Lieutenant
Lovick Pierce Pinkston, U. S. Marine
Corps, on Wednesday evening, June 80,
at st. Andrews Cathedral
Treasurer Trent has selected William
| ID. Holt of the Territorial Treasurer
department as issuing clerk for bust
ness licenses when this work comes UNI
der the City and County on July |.
Fred Turrill is said to be in line for
the job as outdoor clerk.
DR.. +. A. Jaggar, the famous scientist
| and student of volcanoes, left for Ha-
wall on the Mauna Kea yesterday. He
will spend some time at the volcano of
| Kilauea, where he has recommended
that an observatory for the study of
volcanic action be placed
Mrs. Frances King Headlee, Hawaii IS
representative at Los Angeles, who Is
on her first visit to the Islands, yes
terday made the trip around Oahu in
an automobile with party of friends.
| She was delighted beyond measure with
the beautiful scenery through which she
passed.
Worth t. Stone, the ten-year-old son
| pf of ri ~ boI n octv
fall from horse he was riding in Pa
lolo valley yesterday. The nature of
the lads injuries were not definitely
learned last evening, but it was thought
that he had sustained dislocated
shoulder.
Paul de Longpre, the famous painter
of flowers, and his wife leave for Cali
fornia on the Alameda this morning
after what the artist calls "the hap
piest six weeks of his life. He says
he will return here when the bougain-
villea and Poinciana regia are in
bloom, so that he can paint them.
(From Thursdays Advertiser0
Leon J. Lando left for a visit in San
Francisco on the steamer Alameda yes
terday morning.
John Fowler, United States Consul
at Chefoo, passed through this city yes
terday on the Siberia.
j. B. Castle, a wealthy Honolulu
planter and merchant, and Mrs. Castle
are at the Fairmont-Call.
Mrs. A. 7. Hartwell and Miss Mary
Hartwell arrived here yesterday on the
Siberia from the mainland.
S. A. Baldwin, sugar grower of Ha-
| I'D En1l ;eta Of
the st. Francis yesterday.-Call.
+. w. Wichman was returning pas
senger on the liner Siberia yesterday.
He has been away only short time.
Mrs. j. Il. McCrosson and Miss A.
McCrosson were among those to return
to the Islands on the Siberia yesterday.
E. II. Wodehouse, of 7. H. Davies s.
Co., of this city, was returning pas
senger on the Siberia from the States
yesterday.
Captain J. c. Morong, U. S. n. Gre
tired), arrived here for a stay of some
duration yesterday. He was a passen-
ger on the Siberia.
Latest advices from Arthur Restarick,
who has been operated upon in Boston,
are that he has made a good recovery
and is improving tast.
j, p. Cooke left for the States on the
Alameda yesterday morning. He was
accompanied by his wife. Mr.. Cooke
will attend the reunion Of his class at
Yale.
T. Takahashi, representing the firm
of Mitsui & Co., of Japan, is in the
city, and says that he may arrange to
handle Hawaiian sugar extensively in
the Orient.
DR.. C. M. Stewart of the Harbor
Emergency Hospital was married Satur-
day night to Mrs. II. A. Baird of Homo
lulu. DR.. Stewart, who is one of the
most popular physicians in the emer-
gency service, was kept busy yesterday
receiving the congratulations of his
friends when they heard of the happy
events. F. Paper.
Miss Helen Gray is a guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Bogue and Miss Vergillia
Bogue at Del Monte. Miss Gray, ac
companied by her mother, will leave
shortly for Honolulu.-S. f. Bulletin.
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