The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-09-19
PERSONALS
IRON saturday Advertiser.

| ONCE, lett IN the Maui Tor the darden
Island on Thursday evening. *
W. NJ. Buchanan, of the slipping
department Of Tbeo. H. Davies q Co.,
sailed in the Makura yesterday after.
noon for Vancouver on seven weeks
! vacation. $50 ..'.t. nv
August Hamburg, of H. Haekfeld &
! Co, Rev. j. G. Villiers, DIR. T. Kat
sunuma and =. A. German were among
those leaving in the Claudine last night
for Maui. rayFaa
| Louis c. Halverson and Mrs. Matilda
McCandless were married on Thursday
by Rev. Henry H. Parker, pastor Of
KawaiahaO Church. The witnesses
were Nora F. Thomas and W. J. Liliis.
| c. W Hudson, at one time bookkeep-
er Of the Hilo Mercantile Company, re.
turned yesterday In the MalSura from
| Australia. He will leave in the. Mama
Kea this afternoon for his home in
| HilO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Taylor Armitage
! parents of Arthur n. Armitage of the
, shipping department Of Castle & Cooke,
and Miss Madge Armitage, sister, ar
rived from New Zealand in the bisknra
: yesterday. ....,as . III
! Henry w. Kinney. superintendent of
| public Instruction, who was recently
operated at the Queens Hospital Is
getting along nicely and expects to be
able to return TO his Kaimuki home IN
/ about n week, b. '- ~. .E'
Albert II. Hudson will arrive in the
Willie lmina on September &c and win
resume his former position as assist
IL. ,H a. N
service in the local postofiee. He has
timc past.
From Sunday, AdVertiser).
Among the passengers 10 the Kileuea
for l.nhoinn, Maui, last night were Mrs
i. l.. OSmrr and daughter, J. J. Walsh,
:. T. Short and A. Stevenson.
W. H. G.. Campbell of Hilo is visiting
IN the city. He will probably return
i" his Big Island home in the Mauna
kea on Wednesday morning. ~
Jack Payne, Frank Woods, Henry
BeCklcy. OTTO Ludloff, CASTOR j. Beisse
and J. d.. Fraser were among those
lerving in the Kilauea last night for
! Hilo. -. .. o.. e..
Daniel Quill, luna with the Hawaiian
Commercial and Sugar Company OF
Puunene, returned IN ;ae NAauea last
nigh; to his Valley Island, home, after
short visit in the city.
Manuel R. Goeas and Miss Augusta
Berger were married on Friday by Rev.
Father Reginald Yzendoorn, OF the
| Catholic Cathedral. The witnesses
were Arthur Viefra and Miss Adelaide
kodrigues.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph T. Armitage,
sister of Arthur H. Armitage Of the
ed in the Makura on Friday from Aus
tralia and will visit here.
With Rev. Father Reginald Yxen-
Doom of the, Catholic Cathedral official.
ing. Samuel Lono, Jr., and Miss Clara
Pahkiko Akamu were married yes.
tertlay. The witnesses to the nuptial
ceremony were Samson Palakiko and
Miss Rebe"eu PulakikO.
From Tuesday Advertisfr.)
Among the passengers leaving last
night in the Maui for Kauai were
senator Charles A. Rice, W. Merber
and %. Bucholtz.
Otto w. Rose, who spent the past
week visiting in the city, will return in
| the Mauna Kea tomorrow muruIng for
his home in Hilo.
son was born on Friday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Kakelnka of 1925 Ashford
street, Kalihi The new arrival has
been named Enoeh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Silva de Mello of
1918 Bush lane, off Lusitana, Auwaio-
lmu, welcomed on Friday the advent
of a daughter at their home,
Henry K Kellner of the H. Hack.
field & Co. HilO branch will return next
Saturday to his Big Island home. Mr.,
Kellner came to Honolulu to spend hia
annual vacation.
| Judge John l.. Kaulukou, district
magistrate of Kailua, Roma, will return
in the Kilauea at noon today 10 his
West Hawaii home, after a visit OF two
weeks in the city.
Judge and Mrs. w. H. Hayselden and
children, of WaiohinuS Kau, who have
been visiting in the city for some time
1 past, will leave in the Kilauea +OdRy
for their home in West Hawaii.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Jones. George p.
Cooke, J. II. Kunewa, Il. T. Wilder, r..
W. Smythe, D. l.. Austin and Frank
Burns were among those leaving in the
Mauna LOa for Maui last night. -.
Felix Lampaga and Miss Norberta
4 Dacanay, well known in the local Fill
pino colony, were married yesterday in
the Catholic Cathedral, Rev. Father Al.
hone Bouwmeister performing the
service.
Judge w. s. Wise, district mag.
istrate of Hilo is visitor in the city,
He is registered at the Alexander
Young Hotel and may return in the
Mauna Kea tomorrow to his home in
the Big Island.
Capt. Neils T. Nelson, deputy ward.
en- of Oahu Prison, who has been at
the Queens Hospital for some time
past, is reported doing nicely AND
likely will be able to be out Of the
institution shortly
James Oliveira of this city and Miss
GeOrgina Bernard Of Waianae, this il,
land, were married on Saturday in the
Waianue Catholic Church by Rev.
Father Sebastian KOuzs. The wit,
nrsscS were Domingos Lopes and Miss
| GpOrOiu mn A SilVu