The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-07-07
PERSONALS
(From Wednesday Advert;serl

TO return from Hilo this morning.
M. v. Fernandes Of Makaweli, Kauai,
returned in the Wilhelmina yesterday
from a short visit TO San Francisco.
He left last night for his home in the
Garden Island.
David s. WadswoTth was among the
arrivals in the WilheImina yesterday
from the mainland and leaves this
morning in the Mauna Kca for his home
in Kahului, Maui. '. 49,
Miss Mary johnson, manager Of the
Colonial Hotel, returned home yester.
day in the Wilhelmina from q vacation
trip to the mainland. She was absent
about two months. .e,,. q
Doctor Schwallie, superintendent Of
the insane asylum, was among those
booked to depart last evening by the
steamer Sonoma for the Coast. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Schwallie. .-''
Miss Evelyn Cunningham, one Of the
workers in the Palama Settlement, and
for several years teacher at 81. An
drew 3 priory, will make her home in
Boston. She left here last evening in
the Sonoma, after six years in Hon.
Olulu.
Donald s. Bowman, chief sanitary in.
spcctor for the island If Hawaii, re.
turned yesterday in the Wilhelmina
from tour of the Eastern cities. He
attended several health conferences in
the course Of his travels. He may re.
main here q few days for conferences
with the territorial health officials be.
fore returning TO his home at Hilo. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Gould Of New
York and their two children, Misses
Ehnor and Ann Gould, arrived here
yesterday in the Wilhelmina for visit
Of two months with Mrs. Laura A.
Coney, grandmother of Mrs. Gould, re.
siding in Richard street. Mrs. Gould
was Annie Graham and Is the daughter
of Mrs. Hubert Vos of New York.
(From Thursday Advertiser)
Delegate kalanianaOle has booked in
San Francisco and is expected TO ar.
rive here in the Manoa next Wednes.
day.
Mrs. william COnra't. after a brief
visit in the city returned in the Mauna
KeP yesterday morning to her home
in Hilo.
A baHv 10y vas toru yesterday =,
Mr.. and Mrs ] uis @. FIria, OF 1911
Kahanu street, K.Lhi. Mother . d child
are ceD rted doing nicely. -.
Ruth Cosgrodes made application in
the district court for passport. The
applicant, who is from Laseuer, Mime
so'a. plans to visit Japan and China.
Joscnh F. Durao, representing the
Santo Antonio Society. left in the Ma
una Kea Yesterday for the outside isl.
ands and will he gone several weeks.
A. l.. MacKaye, e1itor Of the Hilo
Herald, was an arrival in the Mauna
Kra Yesterday from the Big Island.
He Nill return in the Mauna Kea next
Saturday.
Mrs. Anna f. X. Alnpai made appli.
cation YESTERDAY to the clerk of the
Frited States district court for a pass.
port. She plans to leave in the Mia.
CARA July 10, for Tonga. .,
Mrs. NJ. j. de Gouves Of Eva, this
island. left in the Mauna Kea We ter.
doy on visit Of several weeks to
h"r parents Mr.. and Mrs. Jose do Reg 5
Silva of Volcano street, Hilo. ~
Miss Joseph Olsen and Mise Delphine
Phillips were passengers in the Mauna
Ken yesterday for Hilo, where they in
tend spending a short visit with their
uncle, J. j. Raposo, and Mrs. Raposo.
Don s. Bowman. chief sanitary in
snectcr Of Hilo. who returned in the
Wilhelmina on Tuesday from a stay of
several weeks in the mainland, will
leave in the same steamer this evening
for his Big Island home.
Julian Yates, former member of the
lower house in the local legislature,
WIS passenger in the Mauua Kea
Yesterday for his home in Kau, Hawaii.
He came in from the mainland in the
WiIhelmina last Tuesday.
David s. Wadsworth, who returned
in the Wilhelmina ON Tuesday from
Boston Massachusetts,, where he com.
PlHted course in commercialism, re.
turned in the Mauna Kea Yesterday TO
his home in Kahului, Maui.
M. c. Pacheco, who was one Of the
delegates from the Islands to the Demo
cratic national convention, will return
in the Manoa, due next Wednesday.
He was in Washington on June 10
and called on Delegate Kalanianaole.
From FRIDAY Advert err
Miss Hattie Pauole is expected to
be among the arrivals from Hilo in the
Mauna Kea tomorrow morning.
Misses Clara NJ. Quincy and Bernice
Cook and Mrs. Elizabeth G. Gehr have
gone to the other side Of the islan to
spend a few weeks boating, swimming
and fishing.
Prof. A. R. Keller of the College of
Hawaii has been given a masters de-
gree in engineering, at the Massachu.
sets Institute of Technology. He il
expected to return here in the near fu.
ture to resume his work in the local
college.
Mrs. Lila Aholo and Mrs. 8. H. Ka.
halewai are expected to arrive here to-
morrow morning from the Crescent
City, where they have been attending
the church convention. They were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Nawahi,
of HOmeluni, Hilo.
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