The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-06-02
PERSONALS
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and friends In the mainland, Mrs. Will
lam Galbraith and son have returned
TO their home in Honolulu. lid.
DR.. r. w. Anderson, who IL going TO
the mainland, win attend the Yale
graduating exercises next month, when
his son will be among those TO receive
degrees. " ...
Mr. and Ms. Joseph v. Fernandez,
who have been visiting California the
past few weeks, except to return 70
Honolulu in the Matsouia, which is
due here on June 20 from San Fran.
cisco.
DR.. and Mrs. T. +. Trotter returned
in the Matsonia Sunday from Hilo.
They visited Kilauea and went across
the Big Island, where they witnessed
Mauna Loa in action and saw some of
the lava flows in Kau.
Y. Oliver Carter. who has returned
from California. reports that the con.
dition of his brother Cushman is much
better than when he left here. The
latter will remain on the Coast for
several mouths at lcNst.
Harry s. Richard. former member of
the lower house in the territorial legis.
lnture, is visiting the city, having
arrived in the Mauna Kca yesterd ay
f"om his home in Laupahoehoe. Mr.
Richard is here to attend to important
business and may remain q few days
Vincent Fernandes and Joseph Or
ncllas, who attended the biennial con
vcntion of the Ancient Order of For
csters in Oakland early this month o.
delegates from Court Canoes No. Sic
If Honolulu. will return in the viii
belmina, due here from San Francisco
on June 6.
Among Big Island arrivals in thu
Mauna Kea yesterday were Oliver T
Shipman, tax assessor of the Island Of
Hawaii, who leaves in the Matsonit
this morning for San Francisco on hi
way to St. ! ouis. where he will attend
the Bourbon national convention, Mr.
Shipman being the delegate elected
from the Big Island.
F. J. HILTON, San Franciaco repre-
sentative OF the Hawaii Promotion
Committee, advises the local burCa'
, that Z. M. Newman. lecturer of note
and Archie Bell of the staff of tn
| Cleveland Leader will visit Honolulu
on their way from the Orient durin
. the month of July. Mr.. Bell has bee
| doir" special whiting for his paper i
the Far East
! From Thursday Advertiser)
William H. Heen, deputy attorne,
general of the Territory, is at presen
on the Big Island on official business.
Among Big Islanders now visiting l.
the city is DR.. Homer l.. Ross, govern
ment physician in South Kona, Hawaii
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Williams wer
passengers in the Matsonia yesterda
for San Francisco, where they expeC
to remain a few weeks.
To spend three months on business
the mainland, Arthur F. Wall of Wa
4 DOugherty left in the, Matsonia yeI
tcrday for. San Francisco. y ~
J. o. Carter has received news tina
his brother, H. Cushman Carter, is in
proving in health rapidly in the mali
land, where he has been for some time
Archie Bell, newspaperman connect
ed with the Cleveland Leader, and 1
NJ. Newman, a lecturer, will be anon
those passing through Honolulu i
July for the Orient.
Henry T. Macconell, examiner of ii
federal judiciary department, who h,
been in Hawaii the past few month
expects TO leave in the Ventura Q
June Is for the mainland.
Mrs. Marie RazOoK, sister of Mrs. 8,
Phie Cressaty,. accompanied by her m,
thor and her daughter, Alice, left in til
Matsonia yesterday for the mainlan
: and expect to remain indefinitely
New York City.
d. Howard Hitchcock, the well know
artist, has returned to Honolulu fro
his trip to Mauna Loa, on Hawai-
, where he made numerous sketches {
the lava flows and other volcanic phi
nomena on the Big Island.
= Among Honolulans leaving yesterda
3 in the Matsonia for the mainland wei
D Judge T. b. Stuart, Miss Ellen
D Dwight, Miss Eleanor l.. Holt, Mrs.
len H. Dwight, c. C. Won Hamm, NJ.
i Pacheco and O. T. Shipman.
D Arthur &. Smith, deputy attornG
= general of the Territory, will lea,
, on June Is for the mainland. He vi
+ visit Alaska, going by way of Canad
j | hiNu IN thO
D of the clerk of the federal court 4
n application for passport.
Mr. and Mrs. Palmer p. Woods ha
!. received good news of their son al
;. daughter, Parker and Elizabeth,
:. Boston, where they are attendi
g school. Parker Woods passed Gig
|. teenth, in class of fifty five and thi
= in his special class at Wentworth
d stitute. Miss Woods has gained I
/. scholarship in the new school of d
Q sign, illustrating and painting. 30
are former pupils Of Punahou COLES
From Friday Advertiser)
\ Mrs. A. |. Silva of 800 Kinau sire
. announces the engagement of h
= daughter, Miss Alice Schooler, to l.,
n ter M. Fishel.
u Mrs. A. Faithful, the guest of h
&" son, X. p. Faithful, for several montl
! returned to her home in Los Angel
g by the Matsonia.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Dickey le
by the Matsonia for California, whe
they intend to spend a year at thu
C residence in Piedmont.
;. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Levy W,
n passengers in the Mutsonia last w,
d nesday for the mainland They "
A. go as far AS New York and expect
return early in August.
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