The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-05-05
PERSONALS
IFrom Wednesdav Adyertiserl

From Wednesday Advertiser) 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul SGheid viii leave
today in the Mauna Ken, for Mani, on
n trip to Halcakala. TT
John Q 'Koukre, the well known Hilo
and San Francisco horseman, was an
arrival in the Lurline yesterday from
tn" Cast. wy.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. A. Wadsworth of
Euhului. Maui arrived in the Mauna
k,n yesterday aud expect to remain in
| the city some time.
Harry Gregson, well known in this
city, has just returned from Kona,
where he went on matter Of business
concerning property he has there.
Mr., and Mrs. August Hamburg Of
| 1908 Kreaumoku street received into.
| thclr home last Sunday a little girl.
They have named her Marietta Angus
| Ia.
Bishop Henry Bond Restatiek was an
arrival from the Big Island yesterday
| in the MEuna Ken. He made short
PASTORAL visit 20 the Hawaii churches.
under his direction. -.H.'
Capt Frederick II. Iaukea,m Of the
| Honolulu police force, and Mrs. Iaukea
of 1910 Pahoa avenue, Kaimuki, wei
coined little yOnngster into their home
yesterday. 1t is a boy. IN
Henry Buckingham Kaiwalani o Sui.
| Ivan, the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
| p. q sullivan, entertained at the resi-
| dcnco of his parents last evening. 1t
was in celebration of the young man s
FIRST anniversary.
Henry J. Lyman of Kapoho, Puma,
Hawaii, is in the city. Mr.. Lyman Is
one cf the two delegates from the
| Territory to the Republican national
convention which will meet in Chicago
early next month.
". II. Smith, a Hilo lawyer, arrived
in tn" Mauna Kca yesterday. Among
other arrivals from Hilo. in the same
! steamer were B. F. Schoen, DR.. and
Mrs. II. l.. Ross, H. Holmes, J. N. s.
Williams, C. II. Olson, c. +. Eckardt
and Henry w. Kinney.
Mai. +. N. Johnson, United States
/ Engineer Corps, who has been in Aus
tralia, studying harbor and river i'm
proycment is returning in the Sonoma
to his post in Wilmington, Delaware,
where he is in charge of harbor i'm.
provements.
Am 1ng the arrivals in the Mama
k"a from Hilo yesterday were Mrs. A.
Dcsha and two children, J. H. Wilson,
Mrs. l.. II. Tulloeh, Miss r. Stubble-
been Mrs. +. C. Jenkins and child, j.
q. S"rrao IT., and J. Mcguire. Miss
Irene Garcia arrived in the same steam,
rr from Maui.
Judge Charles +. Parson, who has
ust been succeeded on the bench of the
Filo circuit court by Judge Clement
| X. Quian, arrived in the Mauna kea
| Yesterday. He has become a law part
nrr e Robert W. Brcckons and will
u.nh" his homo in Honolulu, after a re
,ldCL'" of almost twenty years in HID.
!. NJ. de Gouvea of Hilo returned in
the LulHnc yesterday, after spending
-, cral months in the Island of st.
Micharl Azores, where he was born and
from which, he had been absent for a
third of a century. His mother, who
had left the Islands seven years ago
with her husband, who died in st.
irhnrl several months ago, accom-.
,Hnied her son ard will make her home
IA Hawaii again.
(FI,m Thursday Advertiser)
Thomas J. Flavin, postOffice inspec-
tor, has returned from an official tour
Of the Island Of Maui.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Wagner Of 69l Utah
street, san Francisco, desire to an
r"unce the engagement of their daugh-
ter. Margaret to Edmund +. Deinert
OF Puuncnr, Maui, Hawaiian Islands.
Miss Miriam Dickinson filed an ap-
rlicntion for n passport in the Office of
| the clerk of the federal court VPster-