The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-12-22
PERSONALS
From "Wednesday ADVERTISER


John McCrosson, engineer and finan.
cicr Of the Islands, returned ycsterda,
on the Wilhelmina. " y .-
' Miss Ivy Little, Of Honolulu, who has
been on the mainland for several years.
returned or yesterdays steamer.
! Mr.. and Mrs. L. Lyman;~-o Of New
/ York, are visitors to the Islands, ar.
irving on yesterdays vessel from the
Coast. '" "@ 80
! DR., and Mrs. L. A. Salade, Of Phila!
I dclPhin, are visiting tourists in the
city, arriving on the Wilhelmina yes.
tPrday.
( B. d. Baldwin, ma nnger Of The MAXI.
well Plantation, and Mrs. BALDWIN ar
, rived on the Wilhelmina yesterday aft
efnoon. 2"lhnGSnISM tEAH n
Mrs. C. B. Reohr, Of New York, ar.
rived on the liner Wilhelmina yester-
dnv for two weeks visit to the
Islands.
Judge and Mrs. 8. w. Stewart, of
Salt Lake city, arrived on the liner
Wilhelmina yesterday for tour of the
Islands.
Mrs. w. l.. Stanley, wife Of Attorney
Stanley, of Honolulu, returned on the
Wilhelmina yesterday from a visit to
the Coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Kauiaa, Of Fort,
near School Street, became the parents
of son last Sunday. The youngster
will be named Jacob.
Fred B. Damon, secretary Of the
Bank of Hawaii, was a returning pas
Il
Mrs. Damon accompanying him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel Cabrsl, of 1928
Kat mualii Street, Kalihi, welcomed ut
their home last Sunday THE arri, nj # a
son. who has been named Manuel.
Miss Portia Newport, Miss Billy
Fisher, Arthur Norbury and Miss Ma
rion Gould, entertainers, arrived yester.
day for a season on the Young Hotel
roof garden.
Lieut.. c. D. DAILY, who was assigned
as coach to the West Point football
team, and who led il to victory in the
Army Navy game, was a returning pas.
senger on the 'Wilhelmina yesterday.
With Rev. Felix H. Conway, pastor
of the Seventh Day Adventist Church.
officiating, Murray L. ?. Brooks and
Miss Lillian Edwards were married last
Monday, the witnesses being Mrs.
Birdie Conway and Miss Bertha LOT.
| stad.
Two representatives-elect were pas
sPngcrs on the Wilhelmina from San
4, Francisco yesterday. They were Ger.
rit p. Wilder and Charles Marquis, the
latter manager of the Office Supply
Company. Their families accompanied
| them.
Henry X. Plemer and Miss Lizzie P.
Cox, of Waialua, were married last
night in this city by Rev. Samuel X.
kamaiOpih, assistant pastor of Kauma.
knpili Church, Palama. The witnesses
were Mrs. Meleana Plemer and Mrs.
Deborah Sniffen.
John Hamilton, kamaaina, formerly
| connected with the Laupahoehoe Sugar
Company, and more recently a sanitary
Inspector for the board of health, also
ir North Hilo, Hawaii, left in the Ven
tura yesterday for San Francisco. Mr.
Hamilton expects to be away at least a
year.
J. Mahiai Kaneakua, veteran county
clerk of Kauai, is in the city from the
Garden Island, having been called here
as witness in the ejectment case Of
Mrs. Helen X, Kinney against the Oahu
Sugar Company and others, which is
now OIL trial before Judge Whitney.
Rev. Charles F. Dole, cousin Of
Judge Sanford B. Dole and father Of
James d. Dole, of the Hawaiian Pine
| apple Company, arrived yesterday on
he Wilhelmina. Doctor Dole was pas,
tor at Jamaica Plains, New York, for
forty years. During his voyage he
conducted Sunday morning services.
(FrOm Thursday Advertiser)
A son was born last Monday to Mr..
and Mrs. Peter AKIN, of 900 Kalihi
Street.
John Lycurgus of Hilo, dean of the
Hawaiian Greek colony, is visiting an
| the city and expects to remain over the
Christmas and New Years holidays.
John Vieira, a student at st. Louis
College, will leave tonight in the Will.
helmina for his home in Hawaii, where
lie will spend the Christmas vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel Souza, of 1867
PuuOwaina Drive, Auwaiolimu, became
h" parents Of II daughter on Decem.
,er H. She has been christcned Elsie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur H. Hand, of
1915 Asylum Road. Kalihi, welcomed at
their home on Tuesday the arrival of a
laughter, who has been given the name
If Evelyn Ethel.
Caescr BritO and Miss Clara Maxi
we're married at the Catholic Mission on
Tuesday by Rev. Father Maximin Aft,
the witnesses being James H. KSuanui
md Anna Pedro.
John Drummond and Mrs. Tennia
Nelson were married on Saturday Of
last week by Rev. David C. Peters, pas.
'or of the Christian Church, the withes.
'es being Mrs. Margaret Nelson and
J. W. Nelson.
With Rev. John p. Erdman. In charge
IT the Hawaiian department of the Ha
~aiian Board of Missions, officiating,
Thomas A. Arnott and Miss Della Silt
we're married on Monday. The witness
Ses were Gertrude Silt and Bernard M.
| Gerry.
With Rev. Canon William Ault Off
'iating, MaGAlpinP Riddell, of Kealia,
Kauai, and Miss Sarah Ruth Avera,
Who arrived in tn" Wilhelmina on Tues,
lay from the mainlGnd, were married
| Tuesday afternoon in St Andrew 5
"a ha1r.I The Witnesses uara M;Us