The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-02-25
PERSONALS
(Frorn "wednesday Advertiser)

and Mrs. Plant were prominent North.
ern Pacific passengers. --.
II, B. Mariner, manager Of the HiIo
Trust Company, arrived from the Coast
In the Manoa yesterday. !
William II. Beers, connt5. attorney OF
the Island Of Hawaii, Is in, the city for
the Carnival and win remain while the
fun lasts. '!
l.. l.. Borden, member Of the Gail
Borden family, and Mrs. Borden were
passengers, In the Northern Pacific,
which arrived yesterday.
w. p. MeDougall, d leading merchant,
hotel man and citizen Of Kohala, Ia
wall, is "a, The city and will remain as
long az the Carnival lasts.
A. L. Young Of Los Angeles and
daughter, and W, r. Timkins manufae-
turer Of automobile parts, arrived yes
teFday in the Northern Pacific.
Miss Vivian Kingston, VINO came
here with the De Folco Grand Opera
Company 10 sing In leading roles, win
sail In the steamer Wilhelmina this
morning For the Coast. ."'N
Mrs. ]. 8. Ford, wife OF the purser
Of the Great Northern, and Mrs. J. c.
Mcpeyitt, wife Of the Great North.
ern 9 freight clerk, arrived yesterday
in the Northern Paei1e. ( -
Lieut..Comdr II. O. Hart, d. s. NJ,
new commander Of the X class subma,
rines, arrived froIz San Francisco in
the Northern Pacific yesterday morn.
ing. Mrs. Hart accompanied him.
Mra q, W. Cohsidine, whose hus.
band was one Of the famous ia thea.
trieal firm of Sullivan L Considine,
arrived with her daughter, Mrs E. W.
Mclean, in the Northern Pacific yes.
terd6y. re ~
J.. A.. NJ. Osorio, Portuguese vice con
sui in Hilo, is among the Big. Islanders
in the city for the Carnival. This is
his first visit to the capital in several
years. He expects to return to lilo
some time next week.
Judge W. 8. Wise, district magistrate
Of Hilo, who came TO Honolulu on a
business trip and to got a glimpse Of
the Carnival, viii return TO his Big Isl
and home in the Maura Koa Ibis morn
ing.
j. D. Kennedy Of Hilo is here to take
IN everything in connection with the
Carnival. BE said yesterday that this
year 9 efforts In this line have exceed.
ed ell his expectations and that Hilo
never held anything near as big.
Harold Castle, lately returned from
the mainland, says that he expects Jay
Gould and his wife, who was Miss Ora.
ham Of this city, and the Jrgckers Of
San FraHcisco.. 10 be- visitors to the
Islands during the coming summer.
. Owing TO the Carnival the members
Of Damien Council, Young Mems Id
stitute, win hold no meeting this even.
ing, AZ usual Members who have not
already, been informed of this change
OF program are now notified. Tue
meeting next week will be held as usual.
.sigRor Eugenio de Folco, impresaric
Of the ill-starred de Folco Grand
Opera. Company, is booked to sail in
the Matson liner Wilhelmina this
morning for the Goast. 2 About twenty
members Of the de Foico's chorus art
booked as steerasd passengers in the
same steamer. : 80, u 49, g /
Col z. III. 3. Woltefs, the we'll
known Democratic politician and bust
newman, cell orated his sixty sec cnd
birthday yesterday. and was the roci
Pient OF numerous eongl atulations4 apd
wishes that he may be spared to lie
hrate many more anniversaries of hil
] natal day. ''''strs w.
r. X, BONNIE, the photographer, re
turned from Hilo in the Mauna Kei
yesterday morning after several days
woIk ON Hawaii. He said that he haC
obtained some fine new views, still
and motion, of lAona, the village OF
kalapana and other seends, besides
motion pictures Of an automobile triI
TO the Volcano. Mr.. Bonnie took mo
ton pictures of the parades yesterday
morning. r..
a lFrom Thursday Advertiser) :,
George l.. Desha, ST., former post
master Of Hilo, is in the city taking il
the Carnival.
3 Rev. r. B. Dodge was among tn,
passengers arriving from Maui in thu
Claudine yesterday.
/ Charles A. Brown was booked I,
leave for San Francisco yesterday II
the Wilhelmina. He viii make his flu
tnre home in the mainland.
l Albert H. Wiggin, president of tn
Chase National Bank Of New York il
ltstoppin6 at the Alexander Young Ho
tel, He will be in the city for severa
days
Judge Lyle 4. Dickey of the Kaua
circuit court as among the outside isl
andersr visiting Honolulu for the Carnl
val He will return to his home in Lii
Ehne next Monday, y. ~. ~ D..
l Superintendent Charles n. Forbes O
the public works department expects t,
leave for Hilo shortly after the clos
of the Carnival. He may 60 on Wed
nesday Of next week.
| To take in the Carnival, J.. F. Hum
burg, manager of the San, Francisco
house and vice president of II. Hack
field 4. Go. was among the arrivals il
the Manoa on Tuesday. NE
| Among those leaving for the Coas
in the Wilhelmina yesterday was Char
les A. Stanton of San Francisco, for
mer real estate man of this city, VIII
may return shortly in the interests O
a projected big business deal here.
Allen /. Blanchard, city passenga
ageut 9th Chicago, Milwaukee all
st. Paul railroad in Chicago, Is in HO
nolulu, He arrived in the Norther