The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-12-19
PERSONALS
tFrom sunday Advertiser.)

Elmer l.. Sehwarzberg was a passen.
gnr in the Claudine last Friday for
Maui. .-. E'oy 3
Henry Peters, Of the land Office, has
been at his home since Wednesday
ewing to illness.
Miss Constance E. Vivas, teacher at
the Kalihiwaena School, underwent an
operation for appendicitis az the Bere-
tania Sanitarium yesterday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. George 8. Mckenzie, Of
1920 Vancouver High way, Manoa, vel
| coined on Thursday the arrival Of a
sor, who has been named George Stan.
ley. D.. O.
Among mainland visitors now here
arc Mr.. and Mrs, q. F. Cooke, of Chip
eva Falls, Wisconsin, and f, G. Camp.
1ell, of the Evening News, Sidney, Aus
trulia, who is on his way to california.
with Rev. Samuel X. Knmaiopili, as.
sistant pastor of Kaumakapih Church,
Rotating, Antonio LUZ Amaral and
Mrs. Mary da Camara were married
last night, the witnesses being Miss
Minnie Vieira and William Cabral.
DR.. l.. l.. Patterson, Of the anti.
tuberculosis bureau, and Prof. M. B.
Pairos, of the pure food department,
were passengers in the Kinau yesterday
cor Maui, where they will attend to in.
designations along their respective
hines.
From Monday Advertiser)
A. NJ. Brown was-a returning passen.
ger in the Claudine from a few days
stay on Maui
G. X. harrison returned in tho
steamer Maui yesterday morning from
business trip to Kauai. j..
Brig Gen. Samuel I. johnson re.
turned yesterday morning in the steam.
Ell Maui from Kauai.
Hon. William 8. Edings, judge at the
circuit court, Waikiki, Maui, was an
arrival in the Claudine yesterday
morning from Maui.
George p. Cooke, manager Of the
American Sugar Company at Kaunaka.
kai, Molokai, arrived in the steamer
Mikahala yesterday for few days
stay in the city.
George +. Smithies, of the New York
Life Insurance Company, was a return
ing passenger in the steamer Mikahals
from Lahaina, Maui, where he spent a
few days. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Smithies.
! Charles s. Judd was among the pas
sengers returning in the Maui yester
day from Nawiliwii, Kauai, where he
spent several days on business. He wal
accompanied by Alexander Hume Ford
and Land Commissioner Rivenburgh.
(From Tuesday Advertiser.)
A son, Punohu, was born last Satur
day to Mr.. and Mrs. David P. Kapwa
of 1857 Hebron Avenue, Kapahulu.
Mrs. F. g. Correa of Waiakoa, Maui
who is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. V
Fernandes of Kapiolani and Kinar
Streets, expects to return next week t.
her Valley Island home.
Lieut.. Thomas Charles Spencer, Sec
ond Infantry, U. S. A., and Mrs. Spen
beer, of Fort Shafter, became the parents
youngstT has been named Thomal
KlaudeT.
Alejandro Mueogay, Filipino, ant
Miss Lilly K. Kukona, Hawaiian, wer,
married last Saturday by Rev. M. E
Silva of the Hoomana Naauao Church
The witnesses were M. Kihewa ant
Mrs. Eva Kekahuna.
J. D. McVeigh, superintendent of tn
Molokai Settlement, who is now in tn
city, will spend the Christmas holiday
in Honolulu. Mr.. McVeigh expects I,
return to Molokai in the ,Mikahala OF
Tuesday of next week.
With Rev. Father Ulrich Taube, pas
tor of st. Anthony's Catholic Churcl
of Kalihi-kai officiating, Sylvester Scot
and Mrs. Hattie Aiku were marie,
last Saturday, the witnesses bein
David A. MahukOna and Mary MANU-
kona.
Capt. Samuel Frankenberger, Mint
Field Artillery, L. =. A., and Mrs
Frankenberger, of Schofeld Barracks
welcomed last Friday at the Depart
ment Hospital, Fort Shafter, the al
rival of daughter, who has bee
named Ruth.