The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-12-12
PERSONALS.
IFrom Saturday ,Advertiaer.

IT, From saturday Advertiser.)
j. ID. Mcyeigh, superintendent Of the
MOlOkai Settlement, was an arrival in
the city yesterday from the Lonely Isle.
Application for renewal Of pass.
port was fled in the Office Of George
X. Clark, clerk Of the federal court
by Au Hind Young, who expects TO
leave about March rs, next, on o visit
to China and japan. ~ tn -. 4 Z (
with Rev. Father yictorinus Claeseh
officiating, Brunette Burnam Brown and
Miss Eva Mossman were married on
Thursday evening at the Catholic
Mission, The witnesses were Mrs. T.,
Rosa and w. Ladd Rosa. y p. t III ~ 9,
d, Among the arrivals in the Mauna .I.oa
Yesterday from Kona were Mrs. Char.
les w. McClanahan, Of 1929 Kalakaua
Avenue, Waikiki, and Mrs. Thomas b.
Cockett, Of 1855 Miller Street, who
spent some time visiting friends in
West Hawaii. 49, e.. st.a, 1.
.-" From Sunday Advertiser.) gfou.
raA daughter was born t8tMf.s ahPqIfs
Z. @. Borglin, of IFS Alabama Street,
San Francisco, last Friday. Mrs. Borg.
lin was formerly Miss B. Smith Of no.
nolulu. #s T. ttg,"i@1 .,.g.t, ~. 4 (
Mrs. Elizabeth J. knight and her
grandson, Richard Smart, who have
been visiting in the Islands, the past
few, months, have booked to leave in
the Matsonia next Wednesday for San
Francisco. * .n..e ~ i, ~
Miss Mildred Leo Clem6ns, niece Of
the late Samuel l.. Clesions MARK
Twain, will return to the Mainland in
the ,Matsonia next Wednesday morn.
ing. after n visit of several months in
the Islands,
of .26l Perry Avenue, near School and
Luso Streets, welcomed at the Depart.
ment Hospital, Fort Shafter, on Wed.
nesday the arrival Of q daughter, who
has been named Gertrude Pauline.
P. Maurice Mcmahon, clerk in the
Office Of the armory Of the National
Guard of Hawaii, has been on the sick
list the past few days, but Is now re.
ported almost well and win probably
resume his duties tomorrow morning
Delbert e. Metzger, former territorial
senator from the Big Island, was an or.
rival in the Mauna Kea yesterday
morning from Hilo. During the morning
he spent considerable time in confer.
ence, with Circuit Judge Coke N the
latter's chambers. (, J ..ss,,. - 4. ~
With Rev. Frank w. Merrill, pastor
of st. Elizabeth q Episcopal Church
Palama, officiating, Pang Koon Kau
and Miss Lpn York Lin, wen.knowu
membersJ Of the local younger Chinese
social CIRCLES, were married on Friday
The witnesses were zee Book and Miss
Elsie Chung.
Celebrating the nineteenth annivers
airy Of her birthday, Miss Daisy KawelC
entertained a few friends last Friday
evening at her home, l04 Fifth Avenue
Kaimuki. The company included Mrs
Lily Kawelo, Mrs. T. s. s. MocI. Miss
Mani AkeoDa, Miss Mani Peterson snd
Miss Agnes Maket. III .
From Monday Advettiser) Dr..
Rev. T. Okumura returned from q
trip to Kauai in the Kinau yesterday
H. Gpoding Field returned. in T. The
Claudine from business trip to Maui
yesterday.
James Spalding arrived in the Kinar
from his home in Kealia, Kauai, yester
day morning.
| W. D. McBryde, manager Of th'
Kauai Fruit and Land Company, Ltd.
arrived in the steamer Kinau yesterday
morning from Kauai.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry R. Meyer, Oh
kaunakakai, MolSkai, arrived in tn,
Mikahala yesterday morning. They viii
spend few days in the city.
Charles r. Forbes, superintendent OF
public works, returned in the Matsonii
yesterday morning from Hilo, wher,
he spent a few days on official business
Herman Olsen, seaman, residing q
the seaman s Institute, filed a declare
ton of intention yesterday in the of
fee of George r. Clark, clerk of tn
federal court. Olsen was born in Mode
Norway, on February 2, $780,
Attorney Ebert J. Bolts will leave II
the Matsonia on Wednesday ,mornin,
for San Francisco where he will atten,
to private business. He will return ii
the same steamer which is due her,
on January ..
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