The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-05-23
PERSONALS.


NJ. Asanomi has become editor Of the
Nippu Jill, succeeding Y. Fuwa, who
has resigned in order TO enter a main.
land college, probably the University
Of Missouri. - =
Mr.. and Mrs. James ID. Dougherty.
residing at the corner Of Bingham and
Artesian streets, are the parents of
daughter born TO them this morning
about one o clock,
Fred l.. Waldron and his sons. Stan
Icy and Redvers, who have been, OF
HitcL 'Ock Military Academy during
the last school year. re expected home
IN the Makura. June Ia. 49,
w. and Mrs. Richard +. Morehead,
Of 1898 Nuuauu avenue. had their
family circle Increased last Sunday
through the arrival Of a daughter, who
has been named Marguerite May.
John l.. Fleming of the James r.
Morgan Company, who has been in the
Rig Island on business for some time
Past. Is expected, - arrive this morn.
ifg in the Mauna Kea, from Hiloa ,.,.
H. Cushman Carter. who has been
IL Southern California on , n. health
seeking trip, will return to Honolulu
in the Sonoma, which is due here from
san Francisco n week from next Mon.
day.
hrnry w. Kinney. superintendent OF
uhhr instruction. left last Thursday
for Kauai. He will look into the need
tcr new school buildings and teachers
and report to the commissioners at the
T""ting to be held on Monday, May
%.
lieut.. John f. Hatch, First Field
Artillery, Z. s. A., and Mrs. Hatch of
SchcfCld Barracks, this island, vel
coined little baby girl at the Depart
ment Hospital, Fort Shafter, last Tues
dry. She has been named Nellie
LcIisc.
Capt. Paul B. Malone, Second In.
f"ntry, I. =. A.. with members of his
family and a party of friends, may
Lave in the Mauna Kea this afternoon
for HilO on visit to the Volcano of
kilauea. The party will return in the
SINE steamer on Tuesday of next
week. - -
From SUNDAY. AdvcrtiserN 1
Attorney Carl s. Carlsmith of Hilo
was among the Big Island arrivals by
the Mauna kca yesterday.
Arthur Waal. former postmaster of
Lahaina. Maui. is visiting the city and
expects to remain here some time.
Y. J. Ryan was a passenger in the
M"uLa Kca yesterday afternoon to
Hl". He went to FIJI che position of
clerk in Judge Quinn s circuit court.
Last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
VI. McGrew of 1928 Kinau street wei
coined the arrival of girl, to whom
they gave the name of Dorothy Alice.
Mr. and Mrs. George W, Armitage of
Sheffield Barracks had their family
circle increased last Sunday through
the arrival of a son. He has been
named Harvey.
Jay A. Urice is forced to stay away
from his desk ut the Y. NJ! C. A., Ow.
ing to throat trouble, but he is already
doing nicely and hopes to return to his
duties very shortly. .., .
Henry W. Kinney, superi ntendent of
public instruction, returned yesterday
from Kauai. having spent Friday in
the Garden Island looking into the
needs of the schools
From Tuesday Advertiser)
Sam. X. Oneha of the waterwOrks de-
partment is back at his desk after
.'lrasant vacation.
David B. Silva of b. F. Ehlers 4
Co, will undergo today second opera
hon for appendicitis.
Among HonOlulans expected this
morning in the MatsOnia from San
Francisco is Charles G. Bockus.
Walter +. Dillingham; is i'll in the
Bcretania Hospital. DIR. J. A. Morgan,
the attending physician, said last night
that the condition of his patient was
not at all serious.
Clarence G. White and family, of
Haiku and kahului, Maui, will leave
FOR the mainland some time next
mouth to reside permanently, they hav.
ing sold their property in the Valley
Island to Harold W. Rice.
John Lennon, manager of the NJ s.
Sachs Dry Goods Company will leave
in the Sierra this afternoon for the
mainland in the interests of his firm.
Mr.. Lemon expects to be away two
months and will 80 as far as New York
City.
Kenneth G. Hopper, business manager
Of the Garden Island, published in Ii.
hue, is in the city to meet Mrs. Hopper,
who will return from the mainland to-
day in the Matsonia. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hopper expect to return to Kauai to-
morrow.
First Lieut.. Richard H. Kimball,
Fourth Cavalry, aide camp to Brig
Gen. J. =. Wiser, t. =. Army, will soon
be relieved from duty on the general s
staff, and has been granted leave of
absence, effective July l, for Il period
of one month and twenty-eight days.
Duke Kahanamoku while in San
Francisco visited with Francis Brown,
who left here for treatment for an in
jured limb. Duke reports that Brown
has entirely recovered the use of his
les and expects to return to Honolulu
ABOUT the middle Of June.
Applications for passports have. been
made in the office of the clerk of the
federal court by Senator Alfred l..
Castle, to travel in Canada, F. f.
g., Stcere, likewise; Miss Pauline Eliza,
beth Schacfcr, Orient, and Prof. Jo
seph +. Rock, botanist, Orient, the
last mentioned expecting to leave Ho,
nOlulu on June IA in the Makura, via