The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-06-23
PERSONALS.
(Trom wednesday Adspr.lserl

TheodOre n. Drnngn, HtlO merchant,
Is visiting in the city. III ti
Mr. and Mrs. T.. l. Spaldine arrived
in the Kilnuea yesterday from visit
\ TO Hito. & "a n X
Mr.. and Mrs Raymer Sharp win be
at the Seaside hotel this summer dur.
ing school vacation.
Levi g. Lyman, principal Of the Hilo
Boarding School, was an arrival from
the Big Island in the Kilauea yester.
day. He is here to attend the Puma.
hou Pageant. 3. 1900.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Morath return.
ed in the KilaLea yesterday from two
months honeymoon in the Big Island.
They spent week in Hilo and the
rest Of the time at Mountain View,
Olaa. liz iEt4
John ". fippertE and Mrs, Bella
Silva were married by Rev. Samuel X.
Khmaiopili, assistant pastor of the
K"umakapili church, the witnesses
being Mrs. w. Z. Ferver and Mrs s.
X. Kamaiorili. -=~a 81 -J's. g.
Senator William T. Robinson of Wal.
! luku,s Maui and his daughters. Miss
Eva Robinson and Miss Hannah 4.
Robinson, will leave In the Niagara on
Friday for Vancouver, on three
months tour Of Canada. J..
/ Among Big Islanders who arrived in
the kilauea yesterday were Miss Helen
Severance Miss M. Shipman, p. W. T.
+ Bluctt, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Irwin and
children, F. E. Trotter, f. L.. Barringer
John A. Palmer and james ID. Fraser.
Manuel douvcia and Miss Virginia
| do ta M WafR kp al
the Catholic Church of Honolulu, Eva,
last Saturday by Rev. Father Charles
| l.. Windels, the pastor. The witnesses
were Mr.. and Mrs. Antonio Ornellas.
Miss l.. Buchanan, Miss l.. Searle,
Miss +. Serrao, Miss G. silva, Miss N.
Vredcnburg, Miss o. Branco and Miss
J. Branco, are leaving in the Kilauea
today for Hawaii. They have been at
tending the Sacred Hearts Academy,
! kaimuki.
willard S. Terry arrived in the
Mauna Kea yesterday from his home
IN Hilo to attend the Punahou Pa
geunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Terry are the
omly survivors of the first group Of
teachers of the Kamehameha Schools
They were also principals, at one time,
Of the Hilo Boarding School e.. .
. Leaving for Hawaii in the Rilauea
this morning are the following students
of st. Louis College, who are going to
spend their summer vacation: M. Bap.
tista, j. Serrao, +. Vredenburg, p
Nrcdenburg, A.. Spencer, J. Vieira, A.
5ouza, g. Santos, A. Cnldeira, II. Luis.
Lee Kai, G. Lindsey F. Lee and P. Lee
Among those who have fled appli.
cations recently in the office of the
federal court clerk for passports to
travel in foreign countries are Theo-
ore Thiele,, John Wilcock, William
Nncek, Mrs. Annie Logan Miss lola
.ogan, Lila r. Wagner, Senator W. r.
Robinson, Miss Eva Robinson and Miss
hannah E. Robinson. >-.. ',-'.
Judge Tristan +. NJ. Osorio, district
magistrate of North Hilo and Unite >
:tatcs commissioner for the Big Is
and, was an arrival in the Mauna
toa yesterday morning from Hilo. He
S beBc in connection .Vith-the opening
Vt tract of government land near
lilo for residence purposes and ex-
Gets to return to bis home in the
Mauna Kea next Saturday. 20
Among arrivals from Maui in the
| ytobtEuhy WtTe DeDdIOT II, %.
! PenhallOw, G. d. Lufkin, Mrs. j. NJ.
Little, J. Z. Cannon, A. J.. de Souza,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Hughes, Rev. and
Mrs: c. H. Villiers, Representative A.
+. TaVares, A. Weber, W.. +. Pogue,
Mrs. II. W. Kinney, James N. Keola,
r. G. SeaTle, J. M. Lee, A. Pombo, l..
and E. Gay and Mrs. A. Anderson.
(Frtm Thursday Adver tiSer)
f. y. Lord returned yesterday in the
Maui from business trip to Kauai.
Charles H. Rose, sheriff of Honolulu,
will return from San Francisco in the
Wilhelmina on July 4.
Chrrlrs K. Forbes, superinte ndent Of
public works, left in the Kilauea yes
terday for Hilo, on official business.
Gordon A. Campbell, who has been here
for the winter months, leaves for the
mainland in the Niagara "tomorrow.
A baby son arrived last Tuesday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Rid
eau Ross, of 1886 Wilhelmina Rise,
Kaimuki.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick K Wilhelm
of l7l5 South King street, Pawaa, vel
coined at their home last Monday the
arrival Of young son.
A. a Wilder, s. G. Wilder Miss
Peggy Wilder and A. Wilder were
among the arrivals from San Francis
co in the Mats0nia yesterday.
=. Mrs. Jason Almeida. of 449 Kua.
KIM street, is at the Beretania SAM
tarium, where she will undergo an
operation for appendicitis today.
| Among Kauai arriyals in the Mani