The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-07-04
PERSONALS.
{ From SATURDAY Advertiser. !

mIb' II. %. bihucnhru OF fhuwelA,
Maui, Is in the city to spend the sum.
mer months. ~. ~ . Z ~
Miss Margaret Mathew, American No.
tiOnal secretary Of the Y. w. g. A. in
japan, will be a visitor here next week 4
arriving on the Nippon Maru on Tues
day, on her way to Japan. While here
she will confer with local workers re.
garding the appointment Of a score.
tary to look after japanese girls here.
II. Gooding Field left hast evening
in the 'Claudine for Maui, where he will
select site for O clubhouse for the
Hawaii Tuna Club, near the big game
fishing grounds in the waters OF the
Valley Island. II is the expectation
of the tuna club to have the rest house
constructed in time for the reception
of anglers who will come to the Isl
ands this fall to FISH. ... rEF>,E.. ..
Lloyd r. Killam, secretary of tho
Oriental branches Of the YIN. c.. A..
has returned from Kauai; where he
made tour of inspection of the asso.
citation work in progress in different
parts Of the island. He addressed
church. Sunday school ard association
meetings of Japanese, Filipinos and
mea and Kekaha plantation. b &,.3
(From SUNDAY Advertiserl s
United States District Attorney Hu,
Der left for Hilo yesterday TO be gone
over july 4. he will spend two days
at the Volcano. as T5t8y&-4
A. d. Castro, who spent the past
week on the Big Island in the interests
of the Santo Antonio Society, returned
in the Mnuna Kea yesterday. ~ = B..
Among the arrivals from Hilo in the
Mauna kea yesterday were the Misses
oliyia and Ehvira Carvalho, who will
remain several weeks in the city.
R"v. Father II. Valentin was a re.
turning passenger in the Mauna Kea
yesterday from Hilo. He conducted
the religious retreat this year of the
.atholc sisters in charge of 81
Joseph's School for Girls. y 1. s
v. A. Carvnlho, principal Of the big
J government school at Pspaikou, near
lilo, Hawaii, was an arrival in the
Nauna Kca yesterday morning and
will remain several weeks in the city
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph p. Rego OF
Puuowaina Drive gave a surprise party
on Friday night to Miss Henrietta OH.
vcira. Mrs. Rcgo s sister, who ccIebrat.
ed her sixteenth birth anniversary on
that day. w.
| 4 William McCluskev. superm ing prin.
hipnl Of the government schools in
Maui is a visitor in. the city. He is
a member of the faculty of the sum
NOR school which win open. next Wed.
nesday here. O.. ts,'& H.
| GNAs 80 II
the Territory, returned in the Kinau
i yesterday morning from Kauai, where
he spent some time attending 70 the
government Is side of the cases in some,
tax appeal cases. .,. ~
From Monday Advertisef1 ~
| Rev. George Laughton, pastor Of the
First Foreign church Of Hilo, has writ.
4 ten friends in the Crescent City that he
intends returning from the Coast after
several weeks' visit and that, he ex-
poets to continue occupying his pulpit
at Hilo for another year, at least. ~
j. B. MeSwanson, former editor Of
the Hawaii Herald, at Hilo, has been
appointed acting assistant clerk in the
| Fourth circuit court, In that city. Miss
Ruth Quinn, formerly stenographer in
the Office of Attorney c. F. Peterson,
of Honolulu, has been appointed court
reporter in the same court.
From Tuesday Advertiser.)
Eric Knudsen of Kauai is in Homo.
lulu for a few days.
J. J. Fern is at his home suffering
from an injured foot.
District Attorney Huber will return
from Hilo tomorrow. He ID making
visit to the Volcano.
Mrs. Clifford J. Boush, wife of the
comma ndant of the Honolulu Naval
Station, will not be cat home" today.
| Mrs. Howard d. Case was operated
at the Beretania Sanitarium yesterday
morning for appendicitis and is report
ed doing nicely.
Eric A. Knudsen of Kauai, William
McCluskey of Maui, and Mrs. B. ID.
Bond of Hawaii, are in the city on
board of education business.
William II. Heen, deputy attorney
| general Will return today from Ha.
wall and Maui, where he spent ten days
attending to legal work for the Terri.
tory.
With Rev. Father Maximin ALI of
the CdthOnc Cathedfal OmclatIng, FREQ
Kama and Miss Louisa Brown were
married on Saturday night the Witness
es being j. A. Naauao and Miss Helen
Keanu. O..
Joaquin Adric and Miss Rosa Fer
nandes were married at the Catholic
Cathedral last Saturday night, Rever.
end Father Phillip officiating. The wit
nesses were Alfred Adric and Miss Car.
I RE Fernandes.
DR.. James r. Judd, the Honolulu
surgeon who has been on the West
front for many months, will not return
| as soon as expected, due to the delay
in the arrival of his successor at Juilly.
The date of his return here is still in.
! definite.
Miss Mary Born, principal of the gov
| ernment school at Keauhou, Kona, Ha-
wall, will arrive in the Mauna LOa this
morning from the Big Island, to spend
the summer vacation. Her sister, Miss
! Isabel Born, assistant at the same
school, arrived in the Mauna Kea last
Saturday.
Don s. Bowman, chief sanitary in
spectOr of HilO, will return in the Will.
helmina this morning from the main.
land whore he anent the mat two