The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-06-30
PERSONALS
Prom WednendnY Adnar.iae,.

lege of Hawaii was a passenger for the
west coast of the Big Island III the
Mauna loa yesterday. T.. .t,iaEE
DR.. Donald MacLennen, fsther.ip.aw
Of B. g. Rivenburgh, land Commissioner
for the Territory has beeA operateyi
on at the BeretR mia Sanitorium, and
yesterday was reported greatly i'm.
proved. . ..saFT
Jay Gould, grandson OF the great
fnancier Of the same name, is coming
to Hawaii early next week with his
wife and family, according 70 an A.
soCiated Press despatch received here
yesterday. They will sail from San
Francisco today. Mrs. Gould Is a
daughter Of Mrs Hubert Vos, wife Of
the well-known painter. She also IL a
granddaughter Of Mrs. l.. A. Coney and
niece of Mrs. J. H. Coney of Kauai.
(From Thursday Advel tiser)
Mr.. Charles B. Blum left San Fran
cisco yesterday on the Wilhelmina for
Honolulu on his semi annual trip.
George II. Wears was a passenger in
the ASuna kea yesterday morning for
his home in Hilo, after few DAYS
spent in Honolulu on business. :.
Brig. Gen. r. X. Evans, command
ing the Hawaiian Department. yester-
day called upon Rear.Admiral C. J.
BOush, c0mmandant of the. naval sta.
ton.
among HonOlulans leaving yesterday
for Hilo were Rev. and Mrs. d. c.
Peters, Rev. A. V. SOares, Rev. and
Mrs. =. X. KamaiOpili and Theodore
Richards.
Robert W: Shingle left in the Mauna
Kea yesterday for HiIo. from where he
will 60 to Maui in time to attend the
Fourth OF July races at knhului. He
Will return TO Honolulu probably next
Wednesday.
Mrs. John p. Wiser, who recently
arrived from Honolulu, was the horored
guests at delightful luncheon at which
Mrs. Clara J.. Darling presided at the
Francisco Club, San francisco, on Tues
day of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Cohen will leave
in the SOnOma on July for the main.
Land, where they expect to remain two
months. Mr.. Cohen will study the
theatrical field and make arrangements
for new talent for the string of play.
houses of the Honolulu Consolidated
Amusement Company.
-Four japanese ministers, and Secre.
t8ry |. knwRguchi, of the local Japa.
nese Y. NJ. c. A., left beTp vest erday
Tor HilO, to attend the annual meet.
ing of the Hawaiian Board Of Missions. |
The ministers are Rev. r. Okomura of
the Makiki Japanese church, Rev. r. |
Hori of the Nuuanu church, Rev. Y. !
Sakai of the Kakaako church and Rev. |
G. Motokawa Of the South King street
church.
Y. Mort, who was elpve-cOnsuT for |
Japan here for about three years. when !
=. tyenO was consul.generaI, win be a !
visitor here in the near future on his |
way to China, to which country he has
been transferred from South America.
After leaving here Mori was appointed
to consulate in Peru. He has inst
been Transferred TO Antung. He will
make a short stay here and bis many
friends are arranging to entertain him.
(From Friday Advertiser)
Attorney Wilivm T. Rawlins is again
laid up at his home on account of i'll.
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Flood, who were
in Honolulu last week, left for
San Francisco in the Matsonia last
W. dnesday.
A. X. Aona, clerk of Judge Whitney s
court, will leave on a month 3 vacation
Saturday. He will spend q part of his
in Hilo.
Mrs. Mary Little of San Francisco,
who arrived in the Lurline on Wednes.
IS visiting her daughter, Mrs. Robert
Scott of 1876 Pensacola street.
Mrs. Pearl Hadley made application
yesterday for passport. She plans to
leave Honolulu July 81 by the Makura
and will spend some time in Canada.
Miss Mary Ann Sing, Miss Annie
Kauahi and Miss ROsaline Anakolia
Will leave in the Mauna Kea tomorrow
afternoon I" spend the Fourth of July
in HilO.
Among local persons going to the
races at kahului, Maui, for the Fourth
~ July are Mr.. and Mrs. CASTOR J.
Bosse, Mrs ID. A. Espinda and Miss
Martha Hebron
IMrs. Adela Schuman Chacon of Qua
'emala, grand daughter of Mrs Mary
Ann Lemon, is now visiting with Mrs.
FRED W. Mckinney of 3l65 Diamond
Head road, Waikiki.
Sylvester +. COrrea, formet member
II the lower house in the local legisla.
'ure, will leave for HilO in the Mauna
hea tomorrow afternoon, on a short
visit to the Second City. '
Among HOnoIulans expected TO re.
urn in the Mauna Kea Tomorrow morn.
ng from Hilo are Rev. Father H. Val.
'ntin, chaplain of the National Guard
IT Hawaii, and Antonio d. Castro of
he San Antonio Society.
The Misses Olivia and Elvira Caryal.
10 of Hilo will arrive in the Mauna
<ea tomorrow to visit with their aunt.
Mrs. G. +. Alfonso of 9O3 Seventh
VENUE, Kaimuki. They will also at,
end the summer school for teachers
Rev. and Mrs. F. Eteson were the
quests OF honor at a reception and So
ial given in the assembly hall of the
School, Kaimuki, last nipht.
Rev. Mr. Eteson is now the priest in
barge of the Church of the + piphanv
Tenth and Panon avenues.
William II. Crane, the famous Ameri
an actor, is expected to arrive in Hon.
lulu for visit, July Is, a passenger in
he Matsonin. He will be ACCOMPANIED
~ James Woods, manager of the st
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