The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-09-22
PERSONALS
fFrom "wednesday Advertiser

| enger In the kilauea yesterday 70,
West Hawaii. He will attend TO som,
law business in Kailua, Kona,
Among city visitors from the Other
islands are W. X. Scholtz Of Puunene
and Philip McKaig of Pauwela, Maui
and w. 7. Kaney of Makaweh, Kauai.
Brig. Gen. r. X. Evans, commanding
the Hawaiian Department, yesterday
paid n visit TO former Queen Liliuoka
lani, to confer upon her an honorary
membership in the recently organized
aero club.
Lieut.. Henry Clinton Kress Mullen
l,erg, Second Infantry, U. s, A., and
RS. Muhlcnberg welcomed on Monday
he arrival of q son in the Department
IOslital, Fort Shafter. The younp
van has been named Henry Clinton
| Ercss. sG.r b..
Among passengers in the Kilauea fol-
| West hawaii yesterday were Mrs. H
l.. Ross, Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Mcwayns
| Mrs. l.. II. McWayne, Mrs. @. @. Con.
radt. Mrs. T. c. White, Judge and Mrs
4, N, Hayseldcn and children, Judge j
l.. kRulukou, Miss 8. siegel and Mis-,
ID. Rossiter. -
Judge Samuel b. Kemp, assistant
'nitcd States district attorney, left
lst night in the Kilauea for Kailua,
ora, where be will visit Judge Z. Yves.
Thompson, the new West Hawaii
ir"uit judge, Jadge Kemp during his
week Is, stay in Kailua vim try .
tNcr,e eases m 5 - 3 - t1iE ~
(frcm' THU sday Advegtiser) =
Mr.. and Mrs. Dickinson H. Bishou
left in the Matsonia yesterday, on their
way to New York. ~ ST..
A license was issued yesterday in
thisGIty fer the marriage Of Bonaparte
I. karratti and Miss Kealoha Blake.
DIR. +. C. Waterhouse, who was on a
business trip to the mainland, returned
to Honolulu in the Lurline on Tuesday
night.
Ri. Rev. Henry Bond Restarick
bishop. of Honolulu, left in the Mat.
sonia yesterday On a short visit ia
the mainland. .".
Judge G. +. Clemous left in the Mat.
| onia yesterday on brief visit to San
Francisco. He will return in the same
steamer on October 10.
Among Honolulans leaving in the
Maunu Kea yesterday for Hilo were
I.Orrin A. Thurston and Roderick O.
MathesOn, editor of The Advertiser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Kahea, of 727
Wniakamilo road, Kalihi, welcomed on
Ncndny of last week the arrival of a
daughter at their home. The child has
been named KaleiOkalani.
Mrs. Antonio G. Silva of Honolulu
this island, who was operated at the
Queens Hospital yesterday, is reported
| doing nicely and expects to be able
to return to her home shortly.
Former Circuit Judge Parsons has
returned to Hilo, where he will enter
| the private practise of law. He was
:Prointed a notary public for the HilO
airCuit by Attorney General Stain
back yesterday.
Henry w. Kinney, superintendent OF
public instruction, who was recently
| operated at the Queen s Hospital, has
| recovered to such an extent that he
will be moved to his home, Ninth, near
| n&imuki avenue, this morning.
Among well known persons who left
in the MatsOnia yesterday for the
| were Jo0u Nullu, NJ.
!. W. BergstrOm, s. c.. Kennedy, +
| A. MOtt-Smith, LOrrin p. Thurston
and II. B. Mariner, the latter of Hilo
julius Won der Wall and Miss Mary
Lutero were married on Monday by
Rev. Father Alphonse Blom of the
| Catholic Cathedral. The witnesses tC
the nuptial ceremony were John +
Richard and Miss Helen Lutero, sister
of the bride.
With Rev. Father Patrick st. Legel
Of the Catholic Cathedral, performin ne
the service, John Muntean, a native
of Rumnna, and Miss Alexandrins
Ogrn Of this city were married or
Tuesday. The witnesses were Louit
Medeiros and Mrs. Mary Medeiros.
Mrs. A. -. Angus, Mr.. and Mrs. A
w. Carter. Mrs. A. F. Cooke, Mrs. G
l.. Bodrrro, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Castle
Mrs. j. A. Gilman, Mrs. A. F. Judd
DR.. v r.. NJ. OsOriO and Mrs. C. H. OF
son wrr" among local persons who lef
yesterday in the Matsonia for the main
land
| Among mainland visitors here wht
returned in the Matsonia yesterday t.
San Francisco were +. II. and H. NJ
Baruch of Los Angeles, Edward Tough
Arnold Thaycr and Harold Norton o
New York; =. +. Armbrster of Nassau
Bahama Islands; MIR. and Mrs. LerO,
l.innard of Pasadena, and l.. NJ. DOld,
of Washington.
From Friday Advertiser)
H. X. Mansfield, commercial traveller
has gone to Hilo on a business trip.
Frederick !. Cockett, messenger II
the Governor 3 office, is at his home OF
account Of illness.
j. &. Blair, superintendent of tn,
Island Electric company of Waikiki
Maui, is in Honolulu on business.
A daughter was born TO Mr.. an,
Mrs. David Keau of Ala Moana las
Sunday. She has been christene,
Lucy.
A dHught"r. Katherine Simlin, wa
born Wednesday Of last week to Rev
and Mrs. Kong Yin Tet of Emm
street.
Rev. Henry Pratt Judd, secretary o
the Hawaiian Evangelical association
: returned yesterday in the Mauna Lo
from Maui.
Attorney A. &. Correa of Hilo al
= rived in the kiIauea Tuesday from tn
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