The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-11-07
,iPERSONALSa.
iron SATURDAY Adveftlser,

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from Saturday Advertiser)
With Rev. Samuel X. Kamai6piIi, a..
sistant pastor Of kaumakapili Church,
Palama, officiating, Sgt. Roy G. Gar.
, wick, Second Infantry, Port ShAfter.
and Miss Bella Kawhi were married
last night. The Witnesses were Miss
Catherine johnson and william TrcTb.
blay. A.. 4 f;fifiYt,, t.f L q
(From Sunday Advertiser1, 4 ~
James ID. Lewis and Manuel /. "a.
raj, of Hilo, who have been ATTENDING
! he federal trial Jury az niefnhefn. ~.
| .urncd in the Mauna Kea yekt&tdaS
afternoon TO their Big Island homes. J
William Ebeling, sugar boiler with
j" Hawaiian Sugar Company At Max.
awei, Kauai, who has been MSitina
relatives in HONOLULU, Win rstufh 10
the Kinau next Tuesday afternoon 70
his Garden Island home, a a. j ~, x
Harry p. Nicmeyer and Miss, Alice
tantos were married on Friday by
Rev. Father Iilrich ,Tanbe, pastor 81
the Catholic Church of st. Anthony,
Kalihi kai. The ,witnesess, were Emma
Philips and Reverend Father Martin.
'"&Sis. Mildred Aasfcailtan asdi d Miss
"rl"idr FrnBea returned I, In x the
Mauna Kea yesterday from ten.day
visit in Hilo and the Volcano Of XII.
uoa. TLey report the activity az the
after to have boon magnificent during
heir stay. ssEs E"t tyfN;|f.s.s - p y
Mrs g.. Sheba, wife of the former
proprietor OF the Hawaii Shinpo, Vas
the hostess yesterday afternoon TO ths
members of tue Japanese Women's AZ.
ISOLATION at a farewell party at the
seaside Hotel. Mrs. Sheba will sail on
the Tenyo Maru November IL for Japan
to rejoin her husband, who Is now in
bust ness there. 80 '',.+,-'
Henry w. Kinney, superintendent. Of
public instruction, who returned yes.
terday morning in the Mauna ,Ksa
from Maui, will leave in the same
"mcr rext Wednesday morning for
Hilo. He will tour the island, gath.
'nng data for the school budget which
will be presented to the next legisla.
ere. Mr.. Kinney will return TO Homo.
ulu II tho Nauna Kea on Saturday,
November Is. ,.....s-..s.,.,.ri
tt'rom Monday Adveftiser,% -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hooking and. 5dsugh-
tiers are spending the week end at the
Volcano having left on;ths Mauna Kaa
Saturday afternoon. Is H.: 4.f4.,:
The sixth child and 6ffh daughter
was, born Saturday. to. Georg Rodiek,
consul for Germany and Sweden, and
Mrs. Rodiek, Of 2616 Nuuanut Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas. T. Tetes, OF
1923 Punehbowl Street., welcomed at
their home Saturday the arrival of
their second child and first son. He
will be named Nicholas Walter. :
With Rev. David Carey Peters, pas.
tor, officiating, Frederick De Rahhal
and Miss Elizabeth Cooke were mar.
ried ut eight O'Clock Saturday night
10 the Christian Church Of Honolulu.
The witnesses were Miss julien Cooke,
sister of the bride, and j. Moran. u.
(From Tuesday AdVertieer.) -,
w. ]. Forbes, recently operated on
for appendicitis, is recovering and viii
be out shortly. ,'tr'.r ~,
A daughter, Elizabeth. was y born
last Saturday to Mr.. and Mrs Keawo
Kala, of 095 Dowsett Lane, Palama,
NJ. R. Borges, who was operated on
1 the Queens Hospital recently is
reported doing nicely and expects to
be out and about shortly. ,.,
Judge and Mrs. E. NJ. Wateon,, who
ave been visiting in the mainland,
"ill return next Monday, it is ex-
pected, from San Francisco
John Kaloa Maikai and Mrs. Rose s.
Haukalu were married on Sunday eve
ming by Rev. s. K. Kamaiopili,
assistant pastor of Kaumakapih Church,
Palama.
H. w. Kinney, superintendent of
public education, will leave in the
Mauna Kea tomorrow for Hilo. He
expects to be away ten days, on OH
cial business. .r.&. q
Walter Flood Davis and Miss Louise
Jackson were married last Saturday
by Rev. Frank W. Merrill, pastor Of
Il. Elizabeth Church, Palaina, the wit
nesses being Albert Damon and Mrs.
William c. Anderson.
Corporal Grooms, Second Company,
G. A. c., Fort De Russey, and Mrs.
Edgar Grooms, of $50 Campbell
Avenue, Kapahulu, welcomed ct the
Department Hospital, Fort Shafter, on
| Thursday Of last week the arrival of
son, who has been named Cecil Carl.
ton.
With Rev. Father. H. Valentin,
pastor of the Catholic Church Of st.
Augustine by -the-Sea, Waikiki, officiat.
ing, Frederick Eckardt and Miss Eliza.
beth Fernandes were married last Sat.
I urdaV NIGHT tho wifaaaaaa heiud m.