The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-09-08
PERSONALS
From wednesday Advertiarrl

Lorrin A. Thurston returned n the
Wlfhelmina on Sunday morning from
Hilo, where he spent several weeks
looking after his business interests. \
Arthur NJ Brown, city attorney. and
Mrs. Brown, who have been visiting IA
the mainland for some time past. will
return in the Matsonia next Tuesday
from San Francisco. .T IN
Manuel Thomas and Miss Mary silva
Of Waipahu, this island, were married
at the Catholic Cathedral last night by
Rev. Father Patrick st. Leger, the wit.
nesses being Manuel Ornelias and Miss
Virginia Silva. - = ~
Judge John L, Kaulukou, district
magistrate of Kailua, Kona, Hawaii,
arrived yesterday and will return 20
his Big Island home In the Mauna Loh
next Friday Mt noon. He is making
his first visit to the city in six years.
Frank Nichols of this city received
news yeste rday of the death of his
father, John W. Nichols, at New
Canaan, Connecticut, on August ~. The
elder Nichols was scventy.fise years
ON and leaves a fortune of $4,000,
which his son inherits. ...
Roderick o. Matheson, editor OF The
Advertiser, who has been on A three
months vacation, visiting in Canada
and the mainland of the United States,
will return to Honolulu in the Ventura.
which is due here next Monday morn
ing. Il" Et
(From Thursday Advertise-)
Mr.. and Mrs. J., A. Young of 1858
1.unalilo street welcomed yesterday the
arrival of little daughter.
G. s. Dunning, newspaper man who
spent some time in the city, returned
in the Wiihclmina yesterday to San
Francisco.
Judge and, Mrs. Alexander Lindsay,
Jr, have returned to their, city home
from two weeks stay at Laie, Wind.
ward Oahu.
Walter NJ. Argabrite was a passen.
ger in the Wilhelmina yesterday for
nan Francisco, where he will visit for
some weeks, ..4yst7.... ...'..a...-."
Mr.. and Mrs. william Z. Pietsch of
unOH avenue, near Ocean View Drive,
kaimuki, welcomed the arrival of
little daughter on Tuesday.
Among the arrivals in the Manoa on
.ucsday from San Francisco Was Rob.
crt E. Stone, who will become an in.
<tructor at Mills School, Manoa.
W. w. MCGOWAN, who was operated
at the Queens Hospital on Tuesday
by DR.. W. G. Hobby, is doing nicely
and will shortly be out and about.
John X. Kai, former clerk of the
County of Hawaii, who spent the past
week In Honolulu, returned yesterday
in the Mauna Kea to his home in Hilo.
L.. l.. Wise of San Francisco, H. E.
Carlson of San Jose, and Miss Florence
E. Wilton Of Berkeley, California, are
among the mainland visitors now In
Honolulu.
Among outside Islanders now visit
ing in the city are FRED Murphy and
!. R. Franklin of Makawao, Maui;
Mrs. David Pullar of Pepeekeo. and
James Alexander of Hakalau,1 Hawaii,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Treadway
were passengers in the Wilhelmi1a yesr
terday for San Francisco and will
spend several weeks visiting ia the
Pacific Coast ~.
Judge Antonio Perry left fin the
Wilhelmina yesterday For San Fran.
cisco, where he will meet Mrs. Perry.
The Perrys will return to Honolulu
carly in November.
With Rev. Leopold Knoll of st. An
drew's Cathedral officiating, Auyong
Sun and Miss Dung Kan Yam, were
married on Tuesday. The witnesses
were Mrs. H. Y. Lee and Jim Young.
Wade Warren Thayer, Secretary Of
Hawaii, accompanied by Mrs. Thayer,
who have been visiting in the main
land the past three months, will return
next Tuesday in the Matsonia from
'jan Francisco.
Rudolph Silva, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. c. Silva of Wilhelmina Rise, Kai.
muki, left in the Wilhelmina yester.
day for San Francisco, from where he
will go to New York to enter one of
the eastern educational institutions.
Tadanao Imai, newly appointed sec
rotary to the local Japanese consulate.
as the successor of KeizO Yokoyama
who is transferred to the Toxic foreign
office, will arrive here from San Fran.
cisco next Wednesday on the Ventura.
Archie C. Kaaua OF Waimea, Hawaii,
is visiting in the city. He came to
Honolulu to place his eleven year old
son in st. Louis College. Mr.. Kaaua
expects to return in the Mauna Loa
tomorrow at noon to his Big Island
home.
Among Island boys who left in the
Wiihelmlna yesterday for the main.
land were Ebert and Malcom futile,
who are returning to Cornell, and Cliff.
ford Melim, who will take a course in
engineering in an Oakland, California
school,
At Waialua, this island, last Sunday,
Roman Granate and Miss Juana TidlOs
were married in the Catholic Church
by Rev. Father Sebastian KosvZe. The
witnesses to the nuptial ceremony were
Edward Amoroso and Mrs. Tomasa
Lumoya.
Victor H. Kohl and Miss Maude
Slaght of Kaimuki avenue, Kaimuki,
were married on Tuesday by Rev. Leon
l.. L"OfbOurow, pastor of the First Ne.
thodist Church, the witnesses being
Mrs. II. Flasher and Mrs. Anna H.
LoofbOurow,
Samuel s. Au and Miss Daisy Lee,
well known young members of the local
Chinese society circles, were married
on Tuesday by Rev. Kong Yin Tet, pas
TOR Of st. Peters (EPiscopaD Church,
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