The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-05-30
PERSONALS


VIII leave early In August He VIII fo-
turn TO his diocese in Philadelphia.
En- route to Juneau, Alaska, via Van.
couvcr, 4. A. Mott Smith, and his son.
accompanied by @. s. Weight, were
passengers In the Canadian. Austfal.
nsirn steamer Makura, which sailed for
Vancouver yesterday afternoon.
Miss. Joan Mcdonald, sister Of Mrs.
A. b. Lindsay, as passenger in the
Canadian Australnsian steamer Ma
kura, which sailed for Vancouver yes.
to-day Afternoon Miss Mcdonald will
visit Seattle and other northern cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. William, Al. Riggs Of
Palolo, near Tenth avenue, Kaimuki,
made the acquaintance yesterday Of a
little son, who arrived at the Depart.
ment Hospital, Fort Shafter. Young
Riggs weighs nine pounds. The older
Riggs Is a clerk at the local headquar.
tors Of the United States.
ExQueon Liliuokalani yesterday re.
ceived Mrs. Francis and her daughter,
Miss Francis, and their gnest, Miss
Van sanvort, all Of New York. The
Francis party has been at the Moana
Hotel for some time, and expects to
leaye for the mainland next week.
Mrs. Francis is the wife of former Uni!
ted States minister TO Greece. "
(From SUNDAY Advertiser)
DR.. and Mrs. +. T.. Trotter are now in
tho Island Of Hawaii visiting the scene
Il the recent volcanic activity. -
f. Il. Steere, Charles NJ. Hite and A.
K. Aona we're appointed yesterday by
Judge Whitney as appraisers Of the
estate of John Nua, deceased.
Governor Pinkham, who was kept to
his home early in the week owing to
illness, may be able to resume work
in his chambers in the Capitol tomor.
row. - Pa. Eatsh% On fl#HaFfA ss%
win j. Cooper, editor OF the Maui
News, was an arrival in the Maunn
Kea yesterday from the Valley Island.
He viii return to his Waikiki home
in the Clauuino tomorrow afternoon.
Edwin Hughes, who underwent a
serious operation some time ago and
who was for time in danger of death,
is reported recovering nicely at the
Queens Hospital, where friends may
visit him now. '".~ 81, %g#y
J. d. McVeigh, superintendent Of
the Molokai Settlement, Is in the city.
Mr.. McVeigh is still using walking
stick, not having recovered altogether
from the injury he received to q foot
some months ago. 10. !.
Among the Honolulans leaving in the
Matsonia next Wednesday for San
Francisco win be Mrs Ellen H. Dwight,
Miss Ellen X. Dwight and Miss Flea
nor l.. Holt, who viii spend several
weeks in the mainland. 0-,.Nl',' ..
Brig. Gen. Robert X. Evans, u. 8.
A., commander Of the Hawaiian Depart
ment, made an official call yesterday on
Brig. Gen. Samuel I. johnson and other
officers OF the National Guard Of Ha-
wall at their headquarters. -.
Rev. Father Maximin ALT, provin-
cial of the local Catholic Mission, re.
turned in the Mauna Kea yesterday
from Maui. Father Maximin spent
several weeks visiting the Kalanpapa
and Kalawao sections of. the Moiokai
| settlement. a.. =, ,t<s,s..a; 4,
Wade Warren Thsyeb. seeretaIy ,ef
Hawaii, expects to leays III onolulu ia
| the Niagara on June 90 for Vancou-
| yer, on vacation tour of Canada and
the United States. Mr.. Thayer filed
in the Office of the clerk Of the federal
court yesterday his application for a
passport to visit Canada. a. =
Judge whitney 8 court calendar for
tomorrow will be as follows; Estate
of John Kailiula, deceased, probate of
will; estate of Barenaba, deceased, ac-
counts; estate of +. w. Damon, de-
ceased, petition for discharge Of admin
istrator, and estate Of John Nua, de-
ceased, petition for family allowance.
From Tuesday Advertiser.)
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray NJ. Allen have re-
turned to their Alder street home from
Waipio.
d. G. Lindsay, the Maui commissioner
OF public instruction, is in the city at
tending the meetings of the board of
education.
| Mrs. Harry A. Franson was among
the Honolulans leaving in the Mauna
KeR last Saturday to visit Mauna Loa
in eruption.
! Mr.. and Mrs William w. Jarrett of
1879 Beach road, Waikiki, welcomed
the arrival of a little daughter at their
home last Sunday. -.
DR.. X. W. Anderson, the well known
dentist, Is on his way to the mainland
to witness the graduation of his son at
Yale early next month.
Mrs. William Galbraith and son re-
turned in the SOnOma, after two
months visit with relatives, and
,, friends on the mainland.
John Hind, president and manager Of
the Hawi Mill & Plantation Company,
of Kohala, Hawaii, is expected from
the mainland early in July.
Commissioner J. N. 8. Williams Of
the public utilities commission will
leave in the Matsonia tomorrow on a
! business trip to the mainland. r.
Among arrivals in the Sonoma yes.
terday from San Francisco were H. H,
! Renton, Miss l.. Renton. Miss M. Rem.
ton J. Horner and w, II. Horner.
Mrs. David Haughs Of l445 Young
street, who has been i'll since March,
was reported last night in very criti.
cal condition and not expected to live
many hours, r...A' ~, .
Judge C. w. Ashford and family
made motor trip to Haleiwa yester-
day and expected to continue around
to windward, possibly stopping at
Hauula for a visit. J
George James Alexander and Miss
Teresa O'Donoghue were married at tho
st. Andrew Cathedral on Saturday by
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