The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-01-28
PERSONALS
(From Tuesday Advertiaelrl

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daughter, Miss Dorothy Quarles, are ex
pected to return to Honolulu IN the
Great Northern on Tuesday Of next
week,
II. G. Myles, British consul at II
PgsQ, Texas, and Mrs. Myles will ar
rive N Honolulu in, the T. X. X. steam
err 0hiyo Maru, March 10, according a
letter to Malcolm a. Franklin. col
hector Of customs. They win 70 Ia
Japan from Honolulu. 3sell y b
2 Many years Of usage having i'm.
paired the usefulness Of the federal
court Official gavel, Judge Clemens yes
terday presented Sidney Smith, the
bailif, with new koa emblem Of an.
thority, with which Bailiff Smith will
hereafter rap the court to order.
4 w. II. Mueller, mayor Of Minot
North Dakota, and James johnson, .
bank director Of the same city, accom-
panied by Mayoy Lane called ON the
Governor yesterday. The visitors, az
the guests Of Mayor Lane, will make
an auto trip around Oahu today.
Writing to friend IN Honolulu. Ben
Bruins, who introduced the brother
Benjamin = remedies here many years
ago, of and on visitor TO the islands
reports his marriage on January 10 in
CINCINNATI, Ohio. No particulars were
given of the wedding, the information
being furnished, however, that ON his
next visit to the Islands Mrs. Bruins
win accompany her husband.
Miss Hazel Bnckland began her du.
ties yesterday as secretary and stenoe.
rapher to the local federal judges, sue
ceeding Miss Irene Dyches, who held
the position for two years and recently
resigned TO accept a position with the
law firm of Frear, Prosser, Anderson 4
Marx. Before going to her new posi-.
tion Miss Dyches win take three
weeks vacation, which she will spend
visiting the islands. ,Jt.
Il. l.. Parker Of New York City, who
was here last winter, writes that he
has joined the HComc Back Club and
is sailing for sunny Honolulu in the
Great Northern today. une Of Mr..
Parker's hobbys is folk dances and il
was through his interest in the old Ha-
waiian love that the puu-ili, and dane
ing with stone eastanets, forgotten
dances Of Old Hawaii, long precedent
to the hulas, were reproduced at a
private entertainment given here last
year.
(From Wednesday Adversely
Circuit Judge Ashford celebrated yes
terday the thirty. third anniversary of
his arrival in Honolulu from California.
Maui arrivals from Lahaina yester.
day in the Mauna Kea were Mrs. w.
Dixon, Renton Hind, 8. Saito, Miss H.
Kapiioho and Eban p. Low.
Senior Luis CULLEN Gil, consul for
Spain, returned in the Mauna Kea yes.
terday from an Official visit to the
Big Island and the Valley Isle.
Among arrivals in the Mauna Kea
from Hilo yesterday were A. X. Hors.
well, A. Englehardt, A. Veil, X. 6akaf,
NJ. A. Niccol, D.. H. Byrne and w. N.
Bellinger. ,s... Z 4
II. B. Mariner, manager Of the First
Trust Company Of Hilo and Byron X
Baird, collector of customs at Hil6,
were among the arrivals in the Mauha
Kea yesterday.
Mrs. Julia Parker of Parker lane, this
city, who Is a daughter of Senator r.
II. Makekau Of Hamakua, Hawaii is re-
covering nicely at The Queen 3 Hospi-
tai, from serious operation. 1854
Among the Honolulans who returned
in the Mauna Kea yesterday from Hilo
were G. s. Judd, Rev. John P. Erdman,
Rev. H. P. Judd, Sidney Splitter, 8. M.
Kanakanui, James f. Fenwiek and Rev.
Norman c. Sehellck. .aa+l FL. 8s
Among arrivals yesterdays from Hilo
were Mrs. Ernest Grune, Mrs. M. B..
Lee, Mrs. j. Silva, Mrs. j. A. Akoi,
Miss Aiona, Miss Churchilli Mrs, J.. M.
Richie rdson, Miss Il. Allen, Miss Break,
Miss Graves and Mr. and Mrs. 8. A..
Cutter. '-t,S# + q
A marconigram telling of the re-
lapse suffered by Princess Kawanana-
koa, who has been i'll with typhoid
fever for several weeks ii Washington,
was received from her attending physi.
clan by Robert W. ShinRle yesterday.
At the time of sendingI the message
the temperature of the Pfincess ranged
from 100 to 104. g. FL -. .
Senator Raymond II. Makekau of Ha-
makua, Hawaii, who arrived last Sat.
urday to visit his daughter, Mrs. Julia
Parker of Parker lane, will return in
the Mauna Kea this morning TO his Big
Island home. In connection with his
coming to Honolulu the rumor> became
current that the Governor had sent
for him. with the view of appointing
Senator Makekau tn succeed Joshua d.
Tucker as land commissioner wlep the
latter's term of Office expires in March.
(From Thursday Adyertiser)
Callers on the Governor yesterday
were James W, Pratt, Ingram M. Stain.
back, Col! Charles ]. Mccarthy aud
Brig. Gen. Samuel /! johnson.
Mrs. John EAinger was among the
Wilhelmina passengers yesterday for
San Francisco, and will spend some
time visiting in the mainland.
4 Superintendent Oof I Public Works
Forbes will reach sqoiolulu on February,
l.. He is a passenger in the Matsonia
which left San Francisco yesterday. a
Among the passengers to arrive by
the steamship Great Northern next
Tuesday are o. A. Steven of Honolulu,
and @. IL. Umbsen, a San Francisco
realty dealer; who win assist Mr.. Stew
en- here IN promoting California land
enterprises. ,f 't1
Z Among the passengers booked to sail
for Honolulu by the MatsOnia which
left for, Honolulu yesterday As GOV,
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