The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-05-26
IPERSONAESI

! N. henton Hind, OF the Honolulu Iron
Works departed yesterday by the
steamer Manoa on business trip to
New York. 80 &. esa 1f~I
H. ID. Corbett, postmaster, and H. b.
Mariner, manager Of the First Trust
Company Of Hilo, are among the Big
Island visitors IN the city. II
Among Honolulans who returned in
the Matsonia yesterday from the main
land were senator and Mrs. r. w.
Quinn and Mr.. and Mrs. q, fred Bush
! Arthur 4. Bixby, waterfront man Of
last night for the mainland, where he
will visit his parents. Mr.. Bixby *.
poets to return about the latter part
Of next month.
John Lennox, manager Of the 8. N.
Sachs Dry Goods Company, left in the
Sierra last night for the mainland. He
will 60 as far East as New York City
and expects 20 be away from the Is.
lands for two months.
Application for passports 70 travel in
Canada were made in the Office of the
clerk Of the federal court yesterday by
L. A. Mott Smith, former Secretary Of
Hawaii, and his son Robert Mott.
Smith. The Mott-Smiths will leave in
the Makura on Friday for Vancouver,
British Columbia, and expect TO be
away three months. ~. as. lE".
(From Thursday Advertiser) e.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Thurstou were
passengers in the Mauna Kea yesterday
IOr Hiio. N 4 fes. ~ ~
Judge and Mrs. William w. Morrow
Of San Franciseo are guests at. the
Pleasanton Hotel, Punahou. aSs
Mrs. J.aH. Raymond Is among the
passengers booked TO arrive in the Lur-
line next Tuesday from San Francisco.
Rev. c. ID. MiIliken of Kauai has nc.
copied call from Piedemont, Califor-
MIA, and win leave shortly for his new
post. ID. nr.H. . ~ I'LL Z. e... 81 ~
Editor L. d. Timmons Of the Garden
Island, who arrived yesterday from
Kauai, will return this afternoon to his
Lihue home. : +.s.h d. 6. ~
William L. Rosa, deputy clerk Of the
federal court, was absent from the Of.
fee yesterday, owing to illness. He en-.
poets to be about in dayfor two.
Among passengers booked in San
Francisco to arrive here in the Lur-
line next TUESDAY were q. Al Riee
Mia Ed;+h R;.a "a ~. IA ,t;.,.a 49,
Among the arrivals from the main
land on Tuesday by the Matsonia was
Mrs. Kenneth c. Hopper, wife Of the
manager of the Garden Island Of Lihue,
Kauai
II. B. Giggard, secretary of the Ho-
nOlulu STOCK exchange, has returned to
the city from n trim To the manila nd
He arrived in the Matsonia ON Tues.
day.
Nj. N S.hr.1o MI. H.. n.
Mrs r AhIss NJ u.s.. 49,. ~,
S -'o 10, 20, p tcS.s,tos, HN hiss
amnnn tbo naa.anan o. 7cona..ss iyn ~
: nrI;so 80 g. IAPo"sou ~ I'm wy
A. ""'i'0' hoA' iuoS'
Iii ..T-4s. ~ tEtIr
MT ana MIS-. helnrlch "A. 'P' Rose
OF Eo4o Nuuanu avenue weIcomed at
tneir nome yesterday morning the ar
riVal or their nrst child, who has been
named hclnrlch Marcus fakokauoka-
lam. -, ny . "a
Attorney Antonio G. Correa of Kona,
Hawaii, who arrived in the Kilauea on
Tuesday from the Big Island, will prob.
ably locatSSRgain in Honolulu. : His
family has been in the city for some
time. '4...
District ATTORNEY Hpber and Mrs
Huber, who have keen gns.ts NJ The
Alexander Young Hotel since the;y ar.
rival in Honolulu two weeks ago, have
gone into house keeping at Al Beach
Walk, Waikiki.
Among the IurIine nassergers hooL.
ed in san Francisco for Honolulu and
expected here next Tuesday nre cecS
Halstead, F.. s. Marston, W, H. smith
Kenneth High. AinsIee Mckenzie Mr.
Dram, W. Worthington and R NJ r..
vine.
Nv the last mol Mavor lana rooo;v
ed a cordial ACKNOWLEDGMENT from
"Uncle Joe" Cannon for the cable.
gram of congratulation sent, him bv
the mayor in the name of the people
Of HonoIuIu nm Tho oe.os;on - I'll
Gle Joe $" eightieth birthday ann;ver.
sary.
Cards have been sent out announcing
the coming wedding of Miss Adele Sill,
va, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jose
Comes da Silva of 1924 Lisbon street.
and William Walter Marshall of the
Mutual Telephone COMPANY. The wed.
ding will take place AT eight n clock
the nipht of Wednesdov limo in