The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-31
PERSONALS
(Ffom WednesdaY AdvhffIadf

Mrs. W, @. Rogers Of Koko Head ave.
nue., Kaimukf, who fractured her rifht
wrist, Is reported doing nicely.
Judge }. w. Kalua, @. A; Bruins and
Edwin Farmer were among the arrivals
IN the Mauna Kea yesterday from La.
haina, Maui. ''i'9a
Among the arrivals In the Mama
Kea from Hilo yesterday was George
A. Cool, Manager Of the IIilo Tribune.
the pioneer paper in the Big Island.
Among the arrivals from Hilo In the
Mauna Kea yesterday were L. w. do
Wis Norton, H. Heydenfich, Charles b.
Hall, Sidney Splitter, J. G. Foss Jr..
Leon H. Cook and Bertrand n schoeii
and two sons.
Among Honolulans Who arrived An
the Matsonia yesterday from San Fran.
cisco were Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel II.
Dowsett, l.. G. Ables, Mrs. j. Walker,
II. A. Walker, Mr., and Mrs. Robert w.
Single and Judge Arthur A. wilder
Mrs. Alice Russ Sykes of San Fran.
cisco, one Of the owners of the famous
old Russ House Of that city, lisa visitor
in Honolulu. She is stopping at the
Pleasanton and will make an extended
tour Of the Islands before returning 70
her home. ~,
John X. Fern, the street car conslne-
tor who almost lost his life recently
when he save1 passenger from sefi-
Gus injury while trying to alight when
the car was in motion, is out Of the
hospital and about again. Mr.. Fern
walks with the aid Of a cane, but hopes
to be at for work in few days. 10
Prominent among mainlanders who,
arrived in the Matsonia yesterday from
San Francisco were Mr.. and Mrs. HI
Dumont of New York, DIR. and Mrs.
Washington Dodge, Of San Francisco,
DIR. Dodge being n survivor Of the IN
fated Titanic, William A. LEONARD, mem
Der Of the Bohemian Club of San Fran
cisco, Mrs. R. II. Spurgeon and Miss
Grace Spurgeon.
Accompanied by his sister. Mis-.
Esther X. Waller, who for ten years
has been studying away from home,
most of the time in Europe, @. J. Wal
Ter, Jr, secretary of the Hawaiian
Meat Company, returned from a bust
ness trip to the mainland ON. board the
Matsonia yesterday. Miss Waller, who
is 10 be here for several months before
returning to California, win be, the
guest of her sister. Mrs. j. II. CleRr.
She has studied in Leipsig and Paris,
and is fluent linguist and a musician
of ability. She left here o decade ago
for Germany. n a ~
(From Thursday Advertiser.l =.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton j. Hutchins,
Waikiki. expect III Iesvs a. tbs Msts
mia on 'Wednesdav ~ naxt r,S.sL ~,
the mainland. - . 1'5i''S y =
,u.,..Tn -, -, :, if
business man Of KobaIa uho q ~,
in the city expects ~ ,et,,rr =, Lis
Big Island home n the Mama Ksa,on
of next veal = IS I -, 4 4
w NI.C.n, q 80, 80. q i
uont 80 p,.La,, a ~. = - uoP -.
retnrned r,nm ~ $500. 5 49,
.tl.liHI ~ , e1sonuop Tip
Matsonia for Hilo tbis afternoon- M e,
and stw5an, D. Sa,ia ooiu,an
hcen annoin,sJ ,,,aal,Sos; -.
eyaI manaoer - ~ 49, -
Wells Ant ComDan, 20 $780, A nnS
forn;a ~ pay " - - i'n' .ooa,iii
Jnhn I,o,r &c.. u.,-,
"a 49, on.S ;.n - .VI. pSs ~ /
$500 h...Ia a. M WIN 'ne s 1885, "
20 KnnUao IN No. anu .no oic an.
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80 as.as,n - '"o ""uha hoa On oas-
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1anaL.a, ~ Inaan ss,l NJ - shs
Ia VI lug anu mrs' Asnho,u,
q ~ In oil tha tas.itar;aI 1870 IN
ter the law ofSca Of castIe q W;th;Se
lon 'ON - ~''' - d" ti''s
80. 80 -.
~ H;Io wbo orr;yaJ ~ the Man@a va
IN TUESDAY N meet his vito and eb;I. |
Iren who CANA The .ar,. Sav y ~.
Natsonia from a ma;nIan5 visit viii
return with his family 10 his Big Isl.
and home in the Matsonia this after.
noon. -. = $500
II il reborted In fads,aI oti.;aI ~.
L. e. 'o -. IN lo"Ii oM $3.50 ~
qualities Judge Clemens will take an
extended vacation of which he q said
% be much In need Of. az. since the
-etirement Of Judge Dole the middle
~ last December be has besn aIona n
he discharge of the arduous duties
which fall on the federal court bench.