The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-21
PERSONALS
(Frotd SATURDAY, Adveftiset

~. IRON saturday Advertitefl Z Z
Mr.. and Mrs. william Nicoil and
child Of Eva were passengers IN the
Great Northern on Thursday night for
the mainland on their way TO England.
where Mr.. Nicoll expects 70 enlist 10 the
British Army. sss'tf "
Among Honolulans who left In the
Great Northern on Thursday night for
San Francisco were Mrs. u. M. Coz.
Mrs. M. w. Castle, Miss Il. II. Cas-.
tie, Mrs. J. @. Cunningham, Miss Jua.
nita Beckley, Mr. and Mrs.l.J. T.. Nc.
Crosson, Mr.. and Mrs. Kennel Bane
Barnes. " "'t :.
(From Sunday Advertiser) !. T.
Otto F. Heine, deputy United States
marshal, was among the arrivals from
Hilo in the Mauna Kea yesterday.
Among the arrivals in the Mauna Kea
yesterday from Kawaihae, West Ha.
wall, were William @. Andrade and j.
ID. Paris Jr. H
Manuel da Costa, manager Of the
kekaha Store, Kauai, expects TO leave
on April / on two months vacation
trip to the mainland. ,.jafg 4 y IS I.
NJ c. Grover, Of the hydroQraphical
department in Washington, and George
+. Harrison, of the local bureau, ar
rivedin the Mauna Kea yesterday from
Hilo. -. - "-. Ss4t y
g. W. Tewksbury, A. E. Morris, T..
A. Q 'Brien, J. J. Hackett, @. A. Who'd,
j. B. McHale, and c. +. Blair were
among the Mauna Kea arrivals yester.
lay from Maui. J. .1&s EI.@s}-.
Quite number of passengers .arrivci
in the Mauna Rea from Hilo yesterday,
among these being Q. 8. jackson, II. III.
Scovel, w, L. Adams, W. Kaman, r /.
Dietel, II Jorgenson and II. Glass.
Among the arrivals in the Mauna Kea
yesterday from Mahukona, Hawaii,
were F. G. Paetow, A. Won Arnswaldt,
T. H. Lillis and son, Mr. and Mrs,
James Russell, Miss M. Mana and II.
Ching. r. SIS. ~. t,rE a
Hon. H. Arita, acting consul general
for japan, returned in the Mauna Kea
yesterday from Hilo, after visit to
the Kona side Of the Big island; where
he spent some time studying and view
ing the agricultural and other interests
Of his .countrymen. 81. ~ IS. 3
Senator James L.. Coke was among
the returning Honolulans in the Mauna
Kea yesterday from Maui. Other local
people who arrived in the same steamer
from the Valley Island were w w.
Williamson, A. v. Peters, p. A. German,
Rev. Akaiko Akana and H. Faria. (
Word received from Henry W. Kin
ney, superintendent of public instruc-
ton, who is now visiting in Japan, Is
to the effect that Mr.. Kinney will re-.
turn to Honolulu on April 8. The SUI
perintendent says that he is enjoying
himself-particularly the cold and
snappy atmosphere of the, Island En-
pire of the Orient. 4 4 ~ !; J}1
From Monday AdvertisUr) ~ ny
Robert Kay, well known. among the
sugar uyen Of Hawaii, has writ TEN from
the trenches "somewhere in France /"
that he is doing finely. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Lemke have
written to friends here that they are
greatly enjoying their visit to the
Volcano, where they went after their
wedding. ........- .
49, (From Tuesday Advertiser)
R. c. Walker Of the Audit Company
of Hawaii is back from business trip
to Kauai. "-.. ..-. .. g, .
J. R. Myers, manager of the Kilauea
Plantation Company, Of Kilauea, Kau.
al, is guest at the Alexander Young
Hotel for few days. div ,--,.GT'
Jonathan McFadden, the well known
physical culturist, leaves for Hawaii
next Saturday. He expects TO spend a
month at the Volcano. =, ID
John w. Cathcart was an incoming
passenger in the Kinau Sunday morn
ing. He represented the Territory in a
case before the circuit court at Lihpe.
Hon. David l. Walsh, former Cover
nor of Massachusetts, who has been
visiting the Islands the past three
weeks, will leave in the China, either
tomorrow or Thursday, for the Orient.
II. T. Barclay returned by the tKinau
from the Garden island, where he had
been summoned as witness before
the grand jury. He and Mrs. Barclay
have now taken up their residence at
The Colonial, in Emma street.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday for the wedding Of William
Thomas Garden, deputy city attorney,
and Miss Florence G. Cassidy of this
cry me ceremony Will take place in
st. Andrew s Cathedral next Thursday,
Rev. Canon William Ault officiating.
Miss Inga Orner, the well known
Norwegian soprano, who has been
spending the past three months in the
Islands, will leave in the Niagara to-
morrow for Australia and New Tea.
land. Miss Orner, who is in love with
Hawaii, expects to return here after
her Australian and New Zealand tour.
Clinton G. Ballentyne. manager of
the Honolulu Rapid Transit and Land
Company, and Mrs. Ballentyne received
news yesterday morning of the arrival
Of their first grandchiId-a son born
last Sunday to Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Watson White at Cashmere, Washing.
ton, and who has been named Richard
Watson White. Mrs. White was for
merly Miss Irma Ballentyne of this
city.