The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-11-28
PERSONALS

Z (From SATURDAY AdVertlbef,1rg r
A son was born on November 70 TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Pang Carlo, Of 20lS Luso
street, Auwaiolimu. #1, b& s
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas L. Andrews Jr,
of Moanalua, welcomed at their home
last Wednesday the arrival Of daugh-i
ter. tN .... II lER
Henry W. Kinney, superintendent Of
public education, will leave in the Ma,
una Kea next Wednesday for Mani. He
will visit Lahainaluna School officially
and will attend the Maui County Fair
privately. III. f....l
John Morris and Mrs. Ida M. Shorter
were married yesterday by Rev. samuel
X. Kamaiopili, assistant pastor Of Kan.
makapih Church, Palama. The witnesses
| we're Mrs. W. l.. Bryson and Mrs. H.
NJ. Arvin. .1.a. ..s4
Dr. J. &. B. Pratt, president of the
territorial board Of health, and DIR.
Donald H. Currie, United States ppbF
lie health officer, left In thea Wilhel-
nina Thursday evening for Hilo,1 where
they will investigate the water supply
of the city, six cases of typhoid fever
having been discovered at Hilo during
| the week. ..e.st ~
From Sunday Advertiser.) X p
Mr.. onG Mrs. Fred H. Stahl of lCres
saty s Waikiki, welcomed at their home
yesterday the arrival Of q daughter
who has been named Dorothy May. a
DR.. }. 8. B. Pratt, president Of the
territorial board tof health, and DR.
Donald II. Currie, of the United States
public health service, will return in. tbs
Wilhclnina this morning from HiIo.
7. Give Davies, who has been fol-
some time in England, will arrive in th,
Manoa on Tuesday from San Francisco
Mr.. Davies return has been hroneh
about, it is said, through the serioui
illness OF Francis M. Swanzy Of Theo
H. Davies & Co. e. 80.
Ri. Rev. Henry Bond Restarick
Bishop of honolulu and head of th,
Episcopal Church IN the islands, vii
return in the Manoa next Tuesday iron
San Francisco. He has been seysra
months in the mainland, attending con
ventions and conversations Of the Eph
copal Church. - ~ q" -
(From Tuesday AdvertiseF.y %
A daughter was born last Saturda,
to, Mr.. and Mrs. Antonio Dohn, of 81
Santo Antonio Avenue, Auwaiolimu.
A daughter was born on Friday Q
last week to Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon X
Kawaihoa, of 1862 Beretania Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick W Luehr, o
1867 Lusitana Street, Auwaiolimu, wel
coined last Friday the arrival Of
;; daughter, who has been named Ann
Louise. rIt.r
Speaker II. l.. Holstein, who ha
been in the city since Saturday, vi
. return in the Mauna Kea tomorro'
|, morning to his home in Kohali
y Hawaii. p
Bishop H. B. Restarick of st. Al
. drew's Cathedral and T. Give Davit
. are among prominent Hoholulans e.
>, peeted to arrive in the. Manoa toda
: : from San Francisco. '', ;
B. G. Rivenburgh, land commission
err, and w. J. Coelho, who have bee
on the Big island on ofieisl busineI
the past fortnight, will return in Il
r Mauna Kea this morning from Hilo.
Hon. Jonah Kuhio Kalanianaole, HI
- wall Delegate to Congress, and Rol
ert w. Breckons, Republican nation
II in the Wilhelmina tomorrow morniI
i for San Francisco on their way
n Washington, d. C.
= Merwin Bishop Carson and Mi
Bernice Myrtle Schuman will be ma
Tied tonight at the home of the paren
3 of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. Gust,
= Schuman, l448 Keeaumoku Street. IT
= ceremony will be performed by Re
% Father Stephen j. Alencastre, past
10 of the Church of the Sacred Hear
Punahou. The witnesses will be Ms
a. shall B. Henshaw and Mrs. Reynold
is McGrew.
C. A license for the marriage Of Hen
a. 8 Meyer, of Waianae, and Miss Ma
Re X. Marine, of this city, was issued y,
terday by Palmer p. Woods. The we
i'll ding will take place tomorrow evenir
Ht Rev. Father Stephen J. Alencast
Ill pastor of the Catholic Church Of t
ii. Sacred Hearts. Punahou, oficiatir
ed The witnesses to the ceremony will
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Marine J
n, brother and sister-in law Of the brio
be to.be.