The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-04-21
PERSONALS
fFrom Wedbeadav Advertiserl

ROBERT ATtnur H0DDlna OF Levers y
Cooke filed In the Office OF the fed -ral
court clerk yesterday an application
for a passport He expects 70 leave
Honolulu In the Niagara on April 2s
for Vancouver, British Columbia, on
visit to his parents &
A dinner to welcome the arrival IN
their midst of Koji Yamada, the cele.
brated billianist who arfiveliyfn the
Manoa yesterday from the mainland,
win be givenfby japanese admirers Of
their countrymen at the Moch.zuki
Club, WAIKIKI, at six o'clock hext Sat
urday evening. Several hundred Japa.
nese win attend the festivity. M Ea,.
Mrs. Harriston, mother OF Attorney
G. 8. Franklin and sister.in law of Nal
COIN A. FrankliB, port collector, was
the guest OF honor nc q dinner party
given on Monday night by Judge and
Mrs. Clarence w. Ashford ut their
home. Covers were laid for ten, those
present, beside the guest of honor and
her host and hostess, being Admiral
and Mrs. Boush! Miss Geraldine, Bohsh,
Malcolm A. Franklin, G. 8. Franklin,
Miss Marguerite X. Ashford ana Huron
X. Ashford. ava
Cards have been received In Honolulu
announcing the wedding ON March %
at Alhambra, California, the home Of
the bride, Of Miss Mildred Douglas
Carr, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Al.
bert Carr, 70 Ray Cowser Maple. The
young couple will be at home after
the first of June in Glasford, Illinois,
Mr. Maple is well known here, having
visited Honolulu on two previous oc.
'casions as member of the Stanford
University baseball team. ..,->, --s
(From Thursday Advertiser) ,.s
R. II. worran has returned from Ka.
uai after an absence Of six months.
kua Ranch, Maui, is leaving In the Mat
sonia of May 3 for the mainland. He
expects to return some time in July. I
Thomas Beck of the Honolulu Plan
ming Mill, who Just underwent an OPP
GRAFTON for appendicitis at The QnAen 8
Hospital, is reported to be doing nicely.
s. w. Tay, sanitary engineer Of the
board of health, will leave in the Ma.
una Kea on Saturday for Hilo, where
he will remain a week on official busi.
| ness. ,a.. ,zs.. . ,.a. :. .s.., ".E
A. M. Brown, city attorney, is ex-
pected to return to his Office on May
l. He has been in Maui reeuperating
from the objects Of recent operation
for appendicitis. a..'E%s' 50
Representatives William Williamson
and Charles H, Brown, James A. Wilder
Donald s. Bowman and A. 8. Gremett
were among island folk who left in the
Wilhelmna yesterday for San Fran
cisco. 49,
Edward Woodward, secretary to May,
or Lane, will spend the week end on
the windward side of the island with
his family. He will put in the time
fishing and swimming, in both Of which
sports he is very proficient.
Joseph II. Gray, who arrived in the
Sierra last Monday from the Coast, Is
the new city e,litor of the Star. Bulletin.
This is not his first visit to Honolulu,
as he was here several years ago. Mr.
Gray is from Arizona. He was at one
time editor Of the Bisbee Review, which
he left to become secretary Of the Bis
bee Commercial Club. Cd"
Among HOnolulans who left in the
| Wilhelmina for the mainland yester.
day were Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. McCand.
less, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Watt, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Marshall, Mr.. and Mrs. J. l..
Cockburn and child, Mr.. and Mrs. II,
Halpern and son, Lieut.. and Mrs. z,
w. Austin, Mr., and Mrs. B. Won Damn,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Splitter and Mr., and
Mrs. G. +. Drake and child. ~
From Friday Adv;rtiser)
William W. williamson representa-
tive to the last legislRtu and at IiePI
ent in the stock brokerage business'i iii
Merchant street, has not left the city.
1t was namesake of his who departed
4 in the Wilhelmina for the mainland.
Mr.. and Mrs. ReynOld NJ. iMeGreW of
2720 Nuuanu avenue welcomed yester,
day a little baby girl, who arrived at
three clock in the morning. Mrs, Nc,
Grew was Miss Margaret Restarick,
daughter of Bishop and Mrs. Restarick
The new arrival is the third grandehild
of Bishop and Mrs. Restarick.
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