The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-06-09
PERSONALS
(From "Wednesday Adyefliner,

hr. ana MIS-. Harry Y. Bruins were
returning passengers in the wilhelmina
yesterday from San Francisco y.ti
John A. Scott, manager Of the Hin
Sugar Company of Wainaka, Hilo, and
Mrs. Scott are visiting the city.
At seven clock tonight valentine
Holt and Miss Sophia Nett will be
married in st. Andrew 3 Cathedral.
! George G. Watt, manager Of the Ko.
hala Plantation Company, Hawaii, Il
among the Big Islanders now visiting
in the city. i i.,s 3d. q S. y
F. E. steere Of waterhouse Trust
! Company will leaye in, the next Nat.
sonia on an extended y, visit TO the
United States and Canada. -. 70
Senator H. "A. Baldwin Of Maui was
an arrival in the Wilhelmina Yesterday
from San Francisco and will remain In
Honolulu for the June 1919 horse
races. .1.sr I aa-ags Y
Mrs. +. A. Richards and children ar.
/ rived from Hilo yesterday in the Maul
ma Kea, Mr.. Richards being already in
the city. They will make their home
in Honolulu. ,s3~ 't..' 'a...I
! r S. Chase. engineer for the Hakipuu
section of the belt road, spent yester-
day at the city engineers Office, going
over figures on the work SO far accom-
plished in the section being improved.
Archie X. Kaaua of waimea, Ha.
wall. who has been spending the past
two months in Honolulu. expects to
return TO his Big Island home in the
M"una Kea on Saturday afternoon Of
! next week. ~, ."' 49,
.Tnmes Guild has started his work
in the city engineers Office. He will
t"ke the plece now held by g. H. Tut.
tie, who wll leave the city employ on
~" * to TIE a position with the
Trent Trust Co. ~
Francis E. Walbridge and his daugh.
ter, Miss Edith Walbridge, expect to
visit Crnada, leaving Honolulu on June
, % in the Niagara for Vancouver They
filed their applications for passports in
the Office of the clerk of the federal
court yesterday. ..., ..,
Miss Rebecca Macy of Hilo fled in
the Office of the clerk Of the federal
court yesterday an, application for a
passport to travel III Canada. She will
leave shortly for the mainland and ex.
poets to go from Seattle. Washington,
into Canada about July 20. j - ..s. .,
o. G. Richie, who was TO have hand.
led the work of the Manoa improve.
m, ut. left for the Coast on the Lurline
yesterday, on account Of iii health. His
brother will come here to take charge
of the work, which il is expected will
begin about the first of July.
Harold v. .Patten, cashier Of tho
First Bank of Hilo, has made applica-
ton in the federal court for a passport
to visit Canada. He expects to leave in
July and will be away several months.
This will be Mr.. Patterns first visit to
his old home in twenty years. H.. 4
Deputy Marshal Otto F. Heine leaves
in the Mauna Kea this morning for
Hilo. He takes along with him four
warrants for as many Hilo and Ha-
makua Chinese who are to be arrested
on charges of having opium in pos
session. The official will return in the
Mauna Kes next Saturday morning. A
Mr.. ahd MIS- N. de n SPINDLE ~
Hilo arrived in the MaunaS kea yestef.
day morning on short visit, to the
city. MIR. SPINDLE expects to return TO
his Big Island home in the yWilhelmina
tomorrow afternoon, while Mrs. SPINDLE
will likely go by way Of Maui on
visit to relatives in the Valley Island.
Roderick o. Matheson, editor of The
Advertiser, accompanied by Mrs Ma.
theson and their two boys, sailed yes.
terday in the Lurline for an extended
sojourn in the mainland. Aside from
touring the States, Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
...tL Al
other places in Canada. Mr.. Matheson
expects to return to Honolulu at the
end of three months, but Mrs. Mathe-
son and the boys probably will not re-
turn until after Christmas, During
Mr. Matheson's absence, Robert B.
WesteOtt, city editor, will be in charge
of the editorial department of The Ad-
vertiser.
From Thursday Advettiser)
L. s. Cain, a department of public
works engineer, was a passenger in the
Mauna Kea yesterday for Hilo.
A. Lewis Jr, and Fred L. Waldron
are expected to return next Wednes-
day in the Makura from Vancouver.
Carlos A. Long of the license com
mission is spending the week in the
country, from where he will return next
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert NJ. Erskine of
- KOa avenue, Waikiki, welcomed the
arrival of a little daughter last Mon
day at their home.
Governor Pinkham has been asked
to accept position as one of the di.
rectOrs of the National Defense League.
He will likely do so.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. V. Fernandes, Joseph
r. Bisho and Joseph Ornellas will re-
turn in the Matsonia on June 20 from
the Coast, where they have been visit.
ing. .,.
On visit to her daughters, Mrs. A.
b. Wills and Mrs. Jack Bevin of Oak.
land, Mrs. J. r. Macauley was a pas
senger in the Lurline on Tuesday for
SAP Francisco.
Miss Agnes Judd and not Mrs. Nor
man c. Schenck, was reelected foreign
corresponding secretary of the WON
ans Board of Missions at its annual
meeting on June 6.
Editor l.. D. Timmons of the Garden
Island of Lihue, Kauai, expects to be
in Honolulu for the June II celebration