The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-09-26
PERSONALS
tfrom saturday Advsrtlser)

OfhciaI business and VIII return IN the
Mikahala on Tuesday evening to HIS
home in Kalaupapa. .3t
i Sylvester Ferreira and Miss Virgin,
Ia Silva will be married today In the
Catholic Cathedral by Rev. Father Re
ginald YZendoorn. The witnesses will
be August silva and Joseph Silva.
Henry X. Kellner, Of the Hiio branch
house Of H. Hackfeld q Company, who
has been spending his vacation in Ho.
noIulu. will return In the Mauna Kea
this afternoon to his Big Island home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Olsen, OF, Smith
lane, near Fort street, welcomed on
Saturday Of last week the arrival Of a
daughter at their home. The young
woman hhs been named Edith Pine.
haka. -.....,.-
Henry Chillingworth, the "ell.known
umpire and ball player, who was opcrat.
! ed at the Queen 9 Hospital yesterday
morning for appendicitis, 10 resting
easily and will be out and about lin 4
few days, - ES.s
Miss Marion Crossman, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. Britain, Miss J. Medeiros, Mrs.
/ Beggs, Mrs Jessie sorpa and the Miss.
cs Carrie and Elvira Serpa were among
those leaving last night in the Mauma
Loa for Maui. - ..~t%A N
! Mr.. and Mrs. J, d. Mcveigh Jr., and
family who spent some weeks visit.
ing and hunting in Molokai, have re.
turned to their home in this city. Miss
McNcigh, daughter of Superintendent
McVeigh of the Molokai Settlement.
remained on the island, where she a
making an extended visit. 4 e i 81.
From Sunday Advertiser) r. y
Sheriff Samuel X. Pua. of HiIo was
from the Big Island, on Official business.
| Charles s. Desky was passenger in
the Mauna Kea last night for Hilo. He
will visit the Volcano Of Kilauea.
Among those leaving in the Mauna
I Kca last night for Lshaina, Maui, were
Oliver @. lansing, w. r, Hansen and
-. G. Zabrislsie. fsgf. it y !,
Mrs. E. H. Boyd, Mis- M. Z. sumter.
Miss NJ. Morris and Miss M. Mundon
were among the passengers in the Mau.
ma Kea last, night for Hilo ~, n
A son was born last Tuesday TO Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Kekipi, Of North
School, near Liliha street. The new.
conner has been named Henry.
sgt.-Maj. Frank Monroe, Ninth Field
Artillery, U. s. A., and Mrs. Monroe, Of
SchOfield Barracks, welcomed at their
home on Tuesday the arrival Of a son.
Mrs. A. W, Richardson, i Harry. d.
Beveridge, Henry K. Kellner aud Law,
rrnce W. Canario were ,...iong iHiloites
who returned last night in the Mauna
Kea to the Big Island. -,,- 70. -,
Albert Jacob Lewek will leave In the
Shinyo Maru next Friday for Japan.
Yesterday he filed in the Office Of
George R. Clark, clerk of the federal
court, his application for passport.
Among Honolulans leaving last night
in the Mauna Kea, for Hilo were b.
White Sutton, Theodore Richards, Har.
ny Irwin, Frank d. Creedou, Jacob
Guard, Attorney George A. Davis and
lJorgSa Jorgensen.t ,.,.,. = r,Jys. ssst
Judge samuel B. Kemp, assistant
United States district attorney, who
has been visiting Circuit Judge ]. Yves.
ley Thompson at Kailua, Kona, will re-
turn to Honolulu in the .Kilauea next
Tuesday from West Hawaii. a."
With Rev. Father Reginald .Yzeen.
doom of the Catholic Cathedral per
forming the service, Sylvester Ferreira
and Miss Virginia Silva were married
yesterday. The witnesses were August
Silva and Joseph Silva, brothers of the
bride.
Elmer r. Davis, who seriously iniur.
ed his hand in an accident while hunt
ing in Kahuku, this island, last Satur.
day, has recovered to the extent that
his physicians will allow him to leave
the Beretania Sanitarium today to re,
turn TO his home. . .'E..--
Kanakaaeamoku and Mrs. Aleka;
well known Hawaiians Of Puuloa, this
island, were married yesterday by Rev
Father Ulrich Taube, pastor of the
Catholic Church of st. Anthony, Kali
hi.kai. The witnesses were Akeau and
Alice Prater.
Mrs. Charles s. Crane left in the
Mauna Kea last night for HiIo, where
she will meet Mr.. Crane, who is in the
Second City in connection with the civ
ic convention and county fair. Mrs.
Crane will visit with her mother, Mrs.
G. H. Jennings at Paauhau, Hamakua,
and will return to Honolulu on Octo.
Der a.
From Tuesday Advertiser.)
Manuel V. de CoitO of the Moiokai
Mutual wireless station is a visitor in
the city.
Charles +. Parsons, clerk of the Ha.
waiian Department, U. s. A., is on the
sick list.
George p. Wilcox and F. T. Darvill
were among the Kinau passengers for
Kauai last night.
George N. Wilcox and George p.
Wilcox, uncle and nephew. are city vi
sitOrs from their estates in Kauai.
A. l.. Jones and f. G. Davis, San
Francisco business men, will return in
the Sierra tonight to their mainland
homes.
Sinclair and Aver Robinson. Of Kauai
are visitors in the city, having arrived
in the Kinau last Sunday from the Gar.
den Island.
A daughter, Eliza Kaaina, was bora
last Wednesday to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
HOOmana Akana, Of 1870 Luso street,
Auwaiolimu. 1872,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Lucas of Hilo.
who have spent some time visiting in
the mainland, will return to the Iala nda