The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-08-04
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settlement, is visiting the city. He
has spent some time looking over tho
plant Of the Kalihi orphanage, near
the upper end of KaBhi Valley. Ha}
Worth o. Aiken, the Maui member
Of the promotion committee, expects TO
leave for the mainland within few
days. He will be accompanied by
Mrs Aiken and viii be gone several
weeks. ,ss II ,f4..
A little baby daughter was born on
Saturday TO Say Kan Lau, official Chi
nose interpreter Of the circuit court,
and Mrs. La1 Of 1899 Pua lane, Pa.
lama. The little girl has been named
Violet. ~ s.',Es =,
Mr.. and Mrs, Edward A. Kruger Of
"al3 Puma lane, near Kanoa road, Pa.
lama. Welcomed the arrival of q little
daughter ut their home a week ago
Yesterday. The baby Kruger has
been given the name Of Eleanor.
Edward Henry Lamont and Miss
Frances Isabelle James were married
on Saturday Rev. Henry Pratt Judd
secretary Of the Hawaiian Evangelical
Association, officiating at the nuptial
service. The witnesses were A. R.
Higgins and Mrs. Ida Irwin.
With Rev. Akaiko Akana Of the
Young Peoples League officiating,
Theodore Awana and Miss Jennie Ka-
msroulu, daughter of former Repre-
sentative and Mrs. John X. Kamanou-
IL of Waikiki, were married on Friday
o. last week. The witnesses werc
Mrs. Grace K. Arnold and A. K. Ar
mold. -. Be-.
Rudolph Stein, of the detective
bureau Of the police department, re.
turned on Monday in the Sonoma from
visit Of several weeks spent in the
Coast. .a
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Stone, who
have been on their honeymoon trip in
Northwest States Of the Pacific Coast,
expect to return to Honolulu in the
M2kura, due. here on Wednesday Of
next week from Vancouver.
Daniel Beck, manager of the Ameri.
can Bazaar of Manila, the largest de-
partment store in the Philippine Is
lands, is stopping at the Blaisdell Ho.
tel. Mr.. Beck has been in the Philip
pine Islands seventeen years and has
amassed a considerable fortune there.
He is delighted with Honolulu, partic-
ularly its up-to-date stores, and said
yesterday that he hoped the Philippines
would have the same spirit of Ameri-
canism in the near future that prevails
here. Mr.. Beck is q prominent member
of the Loyal Order of Moose. He ex-
pected TO continue to the mainland
about the middle of the current month.
Albert o. Hushaw, q well known lee
turer from the. mainland, is visiting
his son here, H. E. Hushaw. The ell
der Mr.. Hushaw has. lectured on Ha-
waii all over the western half of the
United States and comes to obtain ad,
ditionRl data and TO get fresh inspira-
ton from the Islands.
(From Thursday >Advertiser)
Mrs. J, c. Bridwell was a passenger
for San Francisco in the Lurline last
Tuesday. g..
Mrs. Mary Muller Of this city is at
present visiting her brother, Albert
Pesante, in Salinas, california.
R. R. Hind is returning passenger
in the MAnoa, which is due here next
Tuesday morning from San Francisco.
Will r. Rawins, who has been ill at
his home for some time past, is recov
ering slowly, and expects to be about
shortly.
Representative E, X. Fernandez left
in the Mauna Kea yesterday for a
three.week business tour Of the b.
Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. John K. Motley of this
city left in the Mauna Kea yesterday
for visit of several weeks in the Big
Island.
Among those booked to arrive from
San Francisco in the Manoa next Tues.
day morning are F. F. Baldwin and J.
A. Young.
A daughter, who has been named
Miriam, was born yesterday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles A. Apuna, Of 1865 Pus
lane, Palama.
Judge Lyle A. Dickey Of the Kauai
circuit bench was an arrival in the
Maui yesterday morning from the
Garden Island.
Among passengers in the Mauna
Kea yesterday for Maui and Hawaii
were Mrs. I. H. Beadle and two sons
and Mrs. F. l.. Hogs.
A license was issued yesterday fOr
the marriage of Abraham Kuoloku and
Miss Annie N. Long, well known young
Hawaiians of this city.
A little son was born on Tuesday at
the Department Hospital, Fort Shat
ter, to Mr.. and Mrs. Claude l.. Phil.
lips of ga Rowland lane.
John T. GOolrick, a former Honolulu
newspaper man, is at present writing
descriptive articles on the Islands for
the Recorder of PorterviIle, California
Mrs. J. 4. Silva of Eleele, Kauai
who recently underwent serious op
GRAFTON at the Lihue Hospital, has re-
turned to her home and is reported well
again.
M. A. Silva of Hilo will arrive in
the Mauna Kea next Saturday morn,
ing, on his way to New York City
Mr.. Silva expects TO be gone six
weeks.
Judge Alexander Lindsay Jr., left il
the Mauna Kea yesterday for Hawai-
hae, Hawaii, from where he will return
in the same steamer next Saturday
morning.
baby son, Ellis Ingram, was born
week ago yesterday at the KaPio
lani Maternity Home to Mr.. and Mrs