The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-09-12
PERSONALS
tFrom saturlay Advertlser)

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Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob A. Winters vel.
! coined at. their home, $40 Beretania
street, the arrival of a baby daughter
: on Thursday. The young woman has
been named Margaret Eleanor.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Harrie Turner
will leave in the Ventura next We'd.
nesday for Australia, They iled yes.
.terday in the Office of George r. CLARK,
clerk of the federal court, their appli.
cations for passports.
Miss Mary Born, principal, and Miss
Isabel Born, assistant, of the govern.
! ment school at Keauhou, kona, Hawaii,
\ returned In the Mauna Loa yesterday
"" their Big Island home, after spend.
,. ing the summer vacation with relatives
and friends in Honolulu.
/ Mr.. and Mrs Manuel Coito Of Taau-
LEU Hn"aii, arc visitors in the city,
coming here to place their daughter in
t. Andrew g Priory. They expect to
"cturn next week to their Big Island
h"mc. Mr.. COito is assistant manager
OF the Paauhau Sugar Plantation Com
! ny 5 store. ''''.N ~
Peruvia J. Goodness of Maui, mem.
Der of the last house OF representa-
| tiVcs, is in the city. He withdrew at
the last moment from the race for
| romi nation Ms Republican candioate for
the senate in favor of George p. Cooke
/ # Molokai II is understood that Mr..
| Goodness will be in the field next year
ms candidate for chairman aud ex.
ecuti,c officer of the County Of Maui.
Miss Angela Margaret Medeiros,
'ru"htcr OF Mr.. and Mrs. Louis r.
Mcdciros. of 1916 Matlock avenue, and
! Joseph +. Ahague will be married at
eight o'clock next Saturday evening
by Rev. Father Stephen J. Alencostre,
pastor Of the Catholic. Church of the
Sacred Hearts, Punahou. Following
hr ~-cdding ceremony q reception will
be given the young couple at the home
of the bride s parents.
(FrOm Sunday Advertiser)
Mr.. ard Mrs. A. r. ROwat arrived
from Hilo yesterday morning in the
Mauna Kea.
Alonzo Gartlcy and son, who have
Noon in the Big Island spending their
vacation, returned to Honolulu ycster-
av in the Mauna Kca from Hilo.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Patty were
passengers in the Mauna Loa last Fri.
day for the Big Island. They will make
a month s visit to Mrs. Ruth Baker ut
Kealakekua, Kona.
Among the arrivals in the Mauns
Kea yesterday from Hilo were H. E..
Cooper, A. Won Ernswaldt, H. Kellncr.
George Desha, Thomas Forbes, F. W.
Hroadbent and d. F. Nicholson.
Wis Kearney were married last night
Dy Rev. Samuel X. Kamoiopili, assist
ant pastor of Kaumakapih Church, Pa.
lama. The witnesses to the nuptial
ceremony were Mrs. Anna NChcula
and Samuel Espey.
DR.. Naseo f. NJ. Osorio and DR.. A. T.
Roll were arrivals in the Manna Kea
cstrrday from Hilo and are here to
AXE their examination to practise
medicine in the Territory. The two
physicians are graduates of the med,
,cal school of the University OF Ken
lucky, Louisville.
From Tuesday Advertiser.)
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Keieyer and Samuel
Kaui were passengers in the. Kinau
last night for Kauai.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Penhallow re,
turned in the Claudine last night to
their home in Waikiki, Maui.
Walter Duisenberg has gone to Ar.
IONA to inspect Tipperary, Big Jim and
other mining properties, in the Oatman
district in which local investors are
interested.
Charles A. Rice, o. H. Ahler, II. X,
Rasmundscn. Fred Burke and Charles
Clawson were among those leaving in
the Kinau last night for the Garden
Island.
baby boy arrived last Saturday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George Pu-
nahele, of Nuuanu, near Vineyard
street The young man has been named
George.
Bishop Libert of the Catholic Church
will leave in the Matsonia Pext Thurs
day for Hilo where he will attend the
dedication Of the new Boys Home in
that city.
Miss Brooks, Mrs. J. F. Visher. Mrs
l.. Akana. \. Hooking, Ben DussOn
NJ Costa and NJ C. Lindo were among
those leaving last night in the Clau
dine for the Valley Island
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Barclay were
arrivals in the Kinau on Sunday from
NuudI, "h'I' 'hey spent Tue past '"'
months. They have again taken VI
their residence at the Colonial.
J. N. =. Williams, b. +. Hebron
Paul +. Schmidt, r. Birmingham, s. +
Lucas and X. H. WOrrall were among
Honolulu business men who left fol-
Maui in the Claudine last night
Secretary of Hawaii Thayer and Mrs
Wad" Warren Thayer, who have beer
visiting in the mainland since June
are expected to arrive in the Matsonil
this morning from San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry II. Williams, Of
Nuuanu, near Vineyard street will ar
Nv" this morning from San francisco
in the Matsonia. They have been il
the mainland the past three months.
Among Valley Islanders who return
ed last night in the Claudine to theil
homss were Mrs. W. III. 1IJeld " 4
; M6deirOs, Senator II. A. Baldwin, s
A. Baldwin, W. l.. Hardy and w. d
Tyler.
With Rev. Father Rodrigue Frans OF
the Catholic Cathedral officiating, James
smith and Miss Viola Francis were
married yesterday, the witnesses to the
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