The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-05-16
PERSONALS.
Broom satllrlar AdYertinarl

.(FrOm Saturday Advertiser) itS
Enos Vincent, Portuguese vice-consul
at Waikiki, Maui, returned yesterday
afternoon In the Claudine to his Valley
Island home. ~ Ska
Edward Todd, bookkeeper FOR the
WRimanalo Sugar Company and post
master at Waimanalo, this island, and
Mrs. Todd had their family circle in.
creased yesterday by the arrival Of q
little baby girl, who made the acquain.
lance of their parents at the Pacific
ga forum, Kewalo street. 4,
(From Sunday Advertiser) g..
Marshal Smiddy expects TO leave in
the Mauna Kea next Wednesday morn.
ing on an official trip to Hilo. st7r
Miss Eva Taylor, who was recently
operated on for appendicitis, Is doing
nicely. She is guest at the home Of
Mrs; J. A. johnson, 1541 Makiki
street.
William p. Fennell, license inspector,
returned in the Mauna Kea yesterday
from n weeks visit to the island Of
Hawaii. Mr.. Fennell resided in the
district of Kau for many years.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack London were
uhVHE NhV oANiNuiu HlHt INhuuh hCH
from Hilo yesterday. They spent sew.
Mr.. London collected focal COLOR for
magazine and book work. ;. -
News has been received in Honolulu
of the appointment, recently, of Prof.
Roscoe Pound as dean of the Harvard
law school. Professor Pound and Prof.
Jared q. Smith Of the College of Ha-
waii were classmates in 1888 in the
University of Nebraska. =. ~ ..,
Loris Bannigan, connected with the
law firm of Smith, Warren q Sutton,
was admitted in the supreme court
Yesterday to Practise In all the terri
tOrial courts. He took the oath before
Chief Justice Robertson. Mr., Banni.
gan was previously admitted to prac-
tise in the federal court. .el -.
Among the arrivals in the Governor
Forbes yesterday from the Orient was
Norbert Lyons, associate editor Of the
Manila Daily Bulletin. Mr.. Lyons Is on
his way to attend the coming Demo.
cratic national convention at 81. Louis,
as we'll as the annual convention of
the Associated Advertising Clubs.
Colonel General woodan, well known
because Of the part he took in the
first Chinese Republican revolutionary
war, will leave Honolulu In the Chinai
it is expected, for the Orient. He has
been in Hawaii about year, The sue,
cess of the revolutionary party in its
fight against Yuan Shi-kai makes his
return to China at this time possible
Charles r. Forbes, chairman; Alexis
J. Gignoux, commissioner; Capt. Henry
P. O'Sullivan, clerk, and James l.
Coke, attorney of the public utilities
commission, left in the Mauna Kea yes.
terday afternoon, for Maui, where they
will remain until Wednesday, taking
the same steamer that day for Hilo
They will return to Honolulu next Sat
I urday. ....
The Quality Inn will be minus two
woman employees soon, following the
marriage of Private Robert Marshall
Company F, Second Infantry, Fort
Shhfter, to Miss Georgina Silva, and
that OF Miss Agnes Foley to Ernest
Gibson. Miss Silva has announced heI
engagement, and the wedding will take
place some time in September. Miss
Agnes Foley, who is to marry the first
part of June, is today receiving the
congratulations of her friends i'lr'
(From Monday Advertiser)
d. Howard Hitchcock is on n sketch
ing trip in Maui. -
Mrs. Jacob F. Brown, who has beer
confined to her bed for several days
with a severe cold, is slowly recovering
r. A. Lucas of Hilo is going to the
Coast soon for the first time in thirty
years. He will motor from San Fran
cisco to Montreal.
From Tuesday Advertiser)
S. f. Lucas, the local OpticiaA, hal
returned from a trip to the Big Island
Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Hamaku
who were recently married in this city
| left in the Mauna Kea last Saturday
/ for Hilo, where they will make thei
home.
A. NJ. Webster, until recently a sales
man for T. H. Davies & Co.'S. Hill
branch and at present member of tn
Noses Stationery Company, arrived il
Honolulu yesterday on his way to New
York. on buying trip. Incidentally
Mr.. Webster, who is one of the promi
nent Progrcssives in the Big Island
will be an interested spectator at tn
national conventions of the PrOgrcssiv
and Republican parties in Chicago i,
June.