The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-08-11
PERSONALS
lFrnm Medneudny AdrAttiaa,

1.uso street. Auwaiolimu. Y e.. = .
Mr.. and Mrs. william p. Kai, Of
Morris lane, Palama, welcomed at their
home on Sunday the arrival Of n little
son. "., \ ~. H
Mrs. Henry. Cobb. Adams Of Kaneohe
this island, who was operated at the
Queens Hospital on Saturday, il re.
ported doing nicely. III . Nt 1,,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r. Lopez Of Lusi
tana street, near Puowaina Road. Au
waiolimu, welcomed on Sunday the ar.
rival Of q little daughter at their home
Miss Helen N. X. Rosa, who has been
visiting with the family of Otto Mey.
ers at Kalai, Molokai, will return to
| Honolulu in the Mauna Kea next Sat.
urdSy morning. ....,
Michael Pomaikai and Miss LouisB
Kahiona we're married at Heeia, this isl
and on Saturday. Reverend Father Char
les. pastor OF the Heeia Catholic Church
officiating. The witnesses were Mrs
Emily Hauhio and Miss Virginia Maku
DIR. George H. Hubby was at Louis.
vile. Kentucky. at his last writing and
on the eve Of leaving for st. LOWS
hlSbOulhg nc WIS W IUe
annual convention of the National
Dental Association. He expects to re.
turn TO Honolulu within q few weeks
Last Friday evening Miss Helyu
Schimmelfennig was hostess at an in
formal party at her home in Kolon
Kauai. Music was furnished by an Ha.
waii0n orchestra and Karl ROendabl
played a number of piano selections
The guests motored home after the
, evenings entertainment, by way Of the
Spouting Horn. which il one Of the
wonderful sights of the Garden Island
especially when seen by moonlight.
We were this week favored with a
call from a brother editor who is a
, long long way from home. This was
Roderick o. MathesOn, who is here with
his family on a visit TO Mrs. Mathe.
son Is father, W. j. Walker. Mr.. Mathe.
SON is editor of The Pacific Commercial
Advertiser, Honolulu, Hawaii. He has
beer a resident Of the far.off Pacific Is.
lands for about fourteen wears and re.
ports abundant prosperity in the land
Of his adoption, where q very much
mixed population, in which Japanese
predOminate while Germans are prom.
inert in business and finance, manages
to get along comfortably together. He
says the war in Europe is followed with
eager interest and the sympathizers Ct
either side, believing only the news
which comes from their own fatherland,
are equally confident of ultimate vic
tory for the cause which they espouse
CRANKY Up. O. Leader. Mail.
(FrOm Thursday Adve. tiser)
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Wood are again
visitors in the city.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Howard c. Mohr were
passengers in the Mauna Kea yester,
day for Hilo and the Volcano of XII
lauea.
Mr.. and Mrs p. A. Swift left 10 the
Wilhelmina for San Francisco yester,
day and ill spend some weeks touring
in the mainland.
Jason Andrsde Of Silva's Toggery
left IN the Wilhelmina yesterday for
San Francisco, where he will spend a
xix weeks vacation.
Mrs. A. Isenherg, accompanied by
her sons, Rudolf Alexander and Alex.
nder Hnckfeld, were passengers in tn"
Wilhelmina yesterday for San Fran,
| cisco.
ID. NJ. Linnard Of Pasadena, Cali
fOrnIa, and Miss Dorothy Linnard were
passengers in the r. X. X. steamer
'renyo Maru yesterday, bound for San
Francisco.
J. J. EIizalde and family and J. T.
Figueras, prominent commercial men in
| Manila, were passengers in the T. X
n. liner TenyO Mara from the Orient
yesterday.
The Rt. Rev. Henry Bond Restarick,
Bishop of Honolulu, left in the Mauna
Kea yesterday for Kohala, Hawaii
where he will look up the work of the
Episcopal church.
The Rev. J. X. Bodel, pastor Of the
hurch of the Holy Apostles, Hilo, &C.
cOmpanied by Mrs. BodeI and their
child, left in the Wilhelmina yesterday
for San Francisco.
| Among passengers IN the Mauna Kea
yesterday for I.ahaina, Maui, was Ray
b. RietOw, who recently resigned al
second deputy clerk of the United
States district court here.
| +. +. McHugh, at the head of the
Standard Oil interests in Annoy, China
and Mrs. McHugh and child were pas
s"ngers in the T. X. X. steamer TenyC
Maru, bound for San Francisco.
f. J. Morgan, manager Of the Ho
nOlulu Drug Company, left on Tues
day for West Hawaii on his annua
vacation. He will spend at least tire,
weeks touring the Big Island.
Mrs. }. F. Melanpny, accompan MED
by her son, Morris Melahphy, were
passengers in the Nilhelmina yester
day for San Francisco. Young Melan
ply will seek special medical treat
nPnt in the mainland.
Antonio j. de SOuza Of Waikiki
Maui, left in the Wilhelmina yester
day for San Francisco, where he will
purchase furniture and other fixtures
for the new Grand Hotel. which is nov
rbeing built in the Valley Island county
seat.
Representative Edwin X. Fernandez
was u passenger in the Wilhelmina yes
trrday for San Francisco. He expects
t" be away five weeks, but announced
Yesterday that he was a candidate TO
reelection to the house in the terri
torial legislature.
G. II. May, until recently superinten
dent Of police in Singapore, was a pas