The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-07-25
PERSONALS
IRON SATURDAY Advertiser.

| SupINibVIt ~. ~. RrummOnu OF MAUI
viii return to bis Hama home in the
Mauna Kse this afternoon.
Attorney n, l.. Ross or Hilo was a
passenger in 1be Makura last night for
Vancouver, British Columbia.
Mrs IN SILVA q Eleele, success
fully underwent "a operation 1T the Lii
hue Hospital, Kadtt. last Saturday. :
! Mrs. George Duncdh Of oIaa, Hawai-,
who underwent slight, operation at
the Pacific Sanitarium, 10, reported as
doing nicely. WI
! Miss Louise Baldwin, -Arthur Bald
win and Masters Fred and HeHry Bald.
win are expected from San Francisco
in the Lurline due here next Wsdnes-
day.
Miss Hatch Of this city Is at presei n
guest of Mrs. y. J.. Putnam ut the
latter's home in Lihue, Kauai. The
visitor is p daughter Of Supervisor +.
NJ. Hatch Of Honolulu.
Lieut.. Col. l.. d. Timmons, N. @. H.,
of Lihue, Kauai, editor of the Garden
Island and secretary of the Kauai
chamber of commerce, is in the city
spending aten-day vacation.
Miss Eleanor L. Holt, stenographer
Of the department OF public instruc
ton, who returned recently from a
visit in the mainland, will resume her
duties next Monday morning.
Mrs. J. W. Fleming was q passenger
in the Claudine yesterday for Maui.
Among other passengers were Carlton
c.. James, John Bryant. Mrs. +. p.
Rosecrans and Miss X. b. Carter.
Attorney David l.. Wilmington has
received information that his son, Dav
id J.. Wilmington, Jr., has successfully
passed the entrance examinations
which entitle him to admission to Har-
ward 'asf 81" d
BenjaminSN. Kahalepuna, clerk of
the third division of the local circuit
court, is enjoying a two weeks vaca.
tlOn, his colleague, Solomon Maheula,
having just returned to the office from
his vacation.
William p. Jarrett, high sheriff, and
Charles II. Rose, sheriff of Honolulu,
who have been the past two months in
the mainland, are expected to arrive in
the Wilhelmina from San Francisco
week from next Tuesday.
Among HOnolulans leaving last night
in the Makura for Vancouver, British
Columbia, were Mr., and Mrs. A. NJ.
Brown, DR.. and Mrs. George Herbert,
Charles i. Herbert, Miss Rose Herbert
and Miss Grace Erickson.
Solomon X. Maiino and Miss Virgin
ia Kamalapna Kaauwai were married
on Thursday by Rev. Leopold Kroll, in
oh ~ hn II, l. H..
of st, Andrews Cathedral. The wit.
nesses were Mrs. Rebecca H. Pinao and
Phillip K. Kaauwai.
Frank Cox, for several years connect
ed with Hofgaard e. Co, has been APP
pointed manager of'the Waimea Hotel,
Kauai, and is already in charge, sue.
ceeding RiehardFSJ oliver, who has be-
come the Sehuman Carriage Company
representative onythe Garden Island.
Joseph g. Pratt, who has accepted
the management Of the new People 3
Bank in Hilo, left in the Matsonia on
Thursday for the, Crescent City. Mr..
Pratt viii return 70 Honolulu in two
weeks to close his, local affairs, pro.
Paratory to taking charge of the new
hilo bank affairs. ~ l.. 8.
With Bishop Restariek of ST. An
drew's Cathedral Officiating, james Nc.
Pherson and Miss Helen Mary Kahooih.
moku Cathcart, daughter Of the late
Robert William Cathcart, were married
last Wednesday, the witnesses to the,
ceremony being d. Yonge and Mrs.
Heienalani Eva Yonge. V
(From Sunday Advertiserl
James l.. Mclean was passenger
in the Mauna Kea yesterday afternoon
for the islands to the south
Among Honolulans leaving in the
Mauna Kea yesterday for the islands to
the south were Mr.. and Mrs. F. d. Low.
reg.
7. j. Ryan, clerk of the circuit court
of Hilo, returned TO his Big Island
home in the Mauna Kea yesterday af-
ternoon.
Allan MCGOWAN and his bride return.
ed in the Mauna Kea yesterday morn
ing from Hilo and other Big Island
points, where they spent their honey.
moon.
Mr.. and MrsI Charles F. Gilliland,
who spent several weeks visiting rela.
tiVes in Hlo, returned in the Mauna
Kea yesterday morning from the Big
Island.
Thomas f. Wall, manager of Wall,
Nichols Co., who has been for some
time past in the mainland on busi ness,
will return to Honolulu early next
month. -rys, r.
Mr.. and Mrs, H. H. Williams, of 1874
Nuuanu avenue, who have been for
some time past visiting in the Pacific
Coast, win return to Honolulu on Sep
TENDER H. 5rsBa'E. f ...' -
Bert Hushaw returned in the Mauna
kea Yesterday from q trip TO Hilo and
the Volcano of Kilauea. He chap.
eroned the Santa Clara bah players on
their visit to the Big Island. =
Judge Joseph &, Ferry, district mag.
istrate Of Puma, Hawaii, who has been
at the Hilo Hospital for some time past,
is reported doing nicely, according to
news received from the Big Island yes.
terday.
John X. Jones Of this city and Miss
Louisa Adams of Heeia, this island,
Were married on Friday by Reverend
Father Martin Of the. Catholic Cathed.
ral, the witnesses being 4. A. Kinney
and Mary Adams. '"
Among arrivals in the Me1na Ken