The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-18
PERSONALS
,t1,rom saturaav Advertiserl

Rev. Samuel X. Kamaiopili, assistant
pastor Of the Ka1maknpili Church. PR
lama, leaves this morning for Kancohe
He will conduct q Communion service al
eleven O'Clock tomorrow morning in the
Kaneohe Hawaiian Church.
James A. Kennedy, Miss Jessie X
Kennedy and Miss Mary Lucas made
application in tho Office of the clerk OF
the federal court yesterday for pass
ports to travel in China aud Japan
They expect to leave in the Nippon
Maru today for the Orient.
Rev. Charles II. McVey, who has ac
"epted call from the Kalihi Union
Church Of this city to become its ney
pastor, will arrive with his family from
San Francisco in the Lurline on May
2. 1t Is believed he will enter upor
the discharge Of his duties here imrno
diately. ... -.
Henry Brewer, who has been visiting
in Honolulu the past few months, re,
turns in the Mauna Kea this afternoon
to his old home in Hilo. Mr.. Brewer
returned last year from trip to Eng
land. He holds the record for the num-
Der of foot circuits of the Island Of
Hawaii and says he win make a few
more round trips as soon as he gets
back to the Big Island.
William Lyon Phelps, the professor
Of English literature Mt Yale, accom-
panied by Mrs. Phelps, will reach Ho
nolum on hoard the Matson liner Mat
sonia, June 90. and will be here for al
least three weeks. Professor Phelps will
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fifth anniversary of the founding OF
Oahu College on the evening of his ar
rival here. He and his wife will visit
Hawaii. Maui and parts of Oahu during
their stay in the Territory.
One of the passengers on board the
WiIhclmina when she docks here o.
her next trip will be the Rev. II. s
Coffin, pastor of the Madison Avenue
Presbyterian Church in Now York City
Mr.. Coffin will he in the city for ten
days sightseeing, and getting in. touch
with various phases Of religious work
in the Islands. There are several class
mates at Yale of Mr.. Coffin, in Hawaii
among them Icing G. r. Hemenway, A
F. Judd, ]. r. Judd. G. NJ. Cooke and
DR.. w. ID. Baldwin Of Maui.
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William p Jarrett, high sheriff, who
spent the past week in Hilo and other
Big Island points, returned in the Ma.
una Kea yesterday to Honolulu.
Mrs. f. II. Brown. who underwent
severe operation at the Queens Hos
pital three weeks ago is convalescing
and returned on Friday to her home,
1888 Punahou street. 30
After spending a pleasant visit in
Honolulu as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs,
f. II. +. WOlter, Beretania avenue,
Mrs. J. C. Brown returned to her Gar
den Island home in the Kinau last
Thursday.
Friends of the newly married couple
kave received cards announcing the
marriage of Miss Helen Bronx. dauPh.
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Bronx, to J.
WalGemar Oleson at MERGED, Califor.
Tia, on March rs, last. Mr.. Oleson
was formerly connected with the Ha-
Waiian Pineapple Company in Hsnolu-
lu and later with the Haiku Fruit &
Packing Company of Maui. He is now
with the Hawaiian Pineapple Com,
rany in their San Francisco Offices.
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Retiring Judge Parsons of Hilo is to
be hono"ed with a banquet by the
people of nc city before he leaves
there for active practise.
Secretary F. n. Dcyo of the Hilo
board Of trade has resigned on account
of press of private business. j. W.
Bains, formerly of the IIilo Tribune, is
mentioned prominently as DeyO' 5 sue
cCssOr.
The reception of the new japanese
consul general, ROkuro MOrOi, will be
held TOMORROW afternoon at four
o clock at the Japanese consulate in
Nuuanu street. Representatives of for,
riEn powers, army and navy officers of
the mitrd States, Territory and city,
and handrc'Is Of other prominent men
aHd W"m"m, except japanese, arc in
NltCd TO t." reception.
DEIom Tuesday AdvPrtiscr)
Mrs. George H. Miranda returned
last Suuday from n three weeks visit
spent in Kauai.
q. 0Irr l.. Cooke, former member OF
the house in the territorial leg !slat Ir
is again Il NlsItor hoIc from Mo,otai.
A Iitrl" laby son was made welcome
Mt til" home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce
Cartwright, Dr., Of GGl WNilic street
last SumlHy.
Mrs. iiTorI J Eoush, wife Of Rear
Admiral liUush, cOmmandant of the
Honolulu Naval Station, will not be at
home tomorrow, her usual weekly re-
cciNing day at Pearl HarbOr.
Mrs. Marion Winter Hendry fled an