The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-02-15
PERSONALS
[From satnrday Advertiserl

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George s. Raymond, school inspector
for the Territory, Is due TO return
from q tour Of inspection Of the schools
on Hawaii February 20.
II. p. Wood, for many years director
Of the promotion committee, left Homo
lulu with Mrs. Wood on board the
Shinyo Maru yesterday afternoon.
G. II. Brown, who has been suffering
from a general breakdown, yesterday
went to the Beretania sanitarium for
a rest cure. He will remain for some
time. H'' "'f' 81. 'h@ ST h.ah ~
Princess Kawananakoa is greatly i'm.
proved in health. This news came In
a cablegram to Robert w. Single yes
terday from Mrs. Shingle, who Is now
in Washington with the princess. The
fever from which the princess was sui.
fering has left her and her temperature
has been normal for week. Y
Henry W. Kinney, superintendent OF
public instruction, left yesterday after
noon for eight weeks trip to Japan.
He left in ths It. X. K, liner Shinyo
Maru, and declared before sailing that
he expects TO get homesick for Hawaii
mel before he has been long in the
land of the Rising Sun. he Is due bac k
again April 3, s. 4. ~, sf,
Maj. Edgar Russell, who Is to be In
charge of the military communication
systems connecting all the posts ON the
island of Oahu, arrived in the Logan
yesterday. He did not desire 70 talk
on the plans under consideration to
make the system here one of the most
effective in any Of the departments Of
the army. He will have entire charge
of the work and devote his entire
time to il,
S. Tokieda, formerly manager Of the
Yokohama Specie bank branch In Ho.
nolulu, recently of the japan home OF.
nee, will arrive here Monday in the
Chiyo Maru EN- route to San Francisco,
to become manager Of the Honolulu
branch. A reception will be held for
him at eight o'clock Monday evening
at the home of 8. Awoki, manager OF
the Honolulu branch. Mr.. Tolieda
had wide acquaintance among Amer.
leans while in Honolulu. w
President Arthur T. Hadley of Yale
is expected here during April to be the
house guest of John r. Gait. Professor
Hadley will be accompanied by his
wlfe and son and will remain SIX DAYS.
Arrangements will be made by the
sons Of Eli in Honolulu, of whom there
are many, ia. see that the head of the
college is well entertained while here,
aside from the hospitality he win re.
ceive in the Gait household.
A. l. Liptez, head of the Russian
government railway communication
systems, who has been on the main.
land on mission for his government,
was, with his wife, a passenger in the
Shinyo Maru yesterday. During his
visit in the States Mr.. Liptez was en-
tertained by the American Locomotives
Company and his arrival here was
noted to the local agents of the con.
cern, b. F. Dillingham; & Co. Harold
q. Dillingham; took charge of the Eray.
elers and showed them the city and
entertained them at lunch at the
Country Club.
49, (From Sunday Adyertiser) .,-,.,
Henry J. Lyman, of Kapoho, Puma,
hawaii, was an arrival in the Mama
hea yesterday from Hilo.
j. W. Waldron, Miss P. Paa, Miss A,
Louis and Rev. s. W.: Park were ar.
rivals in the Mauna Kea yesterday
from Kawaihae, Hawaii.
John d. Detor' of thesUnion Grill re.
turned in the Mauna Kea yesterday
rom short business visit to Hilo and
the Volcano of Kilauea.
Raymond A. Drummond, the Hama
member Of the Maui board of SUPER.
vlsors, was an arrival in the Manna
hea yesterday from the Valley Island,
TO ting the steamer at Lahaina.
Among Kohala, Hawaii, arrivals in
the Mauna Kea yesterday were: H. R.
Bryant, Mrs. }. NJ. Souza and two
children, A. II. Hanna, J. Mcdonald, |
W. H. Hindle, A. Kidd, C. C. James
and Rev. Y. G. Cha.
Among Hilo arrivals in the Mauua
kea yesterday were DR.. and Mrs. r.
d. Scott, Mr.. and Mrs James Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Drew, Mr.. and Mrs. |
W. Very and three children, Mrs. r.
James and child, Miss J. B. Smith,
Mrs. Smith and Miss NJ. Gillian.
Ingram NJ. Stainback. attorney een.
aral, returned in the Mauna Kea yes |
,erday from Hawaii, where he conduct |
"a an Investigation in regard to thu |
rial and conviction of Jose villa. |
lueVa, the Filipino sentenced to death |
or killing Harriet Humane in KohalA,
ome months age
Among the arrivals from Lahaina.
Maui, in the Mauna Kea yesterday I
we're: DR.. J, II. Raymond, C. B. Gaze,
l. ii. Gere, Goo Wan HOY, l.. II. |