The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-08-18
PERSONALS
(From "wednesday Advertis, r

Mrs. jarrett T. Lewis Of Hilo is
visitor in the city. ~. 81
C. F. Lund was a passenger in tn,
Kinau for Kauai last night.
DR.. and Mrs. James A. Morgan re
turned yesterday by the Mauna Kee
from a trip to the Volcano.
J. N. y. Williams leaves for Hilo or
the Matsonia tomorrow to inspect al
the Davies plantations on Hawaii.
Ernest J. Morgan, manager Of the
Honolulu Drug Company, Is spending
his vacation on the islands Of Hawaii
and Maui.
Eric A. Knudsen, the Kauai member
of the board of education, returned In
the Kinau last night to his home in the
Garden Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard c. Mohr, who
spent week on the Island of Hawaii
returned in the Mauna Kea yesterday
morning from Hilo.
Mr.. ard Mrs. John D. Paris are Wis.
itors i'll the city, having arrived in the
Mouna Loa yesterday morning from
their home in Kona, Hawaii.
Among Honolulans returning in tho
Matsonia yesterday from San Fran.
cisco were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w
Breckons and their daughter, Miss
Breckons.
&. ID. Lufkin, cashier of the First
National Bank Of Waikiki, M6ui, left
in the ManOa at noon yesterday for
San Francisco. Mr.. Lufkin will spend
some weeks on pleasure and bust ness
IN the mainland.
William Robert Ouderkirk of the
Bank of Hawaii and Miss Mabel 10
Long were married on Monday by Rev.
Henry Pratt Judd, secretary of the Hn-
waiian Board Of Missions. The wit
nesses wer" Charles McWayne and
Mrs. w. A. Lovett.
Among the arrivals from West Ha.
waii and Maui in the Mauna Loa yes.
tcrday were Mrs. J. A. Matthewman
and two daughters, Miss NJ. Won Holt,
Miss Hedwig Holstein, Mrs. Joseph
Aea, Mrs. R. Hind, Mrs. G. f. Bryant,
Mrs. A. L. Greenwich. Mrs. C. J. Rob
inson, Mrs. w. Muller and two chill
dren, Miss NJ. Bryant, and Miss M.
Mitchell.
Prof. Adolph Shane, dean of the de.
partment of engineering at the High
lond Park College, Des Moines, Iowa,
and Mrs. Shane arrived in the Mat.
soria yesterday from San Francisco
and will spend some time visiting in
'hc Islands. They leave in the Mat.
sonia tomorrow afternoon to view the
Volcano of Kilauea. Two Island boys,
Kenneth and Ralph Mesick. have been
students under Professor Shane, who
reports that they are doing excellent
work.
(FrOm Thursday Adve tiser)
how was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Man.
uel V. Fernandes on August 8, at their
home in Makaweh, Kauai.
Henry p. Becky was a passenger in
the Mauna Ken yesterday on a visit
to his old home in Kohala, Hawaii.
Malford H. Drummond, deputy bank
examiner of the Territory, returned in
the Maui yesterday from an official
tour of Kauai.
Editor M. G. Santos, manager and
editor of o Luso the local Portuguese
weekly paper, returned from Kauai in
the Maui yesterday.
Mrs. Charles F. Gilliland, who was
operated yesterday, is reported doing
nicely and should be out of the hospi-
tai in a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Kalaaukahi of
Factory road, Kalihi, welcomed on
Tuesday the arrival of a little baby
girl, who has been named Mary.
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Frank R. Keefer
have taken the J. r. Warren place at
In nd akr
rily until they can procure something
more permanent.
From their trip to the Volcano Of
Kilauea and other scenic points on
the Big Island, DR.. and Mrs James A.
Morgan returned in the Mauna Kea
on Tuesday from Hilo.
H. Lincoln Holstein, who came to
Honolulu to pacify the local warning
Republican factions, will return in the
Madna Kea next Saturday afternoon to
his home in KOhala, Hawaii
Raymond A. Drummond, the Hama
member Of the Maui board of supervis-
Ors, returned in the Mauna Kea yes
terday to his Valley Island home, after
a short business visit to the city.
Mr. and Mrs. H. F.. Edsall and Miss
Ncttie RaIrnclough will leave on Sat
urday in the Pacific Mail steamer
Ecuador on a visit to the ORIENT. Yes
terday they filed in the Office of the
clerk of the federal court their appli-
cation for passports.
Attorney Robert r. Forrest, who
spent the past two weeks on business
in Honolulu, left in the Mauna Kea
yesterday for his home in Hilo. Dur
ing his stay in the city Mr.. Forrest
was greatly entertained in business
and fraternal circles.
Miss Hazel Buckland, whose resigna.
ton as secretary to the federal judges
takes effect the end of this month, has
been granted vacation of two weeks
Miss Buckland will be succeeded by
Mrs. Sara s. Holland, at present with
the district attorneys Office.
Prof. William Allison Bryan, of the
College of Hawaii, was a passenger in
the Mauna Kea yesterday for Hawai-
haze, Hawaii. He will make ar ascent
of Mauna Kea to study and endeavor
to determine the antiquity of the glac.
iers recently discovered there.
High Sheriff William Paul Jarrett
left in the Mauna Kea yesterday for
the Big Island. He will visit and in