The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-04-07
PERSONALS
FroM Wednendar Aduartiaetl

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Representative John H.. Coney NJ
Kauai Is whiting the city and NAV fs.s
turn tomorrbw to his Garden 1slana
home. IA 49, re go ~.
Joseph R. cones Of li1o il ! visitor
IN Honolulu, arriving IN the city ycs.
,torday from the big Island. This IL his
first visit here N many years. ~,
John P. KealohA. four years old Was
adopted yesterdayNb Wy John p. Mendio.
Ia and his wife, MIRA Annie X. Mendio.
Ia. Under the decree signed by Judge
Whitney the boys mime was changed
TO John p. Mendoza Er. n RFs,
Raymond A, Drummohd, the Hama
district member of the Maui board Of
supervisors, who attended the Repuh.
lican convention here, returned yester.
day in the Mikahala to hia Valley is.
land home. .-..- ..rf,. "a f@.t5s.tE a
Archie Kaaua, one Of the best known
cowboys in Hawaii and .winnerAof prizes
at great cattle roundup in Wyoming
few years ago, is visiting the city and
will spend the next few DAYS Writing
the cattle ranches Of Oahu, before re.
turning to his home in waimea, Ha-
wall. ] g..
John T. Baker Of Hilo Is visitor in
the. city. arriving in the Mauna Kca
yesterday from the Big Island. He he
lieves that the present congress viii
take action on his gas charter. He and
his financial hackers are ready to be,
gin work in installing the much look
editor public utility in Hilo as soon ne
the bill is approved. y.
Mrs. John Garden and her daughter,
Miss Mae Garden, left for the main.
land yesterday in the Great Northern
to be gone about two years. Mrs. Car.
den has settled her business affairs
here and will remain in the State Of
New York with relatives most of the
time. Miss Garden will enter Vassar to
complete her education. Many friends
were at the steamer TO see them away.
81 X. 0zawa, the only Japanese lawyer
practising in the Territory, returned in
the steamer Shinyo Maru from Japan
where he has been on a vacation Of near.
ly year. With him came his wife,,
who for years has been living alone In
Japan. The couple are guests Of s.
Ogata, in Fort street, until they locate
a permanent residence in the city.
u (From Friday Advertiser)
Miss Edna Lloyd is returning in the
Wilhelmina next Tuesday from a visit
Of several months in the mainland.
Mrs. Ida X. Merseberg announces the
engagement of her daughter, Miss So.
phia Nett, to Valentine Holt. The wed.
ding will take place some time in June.
H. Lincoln HOlstein, speaker of the
house in the last legislature, will re.
turn in the Mauna Kea tomorrow after
noon to his Big Island home. He will
go by way of Hilo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas G.. Ballentyne
have moved from 1888 Anapuni street
to Keeaumoku street and Wilder i've
nue., occupying now the former resi-
denee Of Captain Cook, U. 8. A.
To remain in Hilo and the Island of
Hawaii for at least week, inspecting
companies of the Big Island national
guard, Brighten. s. /. johnson will
leave tomorrow afternoon in the Ma
una Kes. g.. pta ....
Among the newly married. couples
From the mainland who are making IA
wall visit are Mr.. and Mrs. Z. +. Nc
Carthy. Mr.. Mccarthy is widely known
in the Seattle and San Francisco news
paper worlds. l.
Mrs. Catherine s. Bodrero, daughter
Of Col. 2. s, Spalding Of Kealia, Kau.
al, and daughter, of 2410 Kaala avenue,
this city, are among the passengers In
the, Wilhelmina due to arrive next Tues
day morning. s-.,..
Walter d. McBryde, of Laval, Kau-
al, has been visiting in the city. He
was a member of the Republican dele
CATION and is major, in command Of
the Second Infantry, N. G. H., with
headquarters in Kauai.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur X. Ozawa, who
spent the past two years visiting in
Japan, are back in Honolulu, arriv-
ing last Monday in the Shinyo Maru
from the Orient. Mr.. Ozawa Is of the
law firm Of Biting & Ozawa.
NJ. Brasch, o. A. Steven, F. W. Van
Valkenburg, R. W. Spalding, w. F.
Bray, w. H. Farmer, John s. Baker, w.
R. Bell, and II. s. Downs are among
the passengers expected from San Fran
cisco next Tuesday morning in the Viii
helmina.
Hon. r. MorOi, the new japanese con
sui general to Hawaii, called on We'd
nesday on Governor Pinkham, Admiral
anu ututTdl w lbbtT, DtSlutS
which he also paid his respect to local
representatives of the countries with
which Japan maintains diplomatic rela.
tons.
Word was received from Maui yes
terday that A, M. Brown, city attor-
ney, will not require a second opera
ton and that he will be about and
completely recovered in another week
or ten days. Mr.. Brown was operated
last week for appendicitis, in the Malu-
lani Hospital, Wailuku.
| On "Wednesday night in the Catho.
lie Church of the Sacred Hearts, Puma
hou, Rev. Father Stephen J. Alencastre,
the curate, married George W. Bigler
and Miss Emelia Soares, formerly of
Hilo. The witnesses were Mr.. and Mrs.
Sylvestre J. Garrida and F. b. Fer
handles. Mr.. and Mrs. Bigler went to
the Haleiwa Hotel, Waialua, where they
will spend their honeymoon.