The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-05-12
PERSONALSE
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Mauhs Kea from Maui yesterday.
Enos Vincent, Portuguese vice consul
at Waikiki, Maui, was among the Val.
ley Island arrivals yesterday in the
Mauna Kea. -, H.. -. a.|g
Mr., and Mrs. P. scheid, wEo have
been on visit to the Haleakala Ranch
in Maui, returned yesterday in the
Mauna Kea to Honolulu. +, ~.
Rev. H. P.sJudd returned yesterday
in the Mauna Kea from the Valley Isi.
and, where he was on business for the
Hawaiian Board Of Missions. b WI
Attorney William H. Smith Of Hilo,
member Of the territorial board OF
education, was among the Big Island
arrivals in the Mauna Kea Yesterday.
Lorrin A., Thurston was an arrival In
the Mauna Kea yesterday from Hilo,
where he spent the past few weeks on
business connected with the Hawaii
Consolidated Railroad Company. :,
The war department has promoted
! Chaplain w. r. Scott, Second infantry,
to be captain. Captain Scott will leave
the Islands for the mainland in De.
cember. 't '",E n g.'"- 4 w =, -
A baby girl was made welcome on n
/ Monday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Lewis, Jr., 1861 Kalakaua ave.
nue., Waikiki. The child 10 still known
as BABY" -. ,
Judge Joseph s. Ferry, district magis.
trate Of Puma, Hawaii, who arrived In
the Mauna Kea yesterday from the Big
Island, returns this morning in the same
steamer to his home. EF|NIN&.8,S
Application was made in the Office
Of the clerk of the federal. court by
Theodore L. Newell yesterday for q
passport to travel in China and Japan.
Mr.. Newell expects to leave Honolulu
in the Shinyo Maru on July 10. .a,r
DR.. Ernest c. Waterhouse filed in the
'ffice Of Federal Court Clerk Clark yes.
terday an application for passport to
travel in the East Coast Of Snmatra,
the Malay Peninsula and Java. He ex.
poets to leave Honolulu in the Persia
Maru on August 10, next, q RI -
First Lieut.. Arnett p. Matthews, don
tai surgeon, headquarters of the Hawa-
iian Department, U. 8. A., and Mrs.
Matthews, Of 1O44 Lunalilo street, are
the parents of a daughter, born last
Saturday in the Pacific, Sanitorium.
The baby has been named Nancy
Lydia, and both child and mother arc
doing nicely. 90. -@ go n t..s
(From Thursday Adveftiser) :, \
Hon. 3. G. Huber of Tama, Iowa,
the newly appointed district attorney
for Hawaii, is expected to arrive In
port Thomas. He will likely qualify
shortly after his arrival, y &.
Miss Hilda Smith Is now temporarily
in the Office of Clerk Henry Smith of
the first circuit court, assisting her
father in arranging the records in the
new metal fling cases, which have been
recently erected in the Office. & tnyStt
Joseph G. Pratt, former postmaster
of Honolulu and recently appointed
manager of the People Bank Of Hilo,
expects to leave for the scene Of. his
new activities probably the, latter part
Of next week. Before leaving Honoln.
u Mr.. Pratt will resign as referee in
bankruptcy of the federal court for the
Island of Oahu. --' q a '.a'S =.
Accompanied by her mother, MIRA.
Ellen H. Dwight, of 1543 Makiki street,
Miss Ellen X. Dwight, official, stem.
ographic reporter of Judge Stuart .
division of the local circuit court, will
leave in the Matsonia on May 81 ON a
visit of seven weeks to the mainland.
Miss Eleanor l.. Holt, stenographer Of
the department of public instruction, of
3l89 Diamond Head avenue, Waikiki,
will accompany Mrs. and Miss Dwight.
(From Friday Advertiser)
Wade Warren Thayer, territorial sec
-etary, has been given permission to
visit the mainland, by Franklin K.
Lane, secretary of interior. .,r,
Albert Warehouse, who will arrive
from the mainland in the Matsonia on
May %, will leave on June 16 for the
strait Settlements on business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Post Jr.,> of
View York, where they were married on
April 27 last, are visitors in the city,
having come to Hawaii for their honey
moon.
EnOs Vincent, Portuguese vice consul
1t Waikiki, Maui, who has been spend.
ng few days in Honolulu on legal,
business. will return in the Claudine
this afternoon to his Valley Island
home.
Dr. j. ii. Raymond, Of the Ulupalas
kua Ranch, Maui, will leave for the
mainland in the Matsonia the last of
this month to attend the Democratic
national convention in 81. Louis, to
which he was elected.
Judge Morrow of the ninth circuit
court of appeals of San Francisco, as
signed to try the case of the United
States against F. l.. Davis, in place
of Judge Clemens, disqualified, will ar.
rive from the Coast in the Matsonia
on May %. S. C. Huber, the new dis.
trict attorney will arrive in the trans.
port Thomas tomorrow from San Fran
cisco and will qualify probably on Mon:
day. 49,. ..,. -,
Judge Stuart again, yesterday, gave
out that he expects TO leave Honolulu
for the mainland the first of June. He
will probably take the Matsonia, sche.
duled to leave for San Francisco on
May 81. No word has come from
Washington yet as to whether or not
his purported resignation has been hand
ed into the department of justice by
either Senator Shafroth or Senator
Thomas Of Colorado.
WnRKMAN