The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-10-17
PERSONALS
LFrom satnr,lar Adyerti.erl

tFroW saturday AdvertiseF)
Edward J. Nell who spent several
weeks on business and pleasure IN the
Pacihe Coast, has returned TO the city
Mr.. and Mrs, Robert w. Sh~ tle
Of 1877 Makiki, Street, welcomed yes.
terday at their home the arrival OF a
son. % 4E.E. sEti
$ A daughter, who has been named
Maggie, was born on October TO Mr.,
and Mrs. Henry Kalolo, Of 32l North
Kukui Street 81. a
DR.. William l.. Moore recovered suf.
ficiently yesterday TO be removed TO
the home Of c. H.~.Atherton at Kahala
DIR. Moore is cut of danger and II Ii
expected, will be convalescont soon.
Vincent Fernandes Jr., deputy tar
collector In the city Office, has recov.
ored completely from his recent opera.
tion at the Queen 3 Hospital and will
resume his official duties next Monday
morning. tFeE
George f. PaPaum and Mrs Dafodil
Il. Palakiko were married on Thursday
by Rev. Henry K. Poepoe, pastor Of
KRumaknpili Church, Palama. The
witnesses were Sadie Levy and Ke.
malta Alonzo. .. Is
From Sunday Advertfser.) 81.
Miss G. II. Glade left for Maui yea,
terday AFTERNOON in the Mauna Kea.
Senator and Mrs James l.. Coke
were passengers in the Mauna Kea yes.
teTday for Maui.
A son was born on Friday to Mr.. and
,Irs. Peter X. kauahi, of l202B Nor.
is Lame, Palama. 2.
MIR. and Mrs. George II. Wears re.
turned in the Mauna Kea yesterday
afternoon to their home in Hilo.
Miss Bertha Ben Taylor reached HO.
nolulu yesterday afternoon to attend
he meeting of the Industrial School
,oard, which will meel tomorrow. Z
Eugene Murphy, attorney of Wal.
Iuku, Maui, is in honolulu ON business.
tie reached the city yesterday and win
return to Wa.luku tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. Edwin soper of waihce, Maui,
who spent the past ten days in the city
on visit, returned in the Mauna Kea
yesterday afternoon to her Valley
Island home. ..' -,
Among Big Islanders who returned in
the Mauna Kea yesterday TO their
homes were G. II. Halden, John Stew
art. Richard Deming, Arthur Douse,
J. Wyllie and j. Giacometti 3. e.
Mrs. Isaac Faria, Harold Faria aud
Miss Sarah Furia will arrive in the
Matsonia this morning from Hilo,
where they have been spending o
month visiting relatives ana frien-s.
With Rev. C. NJ. Limburg, of the
Catholic Cathedral, officiating, James
NaiWi and Mrs. Agatha zap Keao Lee
Lung Nahaleloulu were married yester.
day, the witnesses being Capt and Mrs.
Daniel Kamahu. 49,,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter F. Dillingham;,
of 1892 South Beretania Street, wei.
"nmcd at their home yesterday the ar
rival of a son, who has been named
,cnJamin Franklin, after his Paternal
grandfather, B. F. Dillingham;.
Among those leaving for Hilo in the
Mauna' 'Kca' yesterday were Mr. Ind
Mrs. II. f.. Newton and son, Mrs. B.
VARY, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Conant and
hid Mr.. and Mrs J. w. Kennedy, Miss
Il. Rec, and Mr.. and Mrs. H. Doyle,
w. G. Walker, w. g. Marshall, H
" p"VcridC". A. Dunn. A. Anderson
c. Zithowski, r. R. Hind, R. L. Hal
pm. Thomas Murray and J. J. Muller
were among those returning in the Ma
una Kea yesterday afternoon to their
Big Island homes Pc.
Among those leaving in the Mauna
Kea yesterday afternoon for Maui
we're H. McCubbin and Miss McCub.
hin. Oscar Cox, +. kaufman, B. ID,
Baldwin, J. Meinecke, +. fKOelling, A.
Svcnson, J. H. Pratt, L. Herbert, 8,
Das and p. Aston.
William l.. Adams, formerly in the
United States Army here, and now a
civilian employee of the government
works in Puuloa, this island, and Mrs.
Christina Olivcira, of this city, were
married last night by Rev. Samuel X.
Kamaiopili assistant pastor of Kauma'
kapili Church, Palama. The witnesses
were Mr.. and Mrs. Harry J. POLICEMAN.
From Monday Advertiser)
Kenneth and Douglass Bond, of Ko'
hala, Hawaii, have returned to the Uni
versity Of Michigan, at Ann Arbor.
Brigadier R. Dublin, new provincial
officer of the Salvation Army, is visit
ing and inspecting the Salvation Army
post at HilO this week.
Mrs. Maud Taylor, formerly of KO-
hala, Hawaii, now is IL onarS', OF Bar.
rows House boarding house for
yong women at Oberlin college.
Miss Dora Austin, who has been at.
tending Punahou college, has beep
called to her home at Hilo by the i'll!
ness of her mother Mrs. L. II. Austin,
of that city.
Judge W. H. Thomas, of the superior
court Of Santa Ana county, California,
was guest yesterday of DIR. J. +.
Cowan, of Kohala, and spoke at the
KOhala church.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Wilbur, of Maui,
will leave the islands within few days
for lengthy trip in the states. They
intend to visit western Canada in the
course of the tour. f.h Il !