The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-10-20
PERSONALS
FROM "Wednesday Advertiser.l

I Mrs r. n. Forrest and Mrs. 3. a
! Schoen sof IIilo are among the Big
Islanders now visiting in the city.
Rev n. okumnra, pastor Of the Jap
anese Congregational Church OF Maxi.
kiB who has been conducting series OF
services on Maui. returned yesterday
/ by the Mauna Kea,
l. ATTORNEY Enos Vincent, Portuguese
vice consul at Waikiki, Maui, is visi.
tor in the city, having arrived Satur.
day in the Mauna Loa Sunday morn.
ing from the Valley Island. .. b.
Miss Mildred l.. Clemens, cousin OF
the Late Mark Twain, is TO make o
trim over the Ditch Trail on Maui and
visit Haleakala. she is gathering ma.
terial for series Of Lectures ON Ha.
/ wall. &s.
| A daughter was born last Saturday
I in the Department Hospital, Fort Shat
| ter, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Bias.
settC Of Fort Kamehameha, this island.
Mr.. Bassett is an engineer with the
Coast Artillery Corps. "F..
W. A. Hawkins, general attorney for
the III Paso 4 Southwestern railroad, n
resident Of IL Paso, win arrive from
the Orient today in the Siberia Maru.
He will continue TO San Francisco next
week in the Tenyo Maru.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Silva Perry. Of
1850 PunchbowI Street, formerly Of
Hilo. welcomed last Saturday the ar.
rival Of daughter, who has been
named Eleanor. Mr.. Perry Is an en-.
gineer in the Mauna Kea.
Harry X. Smith and Mrs, Edith
Howard of this city were married last
night by Rev. Samuel X. Kamaiopili,
assistant pastor Of Kaumakapili
Church, Palama. The witnesses were
Carl |. Davis and Mrs. A. Watson.
First Lieut.. woodfn Grady Jones,
Thirty Second Infantry, u. 3. A., and
Mrs. Jones, Of Schofeld Barracks, wei
coined on Friday of last week the ar.
rival of daughter at the Department
Hospital, Fort Shafter. The little girl
has been named Elizabeth
With Rev. NJ. l.. Gregg officiating
George Davenport Cox, Of Weston,
Kings County, Nova Scotia, Canada,
and Miss Flora Thornton Stronach, of
Stronach Mountain, Annapolis, were
married in Halifax on August "a, last,
according to news sent to The AdSer.
tiser. The bride was formerly n resi-.
dent of the Islands and is particularly
well known in Maui.
Mrs. W. F. Frear will be at home to
all friends and acquaintances next
Monday afternoon from four to six
. clock to meet her house guests Miss
| DorothCa SlInney, Of London the dra
matte artist, and Miss Alice Michaelis
of Melbourne. Mrs. Frear will be as.
sisted in receiving by the presidents
Of local clubs, Mrs. A. l.. Castle, OF
h" Footlights Club, Mrs. w. J. Forbes
# the College Club, Mrs f. A. Ross,
# the Morning Music Club and Mrs
F. J. Lowrcy, of the Outdoor Circle
(ErOm THU sday AdvertiSerl
A daughter was born last Sunday
~ Keaau, Waianae, this island, TO Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene Duvauchelle. : "a
. M. and Mrs: Daine Victor. Botdaer
Ut Leilehua, this island, welcomed at
the Kapiolani Maternity Home on De.
tober the arrival of a son. q.
DR.. Bruce McV. Mackall has left San
Francisco for Mexico, where he is TO be
resident physician for a large Ameri.
can mining company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley A. Cutter, of
200l Motley Street, Kalihi, formerly OF
23S Dewey Avenue, Waikiki, became
the parents of son on Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary J. Coulter, a recent visitor
n Honolulu and compiler Of the Cooke
Library catalogue at Punahou is critic.
| ally i'll in hospital in San Francisco
according to news received here by
friends.
Brother Louis Of 81. Louis College
who has been seriously i'll at the
Queens Hospital the past few weeks
is recovering nicely. 1t is expected
that he will be able to leave the hos.
pital in two weeks time.
Judge Thompson of Santa Ana
Orung" County. California, is a visitor
the city. In the mainland he has had
considerable to do with juvenile court
work. He cal led on Judge Whitney yes.
erday and took in the morning session
Of the local juvenile court. ., res
Robert W. Shingle, Republican can.
didate for the senate from this island
left in the MatsOnia yesterday for San
Francisco. Mr.. Shingle, who went to
the mainland on important business
| expects to return to Honolulu IN the
Matsonia on November THE regu.
lar election day-in time to vote.