The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-05-02
PERSONALS
tFrom saturday Advertiser,

. " rum Hh1NNhNANNIyH
Arnold B. NJ Richardson, clerk Of
the bureau of vital statistics Of the
board Of health was compelled to re-
main at his home yesterday, owing 20 a
severe. cold which he developed sud
denly. ,.'l.. .
Judge Archie s. Mahaulu of waiana
was visitor in Honolulu yesterday.
His friends are said to be preparing
quite an agreeable surprise for him,
which will probably be sprung in few
days. Charles T. Wilder is alleged to
be at the head of the committee of ar.
rsngements.
Among the through passengers on
the s. S.'Niagara in the city yesterday
was Miss Doris Barnett, regarded by
the critics as Australia 3 leading plan.
list. She is more or less of war refu.
gee, having been forced to leave Wen.
ma at the outbreak Of the war. after
having spent two years there perfect.
ing her technique. She is on her way
TO the mainland on n concert tour.
(From Sunday Advertiser)
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Brown and
Winfield Brown leave in the Matsonia
Wednesday for New York. They have
planned a two months trip through
the New England States. ; -.
Major SoreIy, who has been confined
to his quarters at Cashier for several
weeks on account of broken ankle,
is now able TO walk without the aid
of erutches anil will soon be in the
saddle again. '...r.t~ -.
Lieutenant Charles Everitt, First In
fantry, has received his orders to 20 TO
the States. He is assigned to the
Twenty.sixth Infantry, on the border.
He and Mrs. Everitt will sail in the
June transport.
Samuel w. Tay, sanitary engineer Of
the board of health, who spent week
in Hilo making survey for the sewer
system in the Waiolama district, which
is now being filed in, returned in the
Mama Kea yesterday to Honolulu.
Judge Clement X. Quinn, who has
succeeded Judge Parsons of 'Hilo on the
bench of the first circuit court, left for
Hilo in the Mauna Kea yesterday af.
ternoon. He will open court at ten
o clock tomorrow morning. His grand
jury has been excused to week from
tomorrow and the trial jury to week
after that, Judge Parsons, who will
become a law partner Of Robert W.
BreGkons, will arrive Tuesday in the
Mauna Kea from Hilo.
(From Tuesday Advertiser)
w. H. G, Campbell, former manager
of the Hawaii Mill Company, is in the
city.
J. Il. Lorcnzen. the new deputy re.
venue collector Ender Collector Haley,
assumed the duties of his Office yester-
day.
Gee -ge =. Raymond. inspector gen
eral IT territorial schools. returned last
Sunday from an inspection of schools
in Maui.
James G. Crane will return in the
Mauna Kea today to his home in Pu.
koo. Molokai, where he is in charge of
a large fishing establishment.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Wadsworth of
Kahului. Maui. are expected in the
Mama Kea this morning. Mrs. Wads-
worth has been visiting relatives in
Hilo.
Superintendent H. w. Kinney of the
hoarh Of education win return this
morning. in the Mauna Kea from Hilo
folio" ing II weeks visit in the Big
Island
Frank A. Alexander, manager of the
McBryde Sugar Company, who has
been visiting the city on business, re
TUNED last night to his home at Wa
hiawa, Kauai.
f. c. :. Crabbe, deputy internal re.
venu" collector at HilO, was in Homo,
lulIt unaInrloy
case. He will return to his work in the
big Island Wednesday.
Joseph p. Dias. official Portuguese
interpreter, and Manuel L. MeneZes of
II. +. WichmHn 4 Co.. have booked to
leave on July - on an extended tour
of tn" Tinted States. Mrs. Dias will
accompany her husband. s
J. NJ. GodNcH of Hilo, who has been
visiting in the Island of St. Michael,
Azores, tn" past few months, will ar.
rive m the Iurhnc today from San
Francisco accompanied nv his mother,
who nas been away from the Islands a
number of years.
Mrs Frank G. Tavarcs and her
mother, Mrs. Joseph Ables Jr Of l4l4
Young street, will leave in the Matso-
ma tomorrow morning for two
months stay in San Francisco and
other California cities. Mrs. Tavares
Is delegate to the annual convention
of the Companions of the Forest A. o.
r., which will be held in Oakland. rep
resenting Canoes Circle No. 240 of Ho.
hOlulu
Manuel d" Coito Jr.. train despat
cher of the Hawaii Railway Company.
Hilo, arrived IN the Matsonia on Sun,
day from the Big Island, on his way
to Oakland, California, where he will
represent Court Mnuna Kca No. 1854
A. o. F.. as delegate in the forth,
coming biennial convention Of the Fore.
stcrs Bertrand F. Scheon, also a dele.
gat" from the same court, will arrive
in the Mauna Kca this morning from
HIIo. Gotta aud Schoen leave for San
FranciSr" in the Matsonia tomorrow
morning
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