The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-12-15
PERSONALS
{ Prom Wednesdnr AdYertiserl

nam II. Sm1tn,, OF Hll0, ana EftCk A
knudsen, of Kauai, commissioners Of
education. -. ~ -. j, r.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Adolpho, of Hu,
STAGE Street, Kewalo, welcomed az theiI
home on Monday the arrival Of q son
who has been named Thomas Patrick.
william G. Miller and Miss Julia Ra.
mos were married last Saturday at the
Catholic Mission by Rev. Father Vic,
torinus Claesen, the witnesses being
Manuel Barrett and Mrs. Christina
Barrett.
N With Rev. Father Patrick st. Leper
officiating, John Graves and mss
Odelia PachecO were married last Sat.
urday at the Catholic Mission. The
witnesses were Miss Evelyn Paeheeo,
sister of the bride, aPd William H,
Toniss. ~.
In the presence of a limited number
of intimate friends, Manuel Madeiros
and Miss ROsaline Ferreira were mar.
ried on Saturday by Rev. Father Ulrich
Taube, pastor Of the Catholic Church
of st. Anthony, Kalihi.kai. The wit.
pessPs were Charles Ferreira and Mrs.
Irene Ferreira, brother and sister.in.
law Of the bride.
(From Thursday Advertisar)
Manuel Tavares Of Honomu, Hawaii,
is visiting in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs John Guild returned on
the steamer Lurline yesterday.
John O 'Rourke, the well known vete.
ran horse fancier, is a visitor in Homo.
lulu.
Mrs. John Warehouse was IN arrival
from San Francisco yesterday by the
Lurline.
A daughter was born last Tuesday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander X. Assam, of
Aud Lane, Palama.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Bowdish. of Maui,
were returning island people on the
Lurline yesterday from San Francisco.
Z. J. Bolts was a departing local at
tOrnCy on the Matsonia Yesterday
morning for a, business visit to the
Coast.
Mrs. II. Stuart johnson, wife of the
engineer of the loan fund commission,
returned on the Lurline yesterday from
the Coast.
w. +. Sullivan, attorney for Pacific
Coast shipping interests, and Mrs. Sui
Ivan, left for san Francisco on the
Matsonia yesterday morning.
Samuel 1. Allard, prominent shipping
and lumberman of Eureka, California
left on the Matsonia yesterday ,mornIng
for his home. Mrs. Allard accompanies
him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph X. Cockett, of
1913 Leilani Street, Kalihi, welcomed
at their home on Monday the arrival
of daughter, who has been named
Elizabeth.
Jack A. Balch of the Mutual Tele-
phone Company returned on the Lur.
line yesterday from a vacation on the
mainland, in which he states he had
the time of his life.
Charles A. Klotz, who is we'll known
on the Coast rs n famous sa1ophone,
xylophone and snare drum performer,
is an arrival from San Francisco to
join theNorchestra at Heinie 3 Tavern.
M. and Mrs. G. H. Trulock left for
Los Angeles on the Matsonia yesterday.
Mr.. TrulOck has spent the summer in
the Islands where he has represented
the Liggett & Myers Tobacco Company.
= John A. Dominis, who has resigned as
assistant to Henry Smith, clerk of the
first circuit court, will become connect.
ed with the Sun Life Assurance Com
pany of Canada, beginning his duties
next Monday.
With Elder J. w. Iona Of the Church
of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
officiating, William Namana, seventeen
and Hawaiian, and Miss Dora Brede,
nineteen and part Hawaiian, were mar
ried on Tuesday night. The witnesses
were Kalaau and Kahi.
Henry +. Tam and Miss Bertha Nov.
we'll known members of the younger
Chinese social circles of the city, were
married on Tuesday evening by Rev.
Frank w. Merrill, pastor of St. Eliza
beth's Episcopal Mission, Palama. The
witnesses were John Ava and Alfred
A. Tam.
From Friday Advertiser)
A son, named Jose, was born on Wed.
nesday to Mr.. and Mrs. Ildefonse NJ.
MILAN, of Queen and Punchbowl
Streets.
Mr.. and Mrs Francis All Toon Sing,
Of lO3SG Long Lane, Palama, welcomed
the arrival of a daughter on Monday
at their home -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Albert Kidder,
Of 2l50 PauOa Road, became the par
ents Of son, who arrived at the Ka,
Piolani Maternity Home last Monday.
Mrs. w. L. Frazee, who has been
seriously i'll at her home in Nuuanu
Valley for some weeks past, is now
convalescing and expects to be out and
about shortly.
Rev. Samuel X. Kamakaia perform
ing the ceremony, Phillip Manuel and
Mrs Malie KaGmai, both of Waiau
Eva, were married yesterday. The
witness was Mrs. Lahela Kamakaia.
J. s. r. de MellO, of 3462 Hardesty
Street, Palolo Valley, chief steward Of
the Mauna Kea, was about town yes,
terday for the first time in several
weeks. He is recovering from an at.
tack Of typhoid fever.
Sgt. Herbert Collignon, Ordnance
Corps, L. s. A., and Mrs. Colligpon
af Waterfowl, this island, welcomed
on Monday at the Department Hospi