The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-09-05
PERSONALS
(From saturday Advertiser)

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Jannetta Maclean, eldest daughter
Of J. r. NJ Maclehn, was taken to
The Queen 5 Hospital on Monday and
operated for acute appendicitis.
Rev. Father Ulrich Taube Of the
Catholic Cathedral, who spent the past
few days on religious work in Maui,
will return TO Honolulu at midnight
tonight from the Valley Island in The
Claudine. FL, z. ~
DR.. U. Kawneuchi, secretary Of the
Honolulu Y. M. 9. A. departed in the
| Tcnyo Maru for his parental home in
Japan, after a sojourn Of seventeen
years in America. Many Japanese and
American friends were at the pier to
bid him Aloha. .'tt. 5s
Judge E. M. Watson Of the supreme
court. accompanied by Mrs. Watson
and family, will leave in the Sonoma
next Tuesday for San Francisco, on a
sixty.day leave of absence. Judge Wat.
son win not 60 beyond the Pacific
Coast, he said yesterday. 5# Y I'LL
Mrs Sara s. Holland YESTERDAY took
Office as secretary to Federal Judges
Clemens and Vaughan, succeeding Miss
Hazel auckland, who resigned recently,
, Mrs. Holland has for some time pnst
been q stenographer in the Office of the
1 United States district attorney.
Among the prominent passengers In
the T. X. X. liner Tenyo Maru yester.
day was Mrs. Ollie James, wife Of the
! United States senator from Kentucky.
When the big liner locked Mrs. James
was met by Senator james L. Coke, and
l.. l.. McCandless, who arranged
series Of impromptu entertainments
during the guest 3 brief visit in Homo.
lulu. N .,.-'
From Sunday Advertisery. ....r
Mr.. and Mira. Ching Chow, OF Ban.
yam street, Palama, welcomed on Fri.
dav at their home the advent of a
little baby son. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Davis, Of
SlS South King street, welcomed at
their home yesterday the arrival Of a
little baby soa.
A baby daughter was born last We'd
nesday to Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H.
fright, of Lanakila street, Kalihi.uka.
The yyung lady has been named Mary
omi Kahaehawaii.
| Rev. George Laughton, pastor Of the
First Foreign Church of Hilo, and Mrs.
Laughton, who have been visiting in
the mainland the past three months,
| will return in the Matsonia on Septem-
Scr II from San Francisco.
Albert o. Hushaw, the well known
mainland lecturer on Hawaii who is
now visiting here, returned yesterday
morning in the Mauna Kea from Maui
md Hawaii, where he spent two
= weeks getting "next" to the real Ha,
wall of today.
Rev. Father Ulrich Taube of the
Catholic Church, who spent the past
| week on Maui, returned last night in
.hc Claudine from the Valley Island
In addition to church work, he ascend
ed Haleakala and visited other scenic
points on the neighboring island.
Lau Chat and Miss Hee New Kee,
well known members of the local
Chinese colony were married last
night. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Frank w. Merrill, pastor of
st. Elizabeth's Church, Palama, the
witnesses to the nuptial service being
G. F. Quon and Miss Alice Chun.
From Tuesday Advertiser.)
Manager Harold Yost of the Mills
'chool, Manoa, has returned from a
.isit to the Valley Island.
A baby daughter was born on Satur
day to Mr.. and Mrs. Curt A. Sahr Of
the United States experiment station,
tMakiki.
John Ornellas, assistant clerk at the
Alexander Young Hotel, has returned
20 his desk after n leave of absence of
a month.
| Alonzo Gartlcy, who has been on the
Big Island the past few days, is ex.
pected to return in the Mauna KeB this
morning from Hilo.
Mrs. J. l.. Mears left in the Mauna
Kea last Saturday for Hilo. She will
teach in the Big Island during the
coming school year.
Attorney W. H. Smith, the Hilo
school commissioner, is expected in the
Mauna Kea this morning from the Big
Island on a business visit TO this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kaimi of Pauoa
Valley welcomed on Sunday at their
home the arrival of a baby daughter
who has been christened Mary Ka.
apuni.
Mrs. james p. Limo, who has been
visiting IN Honolulu the past two
weeks, will return in the Mauna Loa
next Friday to her home in Pahala,
Kau. Hawaii
Rev. Samuel K Kamaiopili, assistant
pastor of Kaumakapili Church. left in
the Claudine last night for I.Rhaina,
Maui. He will return to Honolulu in
the same steamer next Thursday morn.
ing.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry Homer Hayes Of
632 Magellan avenue, Auwaiolimu,
welcomed on Wednesday of last week
at their home the advent of a little
son, who has been given the name Of
Henry Samuel.
Mr. and Mrs. Bertram @. Rivenburgh
and Attorney General 1. NJ. StainbachI
returned in the Wilhelmina last Sun.
Gay from Hilo, where Land Commits.
sioner Rivenburgh and the attorney.
general spent two weeks d ~, ID Official
! Jusi ness. ~,3
T. Samuel X. Kanakanui, assistant ter.
shtorial surveyor, is now in Maui at
ffie, head of a field party, doing some
survey work and relocating boundaries
James b. Mann of the same Office il
also on the Valley Island on official
business.
Miss Margaret NJ. Coo>.e, who has
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