The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-12-08
PERSONALS
.From wednesday Advertissr.l

, George II. Wears, manager Of the
Hilo Emporium, Is visitor in the city
from the Big Island. IA - -
Mrs. Lee Todd returned in the Mat
sonia yesterday froR San Francisco
after. a number 6f years absence in the
mainland, IfF gRsil' NJ Il
F0,Mrs.r + CASTOR J. BoiAse,s was TsIieoeas.
fully operated upon at The Queen =
Hospital yesterday, II was reported
last night that she was doihR nicely Z z
Archie Guild, accompanied by his
bride. arrived In the Matsonia yester,
day from San Francisco. They wers
married in the mainland few weeks
ago. O., " ~ i.
Mrs. Hyla b. Coonley and her sister,
Mrs. Minnie Southland, left in the Ma.
nna yesterday TO spend the holida ys
With relatives. and friends in San Fran.
Eisco and will return TO Honolulu early
next year. . ... -. III "a
With Rev. samuel X. KamRiopili, as.
sistant pastor of Kaumakapili Church,
officiating, Virgil s. Hurd and Miss
Julia Medeiros we're married last night,
the witnesses being Elmer Lesh and
Miss Adelina Freitas. Is.
James r. Pierce and Mrs. Hannah
pieper were married last night by Rev.
Samuel X. Kamaiopili, assistant pastor
of Knumakapili Church, the witnesses
reing Edward Drew and Miss Hannah
Freeman. ..E.t ..
Albert NJ. Cristy, deputy city attoT.
uey, and Mrs. Cristy, of 80l Haekfeld
Street, welcomed last Thursday the ar.
'ival of n daughter at the Kapiolani
Maternity Home. The baby has been
named Carol I.insley. .>
(From Thursday Advertiser)
A son was born last Sunday to Mr..
and Mrs. John V. Branco, of 837 Cooke
Street, Kakaako. 49,. ;
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Santos, of
1919 KawaiahaO Street, welcomed on
Tuesday at their home the arrival OF
a daughter who has been named
| Beatrice. '''.i q
Mrs. P. g. Beamer, OF Hilo, who has
been visiting in the city the past two
weeks, viii return in the Mauna Kea
Saturday afternoon to her home in the
Big Island. ....
James d. Warrington and Miss Mary
X. Gilman were married on Tuesday
by Rev. Henry H. Parker, pastor OF
! Kiwaiahao Church, the witnesses be
ing Joseph Kaahea and Susan Kaahea
Mrs. w. l.. Howard, of 1917 Bere
tania Street, who returned in the Great
Northern last month from the mainland
after a trip to the Orient, will leave fol
San Francisco in that vessel tomorrow
morning. -, .at
With Rev. Felix H. Conway, pastor
of the Seventh Day Adventist Church
officiating, Ralph Z. McGhee and Mis-;
Sadie Levine were married on Mon
| day. The witnesses were Mrs. Mary
Bruner and Mrs. Inga Johnston. ,.
Accompanied by Henry W! Kinney
| superintendent of public instruction
Aenry J. Freitas, building inspector
made a tour of the island yesterday tC
examine the various school building:
md to learn in this regard what should
be included in the school budget, which
is to be prepared shortly.
f. b. Bridgewater, who exploded, the
Garden Island of Kauai out of its ru
few years ago and made a real news
paper of it, conducting it as editol
for two years, is now assistant editol
of the Hawaii Post: Mr.. BridgewateI
! is practical printer as well as beint
hustling news gatherer and his EN-
| ployment by the Post cannot fail t.
help that paper.
From Friday Advertiser)
Anton Labrador and Miss Alemirt
Mauau, wellknown in local Filipino cir
eles, were married last Monday by Rev
c. C. Ramirez, pastor of the Filipino
Methodist Episcopal Mission, the wit
nesses being Tomas Espanola and Mrs
Frank Sison. " '"%Su
With Rev Kong Yin Tet, pastor OF
ST. Peters Episcopal Church, official
ing, Yong Kai and Miss Yong Chi
Shee, well.knOwn young couple in loca
Chinese social circles, were married OF
Wednesday. The witnesses were Young
Fooo and Chock Sing.
Harry ID. Collins, member of the crew
Of one Of the X class submarines, anC
Mrs. Henrietta Friedman were married
on Wednesday evening by Rev. Felil
H. Conway, pastor of the Seventh Day
| Adventist Church. The witnesses wer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph E. McGhee, wh'
were married the evening before By
| the same minister.