The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-11-14
PERSONALS
(F'Tom SATURDAY AdveftIserl

Asylum Road, Kalihk AEr IL II
Attorneys NJ. +. scott aud Eugene
X. Aiu left ~ the Kilauep yesterday
for West Hawaii. They expect 70
return TO the city on Fridny of next
week. 49,. D., ..G..a 4 ~.
A son was born last Thursday OF
WRimea,. Kauai, to Mr.. and Mrs, T.. s.
Christian, formerly o. Hopdlulu. Mrs.
Christian IL a sister Of Mrs. Julius
W. Asch Of this city. s =. 49,,
Henry w Kinney, who Is now tour.
ing the Island Of Hawaii on business
of tho territorial board Of education,
has written that be will not return 10
Honolulu until Saturday Of next week.
Archie Wong Wal, well.knovh young
Chinese Of this city, left in the siberia
Naru yesterday ioT Shanghai, China, 20
enter the employ Of Andersen, Meyer &
Co, agents Of the National Cash Reg.
lister in China. e w. ,s'.tt q, =
Sotcro Dabods and Miss sHolia May.
suyo. wellknown, young Fiipinos OF
Puuloa, this islnnd, were married on
Thursday by Rev. Father II. Valcntin,
pastor OF tho Catholic Church Of st.
Augustine by.tbo.sca, Waikiki. The
witnesses were Marcos Amanda and
Dasilia Sougo.
Marshall B. Henshnw WAS. sworn in
the supreme court yesterday as an at.
tornCv licensed to practise law in all
the territorial courts, Stephen l..
ncSha Jr.. Of Hilo has been eommunj.
Gated with and Informed that as soon
as he is able to appear before the SUI,
RENE court he will be sworn in with
equal privileges.
IF""m SUNDAY AdVertiser.)
J. A. Mcguire and family Of Kona,
Hawai- ore visiting in the city.
A son vas born on October 25, last.
to Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Pa McGregor,
of IS North Kukui Street.
Detective Mathew C. Swift Is con.
valCscent from his recent illness, and
expects to be back to duty next week.
High Sheriff Jarrett will leave dur
ing the week on q visit TO territorial
Pri~"ners who are working on Maui
Dads.
\ son wns born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil F. Cykley in san Fanciseo on
October 81. The parents are we'll
KNOWN III hOnOluIu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Turro of Keola
Lane, near Fort Street, welcomed on
Friday the arrival Of a daughter, who
has been named Joaquina. e., 4
Mr.. and Mrs. George McEidowney.
Df che Royal Grove, Waikiki are
spending a few weeks at Knhala. and
"xr""t TO return to the city about the
end of the month. : l.. - =.
Hon. E. NJ. Watson, associate Justice
Of the territorial supreme court, and
Mrs. Watson, who have been visiting
in the mainland the past few weeks
are expected to arrive tomorrow from
the mainland.
Among the nders expected in
the Great Northern next Tuesday
morning are Mr.. and Mrs. i. H. Stone
md Miss Lois Stone, of Thornton,
Mr.. Stone is we'll.
known Northwest wheat farmer.
Among those leaving in the Mauna
Kea for Hilo yesterday were William
of The Advertiser staff, who i
vOes to rect his wife, who is coming
IN tho Great Northern, and Phil .DankY,1
of the Hawaii promotion committee.
Princess David Kawananakoa on
behalf of her son, Kalakaua will hold
4 reception, fer Hawaiians' only, from
nine TO twelve o'clock the morning of
next Thursday--Noyember 10, ut her
nome in Pensacola Street, in common.
'ration of King Kalakauals birthday.
Frank Benny, son, Of r. J. Benny.
business man of Hilo, has
ulisted with the Australians troops in
New South Wales, according to word
by his father, lSnd will 20 to
n" front in Europe after n period of
'rnining at Liverpool, New South
Wales.
From Monday AdVertiseT)
Frank c. Anterior. newly elected
of Castle & Cooke, Ltd,
will assume his new duties December l.
H. b. Mariner, manager Of the First
Trust Company Of Hilo is a returning |
passenger on the Great Northern. He
has been East on a business trip:
J. NJ. Berkeley, Of Los Angeles, is
coming to HiIe on the steamship Great
\ Orthern in order to engage in con
,tructiOn work for the HilO Gas Com |
Iany.
G. c. Kennedy and Mrs, Kennedy |
If Hilo will arrive from Vancouver on !
he Makura, November 20. Mrs. Ken
ledy will 80 on to Australia to visit !
friends for several months.
DIR. w. F. Taylor and Mrs Taylor, |
# PaaulO, will leave Hawaii about |
he end of this month for the main |
and, where they will hereafter make |
heir home. Both are kamaainas here !
md have wide circle Of friends who |
will regret their departure:
Frank Benny, son Of r. J. Benny Of |
lilo has enlisted with the Australian |
roops in New South Wales. He is |
low in the training camp at Liver
pool. near sydney and expects to be
ent to the European battle fields with
IN Australian cavalry regiment in |
bout three months. He left Hilo for |
australia about a year ago. |
'Fr"m Tuesday Advertiser.)
Among the arrivals In the Ventura
yesterday from San Francisco were Mr.. |
nd Mrs. Herbet &. Lowry, who expect
o remain in Honolulu some time
+. y. Lowrey of 2525 Judd Street,
will leave for the mainland in the
tcamer Wilhelmina Wednesday morn
ng for two months tour of the main. |
and.
In the presence Of limited number
4 fri d.