The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-04
PERSONALS
(From satnrday Advertlaerl

Hiio, making the round trip In the
Great Northern.
Dr. Julia Seton, New Though leader,
who arrived In the Makura yesterday
from Australia, win give number Of
lectures while here.
John Lyeurgus win probably return
in the Mauna Kea this afternoon to
his home in Hilo. He has been spend
ing the week in Honolulu. lt.
Capt L. X. Massee, u. s, A., who
has been assigned for duty on the
Mexican border, will probably leave
for San Francisco IN the next trans
port. .a,- s4...
Joseph W. Canario left in the Mat.
sonia on Thursday for week 3 stay in
Hilo, while Mrs. Canario is visiting in
Maui. They will return in the same
steamer TO Honolulu. g.. ~. = 4.
Governor Pinkham said yesterday
that, together with Land Commission
er Rivenburgh and Superintendent For
hes, he expects to leave for Kauai on
Thursday Of next week. ~.
Judge and Mrs. G. w. Ashford and
other members of the family leave this
morning for Hauula, this island, where
Nuty VIII hDtuu lut WGth-cUu, TcLuTn-
ing probably Monday morning TO the
city. |ts n.'s.@. '..'-g'+...
II. II. Carter Of Boston and J. f..
Jump III Of .Goldfeld, accompanied by
Harold l.. Morris of Denver, will make
n trip to Black Point this morning in
the fishing sampan Dixie Maru, in quest
of big ulua. o.. 49,. ~ ;
Miss Belle Brock fled in the Office Of
the clerk of the federal court yester-
day an application for a passport to
travel in China and Japan. She ex-
poets to leave Honolulu in the Tenyo
Maru next Monday for the Orient.
DR.. and Mrs. W. T. Monsarrat ar.
rived in the Great Northern yesterday
from Hilo, after spending a month on
the Big Island. Doctor Monsarrat. who
was operated some weeks ago, has re-
covered completely. The Monsarrats
are guests at The Donna.
N. c. Grover, chief engineer Of the
photographic division Of the federal
geologic survey department of Wash.
ington, and George X. Harrison, local
superintendent of Autobiography, win re-
turn at midnight from Maui, where they
spent the past few days on official
bus; ness. $50 ~
Judge Charles F. Parsons Of Hilo is
expected in the Mauna Kea this morn
ing. He will become a law partner Of
Robert W. Breckons. Glen X. Quinn
was recently named by President VIII
son to succeed Mr. Parsons as circuit
Judge in Hilo. but the senate has not
yet acted on his confirmation. 70
Vaughan MacCaughey, who for sew.
eral years has served as superintendent
Of Central Union Bible School, has
rendered his resignation, because Of his
prospective absence from the Territory
on sabbatical leave. His resignation
takes effect on May first, and he will
leave for the mainland in early June.
His family will remain in Hawaii.
. .' (From Sunday Advertiser) .sgI
Daniel H. Case, former county at |
torney of Maui, is in the city ON visit
and to attend to legal business.
John Lycurgus, dean of the Greek
colony in the Islands, returned in the
Mauna Kea yesterday afternoon to his
home in Hilo.
Raymond A. Drummond, the Hama
member of the Maui board of super
visors, is a visitor in the city, arriv-
ing in the Mauna Koa yesterday from
Lahaina.
Mrs. George Shiel of Spokane, Wash !
ingtOn, who arrived last Friday in the |
Great Northern, is visiting her daugh.
ter, Mrs. George A. Eldowney, of
2O54 Makiki street.
}. F. c. Hagens of H. Hackfeld & |
Co., returned in the Mauna Kea yes
terday from Lahains, Maui, where he |
looked over the property of the Pioneer |
Mill Company, of VIII ch his firm is the |
local agent.
Harry II. Morehead of Hilo and
Henry j. Lyman of Kapoho, Puma, Ha- |
wall, were arrivals in the Great North
ern on Friday from Hilo, the former on |
business and the latter to attend the
Republican convention.
&. d. Lufkin, John Vasconcellos, MI, !
and Mrs. A. J. Comes and daughter,
Eugene Murphy, d. G. Lindsay, Paul
o. Schmidt, Hugh Howell and o. w.
Henning were arrivals in the Mauna
kca yesterday from Maui.
Among the Waimea and South Ko-
hala arrivals from the Big Island in
the Mauna Kea yesterday were T.. X.
Raaua, Joseph Pritchard, George Sher. !
wood, o. l.. SOrenson, Al Kaaua. +. f..
Hartman, Miss A. Hohu and W. II.
Green.
The marriage of DIR. J. c. Pe,len, who
was until recently with the Queen 3
Hospital in this city, and Miss Dorothy
Spring Of Berkeley, California, who
was a visitor here few months ago,
will take place shortly after Easter
Sunday at Thousand Oaks. .5....
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Cabrinha, of
l'uueo, HilO, were arrivals in the
Mauna Kea yesterday from the Big Is.
and. Mr.. Cabrinha, who is one of the
leading merchants of the Second City
and member of the Hawaii board of
supervisors, is delegate to the Repub-
lean convention.
Headed by II. l.. Holstein, speaker of
he house in the local legislature, quite
number of Kohalaites arrived In the
Mauna Kea yesterday from the Big
sland, among whom were Mrs. j. Holt.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Vieira and two daugh.
,ers, A. Won Arnswaldt, E. NJ. Ander-
'on, John Hind, Mrs. J. KealemakuIe.
Miss Kealemakule, G. Campbell and II.
.. Smith.