The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-11-17
PERSONALS
tFrom "wednesday Advertiser. \


known white sugar manufacturing pro
cess, returned on the Great Northern
yesterday. - I'D, '' II.
| J. NJ. de Gouvea Of Hilo was an ar.
rival in the Great Northern yesterday.
He is here on business and expects TO
return to his big Island home in the
Mauna Kea next Saturday afternoon. +,
r. A. Macmillan returned in the
Great Northern yesterday from the
mainland, to contest a divorce suit
instituted here some time ago by his
wife. t ~ - Htsl
Alonzo Gartley, consulting engineer
for c. Brewer & Co, left for Maui III 81
night and viii also visit the Hawaii
plantations before returning to Hon.
Olulu.
A son, Americas, was born at, the
; Department Hospital, Fort Shnfter,
| last sunday TO Maj. Americas Mitchell,
First Infantry, U. s. A., and Mrs.
Mitchell. of Schofeld Barracks.
Wilhelm LAM, vice. president Of 2. A.
Schacfcr Co, returned yesterday in
the Great Northern from vacation
spent partly, at least, shooting wild
ducks along the California coast.
G. Brewer & Co, received cable.
gram from T.. FaxonS Bishop ycster.
day stating that Richard IveFs, secre.
tary Of the company, is in much better
health than when he left Honolulu.
Mrs. H. l.. Richmond of Savannah,
Georgia, is the guest of her cousin
Mrs. j w. Caldwell of Manoa. Mrs.
Richmond who arrived on the Great
Northern will spend a part Of the win.
ter in Honolulu.
Stephen l.. Desha Jr of Hilo, who
arrived in the Great Northern yes.
tcrday from the Big Island, took the
oath before the supreme court shortly
after his arrival as a law practitioner
in oil the territorial courts. He passed
his examination two weeks ago. D..
Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Best and their
'oughter, Miss Virginia Best, Of San
Diego, arrived in the Great Northern
yesterday from the mainland. They
will spend the winter in the Islands.
! Mr.. Best, says the San Diego Union of
November 9, expects to do some sketch.
ing as well as execute painting orders
Vt Hawaiian scenery. p"
Mrs. =. +. Simmons leaves In the
transport Logan today for Olougapo
philippine Islands, where her husband
IS connected with the United States
naval hospital He has been there
Vince December of last year. Mrs.
Simmons expects to visit japan in
April, when she will make a tour of the
country of the Mikado. ~ }JIF.
(From Thursday Advei tisera = ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kamai OF Waia.
lac, this island, welcomed, at their home
last Monday the arrival Of son.
Francis NJ. Swanzy Is considerably i'm.
proved in health, according to a report
given out yesterday by his physicians.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac H. Harbottle of
lS2r Beach road, Waikiki, became the
parents of n daughter on November T.
A son, Samuel, was born on Friday
OF last week to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
s. Annoy of Vineyard, near Liliha
| 'trcCt.
A daughter was born on November
1T the kapiolani Maternity Home to
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Arthur KOolars, Of
Esther Street, Waikiki.
Mrs. Alexander Isenberg arrived
Tuesday in the Great Northern from
he mainland and will make a short
visit here. She is 8 guest at the Plea
santon Hotel, Punahou.
George Ashley Jr., Of the internal
revenue collectors office, left for Hilo
yesterday to take charge of the Office
there. He takes the place left vacant
by +. c. :. Crabbc, who has left the
service.
| lAl
Gicson were married last night by Rev
samuel X. Kamaiopili, assistant pastor
Of Kaumakapili Church, the witnesses
being Mrs. Martha CRUDE and ID. II.
| Kawainui.
Lieut.. Frederick Ramon Garcin,
Coast Artillery Corps, U. s. A., and
Mrs. Garcin, of Fort Kamehameha, vel
coined at the Kapiolani Maternity
Home on Wednesday of last week the
arrival of 4 daughter.
DIR. W. r. Monsarrat received news
Yesterday of the birth of a son to Mr.
nd Mrs. Julian Monsarrat on Thursday
Of last week at Kapapala Kau, Hawaii
Mr.. MOnsarrat, who is q brother of the
we'll, known Honolulu veterinarian, is
manager of the Kapapala Ranch
Jorgon Jorgensen, well-knOwn ditch
and tunnel expert, loft in the MatsOnia
| yesterday for San Francisco. He goes
| to take charge of the tunnel and shaft
work of the Montana Bingham Conso.
lidated Mining Company Of Bingham,
| Utah. Mr.. JOrgensen expects to be
AWAY from Honolulu at least year.
From Friday Advertiser)
Charles Lycurgus of the Hiio Hotel
is Il visitor in the city. He came 10
the Great Northern and will remain
for week or ten days. -
Thome Aguiar Jr., of Holualoa, Kona,
Hawaii, is in the city on business and
will return to his West Hawaii home in
the Kilaura on Tuesday Of next week!
Harry b. Sinclair Of Theo. IL. Da!
vies & Co., and Mrs Sinclair, of 1914
| Nuuanu Avenue, have taken apartments
at the Colonial Hotel, Emma otreet, tor
the winter.
Superintendent Kinney Of the depa IT,
ment of public instruction, who has
been in the Big Island the past ten
days, will return in the Mauna Kea
from Hilo tomorrow morning.
Elmer NJ. Cheatham, well known plan.
ter of Waipouli, Kauai, and former Ho-
nOlulan, returned 10 the Maui last night
to his home in the Garden Island. after