The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-07-14
PERSONALS
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Miss Wilhelhima Tenney and Vernon
Tenny, returned TO Honolulu last night
in the steamer Manoa.
+. schnack, local lawyer, will leave
by tho Wilhelmina for two months
vacation in California, "A
Mrs. H. q. Noonan, Miss Alice Hast.
ings and Mrs. Lois Brundred were pas.
sengers last night in the Manor, from
the Coast. ~ H.. u g. ., 3.a
r. W. Rreekons is expected TO re.
turn to Honolulu August 1, after more
than three months in the mainland.
Jorgen Jorgensen, the well.knowon
construction engineer who hus recent
ly completed the waiahole water pro-
iect leaves for San Francisco today
on six weeks vacation. x #.sssae
Frank +. Baldwin and Mrs Baldwin
will be passengers on the Wilhelmina
for San Francisco today. They received
cablegram Monday announcing the
death at San Francisco Of Mrs. Bald.
wins father, Edward II. Kittredge,
who had been in failing health Tor
some mouths. Mr.. Kittredge was a
prominent business man in San Fran
cisco and had many friends here. He
visited Hawaii a number of years ago.
Mrs Rose Janowitz, moving spirit in
the formation of the Aloha Film Com.
pany, corporation intended to pro-
duce motion picture films in Hawaii,
will sail for the Coast today by the
steamer Wilhelmina. She annoupced
yesterday that Seth Moyle, who went
to the States few weeks ago to OBJ.
tain a troupe of moving picture per.
formers, Is i'll in New York, and that
she will take his place and bring the
movie actors and actresses from the
mainland. .-.... -.' ..e... ~ +. d.
(From Thursday Adveitise-)
Miss NJ. HetEel will leave soon to
travel in japan. ' -.
Miss Esther Cummings has returned
from two weeks visit to Kauai.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. J. Warren will leave
for tour Of Canada, next Tuesday.
Mrs. Caleb Burns Of Paia Is visiting
Honolulu, with her son Albert Burns
g DIR. and Mrs, A. L. Andrews have
been visiting Banff Springs, Canada
Mrs. Louise Caum and her son Nor
man, will leave for the Orient tomor,
row. ... ....... L.. 10, II
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur NJ. Brown will
sail for Canada July 81, on a pleasure
trip. .&,a. . s.. ..st.....
Governor Pinkham yesterday paid m
official visit to the submarine base Of
Pearl HaTbor.
Gilbert J. Waller sailed for the
Coast for a vacation, in the Wilhel
nina yesterday.
Miss Matilda Blaisdell left in tho
Wilhelmina yesterday to visit relative,
on the mainland. IL q,
Former, Governor and Mrs. Walter F
Frear left yesterday for tour Of Aus
tralia and New Zealand. ..
j. +. Haley, collector of interna
revenue, is taking a vacation on the
other side of the island.
Richard Deming of Philadelphia, who
is here I'M connection with the break
water, is at the Moana Hotel.
Mrs. Charles A. Stobie received new
yesterday of the death Of her brother
Thomas McCairoll of Meaford, Canada
Jorgen Jorgensen, contractor and en-
gineer for the Waiahole water tunnel
has gone to San Francisco. He left
in the Wilhelmina yesterday.
John II. Wilson, Democratic natiOna
committeeman and Honolulu contractor
returned from the st. Louis convention
Tuesday evening by the steamer Ma
noa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank F. Baldwin left
for the Coast yesterday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Baldwin's father, Z
II. Kittredge, who died in San Francis
co Tuesday.
Brig. Gen. Samuel /. johnson, com
handing officer of the Hawaii militia
left yesterday afternoon to make al
inspection of the guard commands il
the Big Island.
DIR. Charles Edmund Davis, who wal
here during the flag raising in the Isl
ands in 1893, arrived in the Manoa
Tuesday night, and paid the Governor
visit yesterday afternoon.
Huron X. Ashford, clerk in Judg,
Ashford 8 court and son of the iurist
and Charles NJ. Hite, clerk in Judg,
whitney court, will leave for tn,
mainland August 9 to enter Law
schools. Mr.. Ashford will study Law
in the University of California ant
Mr.. Hite in the Mississippi university
- (FrOm Friday Adrertiscr)
Samuel b. Kemp, deputy district at
torncy, is i'll at his home.
R. H. Worrall left for Kauai las
evening, to be gone two weeks.
Douglas Damon will begin a tour OF
Canada this month, He will leave BY
the Makura July 81.
Frank e. Thompson probably will
leave for the mainland on a vacation
trip in short time.
Mrs. F. o. Boyer, who has been i'll a
The Queens Hospital, returned to he
home yesterday on Makiki Heights.