The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-03
PERSONALS
From Mednesdnr- Adyertiaerl

81. NFrOm "wednesday AdVertiserJ tH3a
J. NJ. Silva, matchmaker and con.
tractor Of Waimea, Kauai, is visiting
the city. -t-N| hagt ~ rf
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. N. Holmes Of Hilo
arrived in the Mauna Kca yesterday
from their Big Island lone. @l'
Jose F. Durao will leave in o few
days for tour of Maui, in the inter.
csts of the Santo. Antonio Society.
Walter r. Coombs, cashier Of Levers
g. Cooke, was among the arrivals in
the Mauna Kea yesterday from Hilo.
Senator II. B. Penhallow Of Waihku,
Mani. was among the arrivals yester.
day from Lahaina in the Mauna Kea.
Among the arrivals in the Mamma
Kea yesterday from Hilo were Mr.,
and Mrs. j. ID. Paris and son Of Kona,
Hawaii. '.. ':.& .''".'
Maj. A. s. Conklin, U. s. A., who
spent week in Hilo, was a returning
passenger from the Big Island in the
Mauna Kea yesterday. .-F-.
Bishop and Mrs. Lewis were among
the arrivals in the Mauna Kea yester.
day from Hawaii where they visited
the Volcano Of Kilauea. ~
Among the arrivals in the Mauna
Kea yesterday from Hilo was Albert
M. Webster, salesman for the }Hilo
house of Theo. II, Davies & Co.
Rev. Father Stephen J. AIencastre.
who spent the past three months oh
heaIth-seeking trip in California, re-
turned in the Matsonia yesterday. j.
Anthony Lidgate, manager of the
Hamakua Mill Company of Paauilo,
Hawaii, was among the arrivals in the
Mnuna Kea from the Big Island yes.
terday.
Wallace M. Alexander, first. vice-pres-
ident of the Sugar Factors Company,
who has been here on business for Q
few weeks, returned to San Francisco
yesterday.
Charles r. Forbes, superintendent OF
public health, who left in the, ,Mauna
Kea last Saturday for Hilo, win re.
turn in the same steamer next Satur'
day morning. ISL.
r. T, Moses, bookkeeper of the Vol
cano Stables and Transportation Com
pany of Hilo, is in the city on bust.
ness, having arrived in the Mauna Kea
yesterday from the Big Island.
Reverend Father Bruno, curate OF
the Church of Our Lady of Victory OF
Lahaina, was among the arrivals in
the Mauna Kea yesterday from Maui
and is visiting the local Catholic Mis-
sion,
Applications for passports were
made in the Office of Clerk, Foster l.
Davis of the federal court yesterday
by Mrs. Jennie Wood Chapman, Mrs
Anna Brockway, Nun Yum Sun wv
Young Jun K~ and his son, Young Hin
all of whom intend to visit Japan
and China.
Joseph +. Smith, president of the
Mormon Church of Utah, accompanied
by Mrs. Smith and daughter, and
Bishop and Mrs. G. W. Nibley, arrived
in thu Matsonia yesterday and are the
guests of Mrs Abraham Fernandez aut
family of this city. The visitors arr
here to attend the dedication Of thu
Site OF the new Mormon tempfe in Laie
Windward Oahu.
(From Thursday Advertiser)
Misses Edith and Hester Smith de
pdlbCu vi luOSudy III INC 1otCdihtE ~
mona for an extended visit through
California. = ~
Mrs. Adolph B. Angus, who visited
relatives and friends on the Coast fol-
about three months, returned home in
the MatsOnia.
A son, whose birthday anniversary
will come after this only once every
four years, arrived on Tuesday of this
week at the home of Senator and Mrs
Alfred l.. Castle, Nuuanu avenue.
Marshall b. Henshaw, who was re-
Gently admitted by Circuit Judge Ash
ford to practise law in the district
courts of The Territory, filed yester
day his oath and qualified as an at
tOrnCy at law.
Mrs. Nellie johnson Fargo, a visitor
here from Dallas, Texas, made appli
cation yesterday On the Office of the
clerk of the federal court for q pass
She will leave in the TenyO Maru on
March 81.
From Friday Advertiser)
Manuel p. Mattos, who made a short
business trip to the mainland, has re.
turned to the city. He reports that the
cold on the Coast was most disagree
able.
Benjamin II. Brown ST., former po-
lice captain of Hilo, is in the city OF,
business. This is his first visit her,
in several years. Mr.. Brown will re-
turn to his Big Island home on We'd.
nesday of next week.
W. =. McGOugall, who has been in
the city the past two weeks and who
says he never enjoyed Carnival as
much as he did the last one, leaves in
the Mauna Kea tomorrow afternoon
for his home in KOhala, Hawaii. $50.
Mrs. Lily Motley Heen and Mr.. and
Mrs. William C. Vannatta were pas.
sengers in the Matsonia yesterday af-
ternOon for Hilo, from where they
will 90 to Pohakea, Hamakua, where
Mrs. Leen will be the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Vannatta.
Harry l.. Strange, manager of the
Honolulu Gas company, anu secretary
for the Ad club, left last night for
the fighting front, on hoard the steam
er Niagara, Plans for giving him a
big send -Off har to be abandoned when
the sailing hour for the vessel was
changed unexpectedly.
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