The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-08-22
PERSONALS.
lFtom sntnrdar Adyertlserl

States marshal, is spending week q
vacation, making a pedal tour Of the
island. hi.
Among those leaving in the Mauna
Loa at noon yesterday for West Ha-
waii were c. II. Cooke, O. II. Gere, s.
NJ. Kanakanui, J. L. Cannon, Doctor
Sanborn and +. w. Ellis.
| Mrs. +. c. 8. Crabbe, wife of the
Hilo deputy internal revenue collector,
and children, who have been visiting
! in Honolulu for some weeks past, ex.
poet to return shortly to their home
in the Big Island.
Lieut.. r. d. Calhoun of Company B,
Second Infantry, U. s. A., and Mrs.
Calhoun welcomed yesterday the arriv.
al of a little baby daughter at the De-
partment Hospital, Fort Shafter. Miss
Calhoun has been named Elizabeth
Shandrina.
TO attend the annual convention of
the Pacific Coast Gas Association,
which will be held in Santa Barbara, Cal
ifornia, Frank Q. Cannon, manager of
the Honolulu Gas Company, win leave
early in the coming month for San
Francisco.
Walter C. Grace of Eighth and Mau.
! nnloa avenues, Kaimnki, well known
swimmer and football player, left in
the Ventura on Thursday night for San
Francisco and will enter Santa Clara
College, California, where he will con.
tinue his studies.
The Misses Martha and Dorothea
Cooke, Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Flint, Miss
Julia Lowell Miss c. J. Harrison, Mrs
A. l.. Greenwell, Miss A. s. Hadley,
Mrs. G. f. Bryant and Miss f. Arnemann
! lott in the MPuna Loa yesterday at
noon for West Hawaii.
From Sunday Advertiser).
Riley H. Allen, editor of the Star.
Bulletin. accompanied by Mrs. Allen,
returned from Hilo yesterday, after a
week s stay in the Crescent City and
the Volcano of Kilau"a.
JOAN l.. Osmer, chief sanitary inspec-
: tor of the Island of Maui returned in
the Maunn Kea yesterday afternoon,
after a weeks business stay in Homo
lulu, to his home in Waikiki.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ingram NJ. Stainback
were passengers in the Mauna Kea yes
tcrday afternoon for Hilo. Mr. Stain.
back, who is attorncygeneral of the
Territory, went on official business.
Mrs f. Leal, who spent the past
month visiting her son, John f. Leal.
and daughter, Mrs. J. NJ Cannon, in
| Hilo and the Volcano of Kilauea and
! other Big Island scenic points, returned
t" the city in the Mauna Kea yester.
! day.
Among the Big Island arrivals in the
! Mauna Kea yesterday were Mrs. Ar
thur Otremba, Mrs. A. Otremba, the
Misses Otremba (2), Mrs. A. Driver,
Mrs. A. Richards, Mrs. F. G. Snow,
Mrs. O. H. Stevens, Miss NJ. Thrum
and Miss NJ. f. Dale.
, Charles Kahcle Noeau and Miss Rita
Kaulupua Alohikea were married at
the Catholic Mission here on Thursday.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
| Father G. Matthias Limburg, pastor of
the Catholic Church in Waipahu, this
| island. The witnesses were William
Kahcle NOeau and Miss Mary Pulu
hipoIani Zerbe.
Eugene A. lie Clair and Miss Pauline
Vac Vocllrr were married last night in
the Christian Church, Rev. David c..
! Fcters, the pastor, performing the we'd
ding service. The witnesses were Mr..
|
couple have gone to the country, where
they will spend brief honeymoon. On
Etheir return to the city they will make
their home in Honolulu.
From Monday Advertiser)
For the purpose of undergoing a seri.
Gus operation, Allan Herbert has gone
to the mainland.
From "A three weeks tour of the Big
Island, Mrs. Rudolph NJ. Duncan re.
turned during the week to her home in
this city.
Miss Florence J. Lowe, who has
proved valuable acquisition to the
force of directors at the Waialua Fresh
Air Camp since her arrival from the
mainland in the Matsonia, is expected
'" be retained as permanent director
of the girls department at the Palamn
| settlement.
(From Tuesday Advertiscr.)
Mrs Charles b. Hay, Mrs. Olund and
Mrs. j. X. Apollo were passengers for
Kauai last night in the steamer Maui.
Among the passengers in the Maui
last night for Maui were r. J. Lord, A
H. Hnnoch, k. II. Lowric, w. c. Wood
ward, NJ. kannr and II. G. Brown.
A httl" baby son. the thirteenth
child Of the couple, was born yester.
'"v morning to Mr.. and Mrs zap
Kwui Fong of l49l Kauluwei lane.
Among those going to Maui last
night in the Claudine were +, b. Keeff,
John +. Silva, William Haia, William
Mccall, J. +. Silva and A. A. Durant.
Miss +. NJ. James of Fresno, Cali,
fcrnia, who has been appointed to q
position in the Hilo High School, ar
rived in the Sierra yesterday from San
Francisco.
Senator and Mrs. Ambrose J. Writ
and their sons, Paul and Cable, have
etrrned to their city home after a
very pleasant weekend spent at Hale.
iva. this island.
William H. Smith, manager of the
Manufacturers Shoe Company, re.
turned with his wife yesterday in the
Sierra from a three months buying
trip in the East.
J. +. Cunningham will leave in the
Kestrel for Washington and flaming
Islands shortly. Yesterday he applied
in the office of the clerk OF the federal