The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-24
PERSONALS
(Ffom "wednesday Advertiser,

anthropologist Of the. University Of
Chicago, Is returning isom Japan in the
Nippon Marn, due here Saturday or
Sunday. t"a 49,. 4. E.,as-.s
r. Renton Hind, consulting engineer
for the Honolulu Iron Works Company,
leaves for Mahukona in the Mamma Kea
this morning to supervise the installa.
ton of new machinery at Union Mill.
Harry Irwin, the Hilo lawyer who fiQ.
ured in a bad Observation-Disclosures acei.
dent near Hilo few days ago and from
which he had a miraculous escape. was
an arrival in the Mauna Kea yesterday
from the Big Island. s.h.. ~ -
Among Kauai visitors in the city are
DR.. +. G. Lyman Of Makaweli, O. w.
Spitz Of Nawiliwili, Mr.. and Mrs.
"Dick" Oliver Of the Waimea Hotel.
and F. A. Alexander, manager Of the
McBryde Sugar Company.
Demosthenes Lycurgus, manager OF
the Kilauea Volcano House, Is In the
city on visit in which he Is combin.
ing business with pleasure. He reports
that the Great Northern has eontribut.t
ed considerable business TO Hilo and its
surroundings. aV.s.es g.. n 70.
Marc Klaw, the New York theatrical
man, who was here last May, has writ.
ten to Malcolm A. Franklin. confirm
ing previous letter, that he would Ar.
rive here in the Manoa on April IL. He
will leave New York, March 30, and.
after spending a few days IN Califofs
mia, will sail in the Manoa April IL 5.
One tourist who is leaving the Isl.
ands today after a hurried but veryl
satisfactory survey of the Paradise Of
the Pacific, is Morris Miller, head of
the Great Western Knitting Company
Of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, one of the
largest manufacturing concerns in the
Middle West. He is n round-trip pas.
senger in the steamer Wilhelmina, which
sails this morning for San Francisco.
Though his visit has been brief he has
found time to visit Maui, Hilo and
the volcano, and so pleased with what
he has seen that he has volunteered to
become Honolulu booster when he
gets home. He win meet his family in
California and with them expects to
make leisurely journey homeward,
going north to Vancouver and thence
eastward, viewing the wonderful seen
cry of the Canadian Rockies along the
route of the Canadian Pacific railway.
(From Thursday Advertiser.) ....
Manuel A. Silva, editor Of A Setta,
will return to his Hilo home in the
Mauna Kea next Saturday. .. -
Harry L. Strange writes that he has
been enjoying his trip across Canada
to New York, where he expected to
sell for England in the s. 8. 'Philadel.
Of Il
Lieut.-Col. L. d. Timmons. Fourth
Regiment, N. G. H., editor Of the Gar
den Island and secretary Of the Kauai
chamber Of commerce, who arrived |
yesterday from Kauai, will return in
the Maui this afternoon to his home.
Jerome J. Smiddy, United States
marshal, and Judge, Samuel B. Kemp, |
ass'stant federal district attorney,
were passengers in the Mauna Kea yes. |
terday for Hilo, where they will attend |
session to be held by Judge Tristan |
4. M. Osorio United States commits.
sioner for the Island of Hawaii. The |
local officials will return to Honolulu |
next Saturday.
From Friday Advertiser) |
l.. d. Timmons, returned to his home
in Lihue, Kauai, in the Maui yester.
day afternoon.
Federal Food Commissioner Hansen
is reported i'll at his home in Kaimuki,
but expects to be about in a day or
two.
Delegate Kalanianaole will celebrate
the forty-fve anniversary of his birth
on March 26. He vas born in Koloa,
Kauai, in 1871.
James A. Wilder, special commits
siOner, Boy Scouts of America, will
return next Sunday morning in the Mi
kahala from an outing in Molokai.
William M. Weeks Of Kainaliu, Ko,
ma, Hawaii, has been in town for sew
eral days. On business. He will leave for
home in the Mauna Loa at noon.
Maj. L. W. Redington, N. G. H.,
who has been in Kauai the past few
days on official business, expects to re-
turn to Honolulu in the Kinau next
Sunday morning.
Louis Banigan of the law firm OF
Smith, Warren & Sutton was admitted
yesterday to practise in the United
States district court for Hawaii, on
motion of Attorney l.. J. Warren. I
A license was issued yesterday for
the marriage of William l.. Mayne, and
Miss Rose M. Soares, Rev. DR.. Doremus
Scudder to perform the ceremony and
the witnesses to DE Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Field. ~ /
Hon. and Mrs. w. o. Smith eelebrat.
ed yesterday the fortieth anniversary
Of their marriage, on which oecasionl
they were complimented by my friends,
some of whom were playmates of the
,elebrants. g..
Demosthenes Lycurgus, manager of
the Kilauea Volcano House, nawall
who has been visiting the city the past
few days, will return in the Mauna Kea
tomorrow afternoon to his home in the
Big Island. l.,
Judge w. b. Lymer will Ieave in the {
Manoa next Tuesday for San Francisco,
where he will join Mrs. Lymer. The
1ymers will make an extended tour of
he United States and Canada ard OK +
'eet to return to Honolulu somc time {
lext July.
Manager J. r. Myers of the Kilauea
sugar Plantation Company of Kauai :
eft in the Persia Maru last Wednes-
lay for the Orient. He will make q