The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-08-15
PERSONALS
LFrom sntnrdnu Adrettiserl

1919 College street, Manoa, welcomed
yesterday at the Pacific Sanatorium the
arrival Of a daughter
DR.. and Mrs. J! NJ. whitney of this
city gave q dinner at she Crater Hotel
near the Volcano OF Kilauea, recently
to party Of friends in honor of theh
forty.seveuth wedding ann ivprsary. Tn
Whitneys have been spending several
weeks at the Crater Hotel.
william J. Markham and Miss More
n. Stewart were married on THURSDAY
at the Catholic Mission by Rev. Father
stephen }. Alencastre, pastor If thu
Catholic Church Of the Sacred Hearts
kaIihi. The witnesses to the nuptia
ceremony were August s. Drcier an,
Anna c. Markham.
News was received yesterday tina;
James Lyle, father of J. Alexander
| vie. superintendent Of the local dry
dock. was seriously i'll in an Oakland
hospital. Mrs. Lyle is with her hus
hand, the couple having been on Wis
II to their daughter, Mrs. c. V. Stur
ord.
The Misses Potter, for many year.
residents of Hilo, gave several luncheon
parties at the Crater Hotel near the
Volcano of Kilauea, previous to thei
departure for California, where they
will make their future home Amonl
the guests were Mrs. w D. Wester
welt, Mrs. Levi G. Lyman, Miss Lyman
Miss DeyO, Mrs. Frank Z. Cook, Mis-
MoInnphy and DR.. Frances Wetmore
From Sunday Advprtiser).
James Sakai, the well-known Kohalt
merchant, is visiting the city, having
arrived in the Mauna Kea yesterday
from the Big Island.
Mss b. Erbaugh, Miss NJ. Fiske
Miss A. Yates and Miss Mcclure were
arrivals in the Mauna Kea yesterday
from l.ahaina, Maui.
Harry Irwin, J. T. Warren, H. L
Freeman, Thomas A. Birmingham, r
/ +. Luke, Jack Ryan and George Wyllie
let for Hilo yesterday afternoon il
the Mauna Kea.
H. L. HOlstein, speaker of the house
of representatives in the last legisla
ture, was an arrival yesterday morn
ing in the Mama Kea from his home
in Kohala. Hawaii.
J. f. Higgins, j. Cowan, Mr.. anG
Mrs. Eugene Horner and child, Mrs
Earl Williams, Miss Flora Luke anc
Miss l.. Luke were passengers for HilC
in the Mauna Kea yesterday afternoon
Egyptian, and Miss Sarah X. Kalo,
were married last night by Rev. Akai
20 Akona Of the Young People =
League. The witnesses to the wedding
ceremony were Mrs. c. b. Brady ant
, George BungO.
w. j. Murphy, at one time nigh
clerk in the Moana Hotel, Waikiki, ha,
returned to Honolulu after q visit t.
San Francisco and is now substituting
at the Alexander Young Hotel for Johr
| Ornellas. the desk clerk, who has beer
granted a month 3 leave of absence OF
account of illness.
From Monday Advertiser)
James Henderson, manager of thu
Hawaii Mill Company, Hilo, and Mrs
Henderson are among the Big IslanC
visitors now in the city.
| No change was reported late las
night in the condition Of Judge A. s
Humphreys, who has been very i'll tn,
last two weeks at his home 10 Wilde
avenue.
V. A. Carvalho, principal of tn,
Papaikou School, Hawaii, and daughter
Miss Geneyieye Carvalho, will returl
in the Mauna Kea next Wednesday t.
the Big Island home.
Miss Bernice K. Dwight has writer
from San Francisco that she will re
turn in the Matsonia due here on SEP
TENDER IL, she having been granted a
extension of her leave of absence.
From Tuesday Advertiser.)
DR.. George F. Straub was passer
ger last night in the Claudine for Mau
With J. Lightfoot as surety, bon
to guarantee the payment of addition
al costs, was filed in the circuit cour
yesterday in the case Of X. Noda an
others against X. Sakan, a creditors
suit for disclosure, which has been ar
pealed to the supreme court.
Upward, Of $50 children of the SUI
day school of the Kaumakapil Churc
enjoyed a picnic at the public bathi
Waikiki, yesterday. They made
whole day of it, swimming and playin
games of all kinds. They were treate
to ahurdont sandwiches and mild r.
freshments. 'Sf
Two additional nominations of legil
lative candidates were fled yesterda
III the Office of the Secretary of Ha
woii, Henry Lincoln HOlstein of KC
hala, Hawaii, for representative on tn
Republican ticket from West Hawai-
and John s. Chandler, nOn-partisa
candidate for senator from Kauai.
In the case of r. w. Holt against {
J. Wheeler, defendant, and the Hawi
ian Pineapple Company, garnishee, a
action for debt, the defendant yestel
day filed a motion to dissolve the Al
tachment, an answer making a genert
denial of the charges in the complain
and a demand for trial of the suit b.
fore a jury.
In answering the complaint in tn
suit for divorce brought against hiI
by his wife, Mrs. jim Leong 10y, Leon
10y yesterday denied all the materit
charges and added in his answer, whic
was filed in the circuit court, that Mr.
jim "wants divorce because she ha
taken up with another man and want
to go to his company"
The demurrer in the case of Willial
X. Rathburn against John Pele Kali
suit for damages, was overruled ye