The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-10-03
PERSONALS
Lr.rom satafday Adyertlaer. }

Among those leaving in the Kilauea
yesterday for West Hawaii were d. J.
Jarvis, II. @. Walker, William Hook
and A. Fritschi.
Flank 9. Poor, clerk % the hnfbor
board, is confined 10 his home on ac-
,ount Of illness. He returned recently
from the mainland. Ky
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Eudders. Of 1925
Punahou street, Welcomed on Saturday
Of last week the arrival Of son AZ
their home. The newcomer has been
named William Carl
Superintendent Kinney Of the depart
nent OF public instruction, who has
been at his home for some time past
on account Of illness, expects 10 be at
his desk next Monday morning.
Adm johnson, engineer with the Ter.
ritofial survey department, leaves In
the Mauna Kea this afternoon for Hilo.
he will attend 70 the subdivision Of a
homestead tract at Kalopa, HamakuaIl
Mas Al. Won Tempsl Mr. pfha MRS.
y. MacLaren and child, Mis- 1iilder.
brandt, 7. G. Blair, NJ. Pefeira and
Geosge B. Thhyer we're among those
leaving In the Mauna Lon last night
for Maui. X =.
Capt. Gnstav f. Schaefer, Company
D, Frst Regiment, National Guard Of
aawpii, reeigued yesterday from the,
servtee. Several are mentioned as
probable successors 70 Captain sehaef-
er.
Miss Jean Halle samson, who taught
formerly in the government school in
KoloR, Kauai is the guest Of her sister,
1issS Maurine samson, at Punahou.
they spent the summer In Portland,
oregon
With Rev. Canon. John osborne, rec
| or Of st. Clements Church, Makiki,
,aiciating at the Harvice, G. Creswick
| Jackson and Mrs. Elsie Constance Skin.
ner we're married on Wednesday. The
witnesses TO the nuptial ceremony were
.. Neleon Ware and Ella b. Ware
| The couple ore both Bondonefs. The
,ride has been in Honolulu three
| months.
Mr.. and Mrs John D. Paris returned
m tho Kilanea yesterday TO their home
IN Kealakckua, Konn. Among others
Who left in the same steamer for West
lucas, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Wallace, Miss
l. V.
Thomas q. White, Mrs, Munro, Miss W.
| f Wells, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Q. Conradt
/ Ind SON and Miss M. Rodriguez.
| (From Sunday Advertiser)
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Wiliihms and Mrs.
Warthing were passengers in the
ManHa kea yesterday afternoon for
.ahRipa, Maui. 4
Elmer r.. Bevins, county attorney Of
daui, and Ms. Bevina welcomed at
heir home in Waihku last Wednesday
the arrival of a daughter. 6l
| John "A. Palmer who was operated
'ecenfly ut The Queens Hospital, has
recovered to the extent that he has
.eturhed to his home at the CORTLAND
sr simao Lopes Ferreira, Portuguese
consul in San Francisco, has been
transferred to Canton China He will
Ass through Honolulu on his way 70
he Orient. s% ~, w ~ (
NJ. "a. Silva, editor Of A Setth of
lilo; ,Joseph Teyes, William Mccall,
| ~ johnson, A. Vein, II. e. Adams, p.
Blake, j. X. Kennedy, Benson Leg,
Mr.. Heron, George Brandt, r.. Leith,
w. Weilxin and III Bruins were among
hose leaving in the Mauna Kea yes
Il 4 =. : - -
erday afternoon for Hilo. s#.
i From Monday Adyertiser) "a
H f. p. Rosecrans r. II. Howes, John
4 aebello, +. c. Cowell, 3. Z. Lucas, y.
e. Cockett, +. Taner and E. N. Awana
were among the Maui arrivals In the
Mauha Loa late Saturday night,
Among Kauai arrivals yesterday
morning in the Kinau were Mr.. and
Mrs. W. v, Harley, Miss Kamakawi-
woole, Mrs. X. Ferreira, Miss L. Ellis,
Mrs. Hart, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Kanamu,
Miss A. Piimokr
f. Kopke, M. Bond, A, 3. Bush, M.
NJ. Graham, James Dyson, l. Seharlin,
}. H. Trulock, A. O.. Coehe Cotcheft,
Henry Ava and A, O. Braley were
among the arrivals in the KinAu yes.
terday morning from Kauai.
Among the arrivals in the Mauna
Loa from Maui late Saturday night
we're Miss NJ. Grossman, Mrs. A. An.
ierson; Miss Novel; and Mrs. Cuvana
md two children, Mr.. and Mrs. II. w.
sturgess, and Mrs. l.. y. Kau.
Rev. David Carey Peters, pastor Of
the Christian Church, was reported
last night as considerably improved in
nealth and expects to be out shortly.
The pulpit of the Christian Church was
filed at the morning service yesterday
morning by DIR. R. d. Williams and in
the evening by DIR. W. H. Fry.
DR.. Lawrence L. Patterson, head Of
the territorial anti Tuberculosis bureau,
who went on the cruise Of the Naval
Militia of Hawaii in the u. q. 3. st
Louis and who attended the civic ron-
Vention and county fair in Hilo, return.
| ed in the Wilhelmiha yesterday from
the Big Island. He made a tour Of the
island last week.
ii (From Tuesday Adyertiser.)
Il A, Williams and J. Hugard left for
Mani in the Mauna Loa last night.
III A daughter, Vera, was born last
Wednesday to DR.. and Mrs. NapT
Young, of $40 North King street.
/ A daughter, who has beet named
Maulu, was born on Sunday 70 MHahd
Mrs. David Kamaka, Of 959 Dowseti
lane, Palama. #
l.. J. Lord, Mr.. aud Mrs. John Ma
J i Ina, Mrs. Abinger, and Mrs. j. Raposo
and children were passengers In the
Maui last night for Kauai. N
Mrs. j. r. Myers of Kilauea, Kauai,
land Mrs. Edward Dekum of this city