The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-08-25
PERSONALS
(From "Wednesday Advertisrrl

William II. Field, manage of the
Maui Hotel Of Waikiki, and Nh. Field
are visitors in Honolulu. NJ -.
b A twelve.pound baby daughter was
born last Sunday to Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
A. Morse, Of Kinau lane. 5
Joseph @. Pratt, manager Of the PEG.
pies Bank Of Hilo, is in the city on
business connected with the new Rnan.
cial institution OF the Second City. j..
Mrs. Nettie l., Scott Of Rona, Hawaii
has recovered from an operation at the
Beretania Sanitarium and is nov visit
ing With Mrs. W. d. westervelt.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. l. Purvis and daugh.
ter Of this city are now visiting in the
Pacific Coast and were recently guests
at the Hotel Cecil, San Francisco. 6 Z,
Ezra Crane returned in the Lurline
yesterday, from round trip TO San
Francisco. While on the Coast he look.
ed up number of bis sacquaintances
in the baseball world. = itFHHIi WI
Former Senator George n. Fairsbild,
now Of Mindoro, Philippine Islands,
and William c. Haik 20 the VI onolulu
Iron Works, inspected the Kahuku mill
"hu hVuua1s tHDtClNlly
the Dutch white sugar machinery plant
installed there.
Col. Edward II. F. VOTERS, who has
been touring the mainland the past few
months, has written here that he is now
AT Byron Springs, California, where he
expects to remain five weeks. He ex
poets to return to Honolulu the latte,
part of September or early in October.
Donald Sanborn Of the Molokai
Ranch, son Of DIR. +. @. jSanborn of Kau-
nakakai, and Miss Mabel Johnston were
married in Oakland, California, yester.
day. The young couple leave San Fran.
cisco in the Wilhelmina at noon today
and win arrive here next Tuesday
morning. They viii take the Mikahalf
on Tuesday afternoon Of next week for
their new home in Molokai. .''
(From Thursday Adve tiser)
Mrs. E. G. s. 'Crabbe and children,
who have been visiting in Honolulu the
past few weeks, returned to their Hilo
home in the Mauna Kea yesterday.
Among those returning in the Viii.
helmina, due here from San Francisco
next Tuesday morning are Miss Jane
L. Whine, Miss Clothilder Dias and
Miss A. Medeiros. e..
Mr.. and Mrs. Apau Paul Low, who
we're married here on Tuesday. night,
were passengers in the ~Mauna AKea
Yesterday morning for their new home
in Wailuku, Maui. - g.. -.
WiIiipm Mountain, a - weli.known
: newspaper man of Los Angeles, whu
rived Tuesday in the Lurline from
Snn Francisco, has Joined the editorial
staff of The Advertiser.
Brother Elmer, athletic director OF
st. Louis College, who spent four
'ecks of his annual vacation in Hilo
returned in the Mauna Kea on Tues
day from the Big Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Cabral of SIS
South Queen street, Kewalo, welcomed
at their home on Saturday of last week
/ the arrival of a baby girl, who has
| been given the name of Gertrude.
Mrs. Glenwood H. Bowers of 11O6
twelfth avenue, who was seriously I'll
for some weeks at the Department
OsPital, Fort Shafter, has returned Ia
her home and is convalcscing very
nicely.
Bnthwell Faria, of the Sacls Dry
Goods Company, who was operated fOl
appendicitis at the Beretania SANTA
rum last Sunday, is reported doing
well and expected to be out and about
shortly.
Mrs. Frank E. Thompson and heI
two sons were passengers in the Mat
sonia yesterday for San Francisco
Mrs. Thompson win join her husband
Attorney Thompson, whS has beer
'ast on business.
Bishop Restarick returned Tuesday
in the Mauna Kea from visit to the
churches Of his jurisdiction in PaauilC
and PapaaIoa, Hawaii. He will leave
Saturday afternoon for Maui where he
will visit a Number of churches.
r A. Cole, timekeeper for the Koo
lnu Fruit Company at Heeia, who has
been seriously i'll the last month from
pleural pneumonia, was reported yes
terday rs convalescent. He has beer
in a hospital in the city for severn
weeks.
| Mrs. Edward Dekum and Miss Louist
Lucas. who spent the past two weeks
at the D"kum beach home in Kailua
this island left in the Kinau last night
for Kauai. They will visit friends il
kilauea, and expect to be away tive
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad C. Won Hamm
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Baldwin, Mr.. anC
Mrs. W. II. Smith and Mr.. and Mrs
c. @. Livingston, who have been visit
ing in the mainland, are among thos,
booked to arrive in the Wilhelmini
from San Francisco next Tuesday.
, Mrs. Radie V. b. Corns will leave il
the Ventura on September IL for the
South Seas, Australia, New Zealand
and Tasmania on a visit Of severa
months duration, She filed yesterday
n the office of the clerk of the fedora
court her application for a passport.
Among those leaving yesterday II
the Matsonia for the mainland were
Thomas Luke and two daughters, and
Mrs. o. A. Steven of Stockton, Califnr
MIA; DR.. and Mrs. c.. Hungerford, OF