The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-06-15
PERSONALS

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G. w. Spitz returned yesterday TO
his home in Nawiliwili, Kauai after
busy week in Honolulu. T. T..
Wade Warren Thayer, former secre.
tary Of Hawaii, returned last Sunday
from short business visit to Hilo.
Miss Adele wieke, of the depart.
ment of public works, leaves today for
the mainland on an extended visit.
Thomas @. Thrum Is leaving today
on an extended visit TO the mainland.
He has not been away from the Islands
in twenty years. ....
Edgar De Wolfe, civil engineer of
Kaneohe, has spent a week with his
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan
Tevis at Waikiki. .,.g ..,
Mrs. Joe Refs was a passenger Mon.
day on the steamer w. q. Hall for
Kauai where she expects to stay with
relations and friends for two months.
Maj. Charles R. Forbes, Of the Unit.
ed states Officers Reserve Corps and
territorial superintendent of public
works, leaves today for the mainland.
Attorney Enos Vincent Of Waikiki,
Maui, who has been in the city attend.
ing TO cases before the supreme court,
leaves today for his Valley Island home
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Albert Hanne-
berg, of l294D Cedar Street, welcomed
at their home last Friday the arrival
of a son, who has been christened Ed.
ward. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter w. Barnett, of
Middle Street, Kalihi, welcomed last
Saturday at the Department Hospital,
Fort Shaftery the arrival Of a daugh.
ter. .n
R. r. Craik of the public works de.
partment leaves today for the main.
land and on his return will be accom-
panied by his bride. The wedding will
take place in Virginia.
David LAM and Miss Maggie Mel
son were married last Saturday by Rev.
H. H. Parker, pastor of Kawaiahao
Church, the witnesses being Mrs. L.
All See and J. c. Meyer
Senator and Mrs. w. T. Robinson
and family, Of Waikiki, Maui, who
have been visiting in Honolulu the past
few months, expect to return shortly
to their home in the Valley Island.
LOrrin A. Thurston leaves today for
San Francisco and will be gone several
weeks, returning the latter part of
July. He win join Mrs. Thurston, who
has been in the Coast for some weeks.
Miss Neva Young, of Marengo, Iowa,
is expected here soon to take charge of
the work among the girls at the Gospel
Mission Home in Kaimuki. She is a
trained worker and has had consider
able experience. r:. Co.,.
Arthur L. MacKaye, editor of the
Hilo Tribune, is a visitor in the city,
spending week 3 vacation, the first
he has taken in years. Mr.. MacKaye
expects to return to his Big Island
home next Saturday.
]. H. Schnack leaves today for San
Francisco and will spend two or three
months on the Pacific Coast for recup-
Grafton and recreation. He will also
visit his son, DR.. A. g. G. Schnack..
Part Of the time Mr.. Schnack will be
mt Bartlett Springs.
Roy NJ. Talbot, manager of the
Honolulu Rubber Works, leaves today
on a seven weeks business visit Of
the mainland. He win take in the
Federal Tire Factory at Cudahy, Wis
consin, and will also visit Los Angeles
on his return to Honolulu.
With Rev Kong Yin Tet, pastor Of
the Chinese Episcopal Church of st.
Peter 3, officiating, Ching Young Chow
and Miss Nun Kan HoOng, prominent
in local young Chinese circles, were
married last Saturday. The witnesses
were Tam Shee and B. o. Suinn.
An arrival this Week from Reno,
Neveda was Mrs. Harry Gosse, notified
by local army officials that her son, a
young recruit recently sent here, was
seriously sick. She reached here in
time, not only to see him, but to learn
that the attack Of cerebral spinal men
nights has passed its crisis and that
he would probably recover.
A through passenger by the Korea
yesterday, en- route to Petrograd, was
Edward T. Thomas, special commercial
agent of the department of commerce,
who is being sent to Russia to promote
American trade. Mr.. Thomas is the
son of Prof. w. |. Thomas, of the
University of Chicago His mother
spent some time in Honolulu a year
or two ago, making many friends here.
Alfred C. Silva, manager of Silva g
Toggery, returned on Monday from a
mainland business visit which took him
as far as New York. He saw General
JOffre both in New York and Chicago,
where the great Frenehman was given
great receptions. Miss Vivian Silva,
Mr.. Silva's daughter, who has been
attending the College of the Holy Name
in Oakland, California, returned with
her father, to spend the summer vaca,
ton with her parents here, Rudolph,
a son, leaves today from New York.
He has been attending the Peddie Insti-
tute at Hightstown, New Jersey the
past year. The young man will also
spend the summer vacation with his
parents in Honolulu.
Charles Isakson, who has been the
resident manager of the Seaside for
the past year, and "Bill" Geigen, the
night clerk of the Seaside, leave for
the Coast today as passengers on the
Maui. Both have been most success
full in their work at the Waikiki hotel
and it is with decided regret that the
guests at this place are bidding the two
/ goodbye. Mr.. Isakson has been n fac.