The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-05-25
PERSONALS

| (From Wednesday Advertiser)
! DIR. L. r. Gaspar Is again about, afte
a serious operation performed severn
weeks ago. n
Judge Ashford will hold a session q
the juvinile court at one-thirty thi
afternoon. ~
Robert Fowler and Mr.. Kinney
| guests at the Colonial, expect to re
turn shortly TO their mainland homes.
| John II. Clegg Of the Hawaii Mea
Company, who spent some time OF
Maui on business, has returned TO th,
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Zimmerman q
Hilo will leave shortly ON a two.monthi
visit to San Francisco and Nevadf
City, California. = !
Mrs. P, o. whitney is making hel
first visit TO Honolulu, accompanying
her husband, Purser "Pete" whitney
of the Matsonia. 81 ~
Miss Austa McKitrick Of Mills
School, Manoa, has reeturned from \
brief visit to the Volcano of Kilauea
in the Big Island.
O. l.. Sorenson of waimea, Hawaii
has been appointed member of the
loan fund commission of the Big Island,
succeeding J. M. Ross, chairman, re.
signed.
Miss Florence O'Rourke, who has
been connected with Thrum 8 for the
past eighteen months, expects to leave
for her home in Berkeley, California,
during the coming week.
Mrs. Charles f. GilliIand. who was
operated on at the Beretainia Sanitar.
ium some weeks ago and who was seri.
ously i'll, has returned to her home
and is recovering nicely.
Mrs. G. G. Graves, wife Of the local
superintendent Of Wells Fargo Com.
pany, expects TO leave shortly on a
visit to her former home In Kansas
City, Kansas. Mrs Graves expects to
be away two months.
Representative Secretary Of Hawaii
laukea, w. w. Thayer has gone to
Kauai to examine applicants for birth
certificates. He was accompanied by
james n. Hakuole, English Hawaii. Jap
anese interpreter. 5{gA n
Norman r.. Gedge, assistant general
manager of the Inter-Isiand Steam
Navigation Company, who has been in
the Big Island the past two weeks re.
cooperating from an attack of typhoid
fever writes that he has been gaining
at the rate of pound day. With
Mrs. Gedge and her sister, Miss Hilda
Smith, Mr.. Gedge will return to Homo.
lulu early next week.
From Thursday Adyertiser)
A. L. MaeKaye, editor of the Hilo
Tribune is q visitor in the city and
expects to return to his Big Island
home the end of the week. n
Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel M. Oliver of
Makiki Heights welcomed yesterday at
their home the arrival of a daughter,
who has been named Victoria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Antonio Teixeira, Jr..
Of 1916 Fort Street, became the parents
Of son ON Tuesday, the youngster be.
ing given the name Of Clarence.
Ernest Dias has recovered from his
recent operation for appendicitis and
has returned to st. Louis College,
where be, has resumed his studies. Y
Kirk B. Porter, secretary and acting
president Of the board of health, spent
yesterday at Waianae on an inspection
tour and general sanitary matters, A.
Gilbert J. Waller has returned to
Honolulu, after an extended visit in
San Francisco and other Coast cities.
He left Honolulu last July and has been
away fully ten months.
With Rev Father Alphonse of the
Catholic Mission officiating, Ernest Me-
Leod and Miss Catherine Barrett were
married last Monday, the witnesses be.
ing Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Collier. .
Joseph Kalani and Miss Annie Kano-
holani were married last Saturday by
Rev. John Kekipi, pastor of Kealaula o
ka Malamalama Church, the witnesses
being d. l. Kaia and A. /. Bright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zeno X. Myers of Kai-
muki, who have been visiting in the
mainland for some time, will return to
Honolulu early in June. In fact, Mr..
Myers expects to vote here at the mu.
nicipal election on June 8.
Charles Ramahalo and Mrs. Keao X.
Imi were married early yesterday even
ing by Rev. Samuel K. Kamaiopili, as
sistant pastor of Kaumakapili Church,
Palama. The witnesses were Mrs. Jos.
epbine Naukana and Miss Florence r.
Naukana. M = p.
Henry w. Kinney, superintendent of
public instruction, if he can do so, ex-
poets to return to the city the end of
the week, otherwise not until early
next week. He is now in the Island of
Hawaii making tour of inspection of
the Big Island government schools.