The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-10-12
PERSONALS

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Rudolf Buckley, cashier OF the First
National Bank, returned yesterday
from visit TO the Coast. NJ
George Crnickshank, head overseer
at the Wailua plantation, returned yes.
terday from a vacation in California
Chief Officer Fogarty of the Matson
liner Matsonia is receiving the congrat
ulations of host of friends on his re-
cent marriage ID San Francisco.
X. A. Vitousek, who has been prac
tising law at Hilo, arrived with his
wife and child from the mainland yes
terday. He will be associated with
Thompson 4 Cathcart. ..3. " 90,
| Mrs. Arthur Reynolds, who with her
two daughters Blanche and Marguerite,
have been spending vacation Of seve.
raj months in San Diego, California,
returned home yesterday.
Jake Lando, who was called TO San
Francisco six months ago by cable
gram informing that his mother was
seriously i'll, returned yesterday. He
remaiued by her bedside till she passed
away. .tt...@ ..s ..r
! Will r. johnson, of Oakland, Califor.
MIA arrived in the city YESTERDAY. He
will taRe the next steamer for Austria.
liza, where he will be associated with
the irrigation commission at Lection,
New South Wales. S..
| Mrs. 7. w. Lagerquist, formerly Miss
Ella Wight, was married recently in
New York. Her husband, an army off
lcer, was sent TO the front in France.
Mrs. Lagerquist returned to her home
in Honolulu yesterday.
T. T. Hughes, his daughter Nivio
! Hughes, and Mrs j.. r. Zimmerman,
also daughter, came from the Coast
yesterday, and left at once for Hilo
! Mrs Zimmerman 3 husband is the
Wells Fargo agent there,
| r. T. Quarles, associate justice of the
Supreme court, returned yesterday from
a flying trip to Boise, Idaho, whittier
he went to dispose of some property.
He sold 1t for several thousand dollars
more than he expected to.
Miss Esther Carlson, who was gradu
ated from the normal school at San
Jose, California, with distinguished
honors, arrived in Honolulu yesterday,
and will be employed as teacher at a
point yet to be determined. ...
! Among officers of the army leaving
yesterday for the Coast were First
/ Lieutenant J. L. johnson, Signal Corps,
10. R. c., and First Lieut.. G. Sawyer,
same corps, both of whom are en- route
to Fort Leayenworth for duty.
/ Edward V. Thomas, Of the Bank of
Victoria, Melbourne, Australia, arrived
here yesterday len route home. He is
returning from three.years ~ trip
around the world, during which he
visited every country on the globe ex-
cept Africa and South America. His
son is travelling with, him.
i NJ. M. Phinney, vice president of the
Redlands National Bank, at Redlands,
California, arrived here yesterday, and
will be the guest for few days of DR..
and Mrs. J. II. Williams. DIR. Williams
was for a number Of years the pastor
of the Congreg ationaP Church, in " Red.
lands.
William s. Cabral and Miss Mary
MacAulton were married yesterday eve
lining by Rev. S. X. Kamaiopili, assist.
amt pastor of Kaumakapili Church. The
; witnesses were Albert MacAulton and
Mrs. Loria J. Sanborn. The bride is a
: daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. MaeAul
ton, formerly of HilO. -.
i Mrs s. E. H. Lockwood, of Redlands
] California, arrived in Honolulu yester
day. She will be the guest of Rev
and Mrs. J. H. Williams, fpr a few
days, and will then go TO HilO, where
her daughter, Mrs. Lucy Hazard Lock
! wood, is a teacher of English, medieva
Y and ancient history in the high school
Mr.. and Mrs. Kim Tong Ho returned
d Yesterday from the mainland, where
T.. they spent four months following thei,
. marriage in Los Angeles. Mrs. Kin
Tong Ho is, like her husband, Hawaiian
e born. They visited the University o.
y Wisconsin, where Mr. Ho attended thu
a fifth annual reunion of his class. HI
t was also delegate from Hawaii to thu
l. recent convention of the Equitable
Life Insurance Company held in New
It York.
Capt. and Mrs. Jesse A. Tiffany, will
their infant son, will be the guests o
, Bishop and Mrs. Restarick on Frida,
Of this week. They will be glad t.
! meet their many friends in the after
. noon and evening of that day. Mrs
u Tiffany will be remembered by a larg
= circle of friends in Honolulu as Mis-
II Susie A. Davis. After her marriag
she went with her husband to ZambO
anga, Philippine Islands, where Captain
% Tiffany has been stationed for the pas
two years.
Mrs. j. A. Rogers, formerly Mis-
Ethel SpauIdug, arrived yesterda
with her little boy and nurse on
visit to her parents. 1t is her frs
N visit home since her marriage, five year
ago. Her husband, who is an arm
n officer, has been stationed at variOu
!. points in the States, including For
N Collins, Colorado, where he was con
~ mandant of the Agricultural Colleg'
- He was transferred later to the Fourt
a. Artillery, and was sent to FL Pas
during the border troubles. He wa
- stationed later at Fort D. A. Russell
y Wyoming, and has recently been tram
Vi ferred to Syracuse, New York, wheT
he is captain of the Fourth Artillery.
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