The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-06-19
PERSONALS

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4 A daughter, who has been named
May, was born TO Mr. and Mrs. Will
helm Markle, Of 1926 Kapiolani Street
last Monday. =
Louis b. Wood, of the Mutual Tele.
phone Company, returned Yesterday
morning in the Mikahala from a bust.
ness trip to Lahaina, Maui. NJ -.
| Mrs. Theodore III. q Meyer and son,
'Eofs Pukoo, Molokai, were arrivals in
the Mikahala yesterday morning. They
expect to return home shortly. =
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Andrus, Of
1891 Oahu Avenue, Manoa, welcomed
at their home yesterday the arrival Of
a Observation-Disclosures daughter.
Felix Brughelli, well known business.
man of Hilo, who has been in the city
the past ten days, expects to return to
his Big Island home next Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kapahu, Of
Waialae Road, Kaimuki, welcomed at
their home last Thursday the arrival of
q son, who has been named william e..
A daughter, who has been christened
Emma, was born on Thursday to Mr..
and Mrs. William Yates Keiiinoi, of
l342 Kamehameha ~ Road, Kalihi.
Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph Robles, of Mon.
sarrat Avenue, Kapahulu, became the
parents on June of daughter, who
has been given the name of Josephine.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Gaspar and daughter
were among the arrivals in the Kiiauea
yesterday morning from Kona, and ex.
pect to visit in the city for some time.
Mrs. Eda B. Finkooner is substitut-
ing in the Governor Office as steno.
grapher In place of Mrs. Floyd E. Mat.
son, who has gone on two weeks
vacation. .g.r .r-....
Mr.. and Mrs. Pasauale Santiago, of
Camp 2, Vineyard Street, became the
parents of son on Friday of last
week. The newcomer has been named
Maximino. a.. ~ e.. ....|E
Senator William t. Robinson and
family, who have spent several months
visiting in Honolulu, expect TO leave to.
morrow in the Manoa for their home
in Waikiki, Maui. - 49,.
Hon. A. ID. Castro, consul general for
Brazil, and Mrs. Castro welcomed at
their home, Makiki Drive, last Tuesday
the arrival of son, the second child Of
the couple. 4~. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Frank, of Puiwa
Road, Nuuanu Valley, welcomed on
Kamehameha Day the arrival of
son, who has been named Kamehameha
Jacob Kealuhuaiana. ~ .n
Colby Carleton, son of Mrs. A.tH.f
Carleton, returned to his home yester-
day from the mainland He has Just
completed his first year at Alameda
High School, Alameda, California.
Joseph Z. Silva and Mrs. Mary Ma
wal were married on Thursday by Rev.
John Kekipi, of the Hoomana Naauao
Hawaii Church, the witnesses being
Benjamin Dole and Carrie Kapihe.
A. s. LeBaron Quincy, manager of
the Hilo branch of the banking house \
of Bishop & Co., is a visitor in the city
and expects to return to his Big Is
land home in the Matsonia next Thurs
day.
Jack D. McVeigh, superintendent of
the Molokai Settlement, was an arrival
yesterday morning in the Kilauea from
Lahaina, Maui. He win likely return |
next Tuesday to his Lonely Island
home.
Hugh B. Gendall and Miss Julia L. !
Kane were married on Friday by Rev.
Henry H. Parker, pastor of the Hawai-.
ahao Congregational Church. The wit.
nesses were Kathleen Burke and |
Thomas v. Doyle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard C, Mohr of ll25 |
Third Avenue, Kaimuki, will leave on
July for San Francisco and expect to |
make their home in Los Angeles for
some time. Mr.. Mohr, who has been
with The Advertiser for many years,
has lately been in charge of the adver.
tising department of the paper.