The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-01-09
PERSONALS
IFrom saturday Advertiner

u NIFONn AONeFt1HeT.l %
DIR. and Mrs. Grover A. Batten, Of
the Colonial Hotel, welcomed ON Thurs.
day the arrival Of a son.
A son, who has been named Georoe
was born Yesterday TO Mr.. and Mrs,
George All Nee Kekoa, of 402 Kukoi
Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Thz 70 Farm.
of Metcalf street and Wilder Arenne,
Makiki, became the parents of a son
on Tuesday. The young man has been
named Edwin. ,s.s.~..-. ...,I',
News was received yesterday Of the
birth in New York CITY. on Tbursd.y
of son TO DR.. and Mrs. James r. Judd
of this city. The little Judd has been
named Jofre, after the great French
military leader in the present Euro.
pean war. .'. fs..
/ II. A. Bryant and Mrs. Veronica
Gianelloui were married on Tbursdav
by Rev. DR.. Arthur Hoermann, pastor
of the German Lutheran Church. The
witnesses were Frederick Vedder and
Mrs. Caroline Vedder, who were married
by Doctor Hoermann last Tuesday.
From sunday Advertiser.N .is
Mr.. and Mrs. Abel s. Nascimento. Of
1889 Punchbowl Street, became The no.
rents of son on Friday. 3 ~
Archie Kaaua, of waimea. Hawaii
was an arrival in the Mauna Kea YES,
terday morning from Kawaihae. Z,
A son, Dexter Holly, was born on
December % to Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
smith, Of Lunalilo Home, Makiki.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Silva have an.
nounced the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Elvcia Silva, to Manuel
EnOs. ... .... ..-.. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Emil Berger. of
727 KaPahulu Road, welcomed at their
home on Friday a son, who has been
named Paul. ",
Leon H. Cook, of Hilo, arrived in the
Mauna kea yesterday morning from
the Big Island, coming here in connec.
ton with some court business.
Robert Kaipo and Miss Abbie Gale
Meyers were married last Tuesday by
Rev. w. =. ]. o. Makekau, the wit.
nesses being s. h. Makekau and Mrs.
Luka Makekau. II. .fat .s,l
Mrs. J, A. NJ. Osorio, wife of the
Portuguese viceconsul in Hilo, was nm
arrival in the Mauna Rea YESTERDAY
from her Big Island home and viii
visit relatives and friends in the city.
Among arrivals in the Mama Kea
yesterday from Hilo were Mrs. w. q.
Ogg, Mrs. r. d. Williams, Mrs. p. NJ.
Mckay, Mrs. J. T. Gulick, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. V. Turner and Miss 1. Treadway. !.
Marshal Jerome ]. Smiddy was a pas.
senger for Hilo in the Mauna Kea Yea.
terday, going on official business. He
will probably return in the same
steamer on Tuesday morning 20 Homo.
lulu.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Mason and Miss
Mason, Miss NJ. Austin, Mrs. Il. II.
Hardy, Miss C.. Silva, Mrs. Bucholtz |
and Miss NJ. May were arrivals yester-
day morning in the Mauna Kea from
Mahukona, Hawaii &c.. .,, 81. 4
With Rev. Samuel X. KamaiopiE, as.
sistant pastor Of Kaumakapili Church. |
officiating, William Keanoano Jr. and |
Miss Ivy Leilani Waialeale were mar.
rfed last night, the witnesses being Mr.. |
and Mrs. Peter Keoniula. |
Phil b. Danky, of the Hawaii Pro. |
motion Committee, left in the Mauna |
Kea yesterday afternoon for Hilo. He |
will await the arrival there of the
Great Northern, in which he will return
to Honolulu next Thursday morning.
r. A. Wadsworth, of Kahului, Maui,
arrived yesterday morning in the
Mauna Kea, coming here in connection
with business Of the defunct Koolau
Rubber Company. Mrs. Wadsworth,
accompanied by their son and daugh.
ter, Alfred S. Wadsworth and Miss
Winifred Wadsworth, arrived early
this morning in the Claudine from the
Valley Island. The children will 70.
turn to their studies at Oahu College.
Mr.. and Mrs. WadswOrth will visit in
The city a few days.