The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-08-04
PERSONALS

Mr.. ana Mrs. Albert Block, of 134g
Alapai Street, became the parents OF
a son last Sunday.
Following a minor operation, Col. q
p. Iaukea, Secretary Of Hawaii, hs:
returned to his Office in the capitol.
A son, who has been named Harry
Noble, was born last Saturday TO Mr.
and Mrs. H. N. Harris, Of s47B Mao
pala Lane.
Miss Mabel Wilcox Of Kauai left IN
the wilhelmina yesterday for the maia
land and will go to France with the
American Red Cross.
From a month 8 vacation spent n
Molokai, Miss Elizabeth McMenamim
Mrs. Stewart Duncan and Mrs. Jane,
Monroe have returned TO the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kaeha, Of I
Marmion Street, welcomed at Their
home last Sunday the arrival Of Z
daughter, who has been named Alice.
Andrew v. Hogan, clerk Of Circuit
Judge Kemp's court, left In the Mau
ma Kea yesterday for Hilo on a two
weeks vacation, and will visit ths
Volcano of Kilauea. #
Among passengers in the Mauna Kes
yesterday morning for Maui and Ha
waii were Rev, DR.. w. H. Fry, J. M
Dowsett, A. 4. Carter, Glen jackson
and Mrs. Charles l.. Hall.
Bishop Libert Of the Catholic Mis-
sion, who has been in the mainland
the past few months, is expected 1,
return to Honolulu in the Matsonia
which is due here August IS. IT,.
Attorney Enos Vincent Of Waikiki
Maui, is in the city on court work ant
expects to return to his Valley Islant
home in the Claudine tomorrow even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. wilfred R. HUMPHREYS
of 1924 Kalia Road, Waikiki, welcomed
at their home on Tuesday the arriva
of a son, whom they have named Cliff
ford Kempton. ...'
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Whitaker o,
Fort Shafter became the parents, a
the Department Hospital last Satur
day, of daughter, who has beer
christened Faye.
Chris j. Fernades and Miss Justin,
Nobriga were married on Monday b,
Rev. Father ALI, provincial of tn
Catholic mission, the witnesses beinj
Joao r. MONK and Miss Seraphini
Moniz. ,,s
Mrs. Violet X. Rothman and Mrs
David l.. Peterson were passengers Il
the Mauna Kea yesterday for Hawai-
hae, Hawaii, from where they will aut
overland on visit to the Volcano o
| Kilauea. VIZ s&a. g..
Twin daughters were born TO Mi
and Mrs. Ernest Hunt, of 81 Prospec
Street, on Friday of last week. MI
Hunt says that the babies have form
ed compact; that while one sleep
the other cries, and vice versa.
Manuel Flizer and Miss Anna Kau
ahi were married at the Catholic Mis-
sion on Monday, the ceremony beinI
performed by Rev, Father Maximi
ALI, provincial. The witnesses wer
Louis 0rnellas and Miss Mary Larsen
Ambrose Patterson, the we'll know
artist who has been in Hawaii 70
some time, left in the Wilhelmina yes
terday afternoon for the mainland tai,
| ing with him a number Of his painting
made of Island scenes during his sta,
in Hawaii. ,.%. 49,. 4
Rev. DIR. Arthur Hoermann, pastor o
the German Lutheran Church, and Mrs
Herman, of l479 Thurston Avenue
became the parents on Saturday of las
week of a daughter, whom they hav
christened Irmgard. J~."
| William l.. Luke and Miss Ann
Young Kee, well known young Chimes
of this city, were married on Aonda
by Rev. Woo Yee Bew of st. Eliza
beth 3 Episcopal Church, Palama. TIL
witnesses were Mrs. Frank Foster an
700 Han. s'
| DR.. Frank L. Putnam, of Lihu,
Kauai, who completed on Monday hi
examinations at Fort Shafter, has sen
forward his application for service i
the medical reserve corps. He serve
until recently as surgeon,general of tn
Kauai National Guard.
Louis X. Silva, deputy United State
marshal, returned in the Mauna Ke
yesterday morning from Hilo wit
Max Weber, who was arrested ther
last week and is being held by tn
federal authorities as person daI
gerous to the peace and happiness Q
the United States.
W. c. Avery, principal of the Kauf
High School, returned yesterday froI
Lihue, where he had gone from HonC
lulu recently to attend the board Q
registration of the Lihue district. II
will now resume his work on the boar
of education committee on the cours
of study.
Bertram G. Rlvenburgh, land con
missioner, left in the Mauna Kea We
terday for HilO, on official business
the Big Island. He will look up trai
and building sites for the propose
national parks of Mauna Loa and X
lauea, and will go to Maui later on ii
same mission in regard to the propose
national park of Haleakala. y
Among Island people who returne
from the Coast yesterday in the MAJ
were Mrs. A. T. Spalding and Manu-,
MedeirOs. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Scott, /
Fresno, California, parents of o.
Scott of the Inter-Island, and Mr.. an
Mrs. II, j. MeCracken, aecompanie
by II. J. MeCfacken, Jr., and Miss
Il McCracken, were also arrivals in II
Maui yesterday on q visit to Hawaii.