The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-06-08
PERSONALS
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(From Wednesday Advertisef)
Thomas Pierce, student at st. Louis
College, is back from the Beretania
Sanitarium, where he underwent a sue.
cessful operation for appendicitis.
Eaton Magoon, Harvard student
and Honolulu boy is reported by q
coast paper, as having registered prior
TO the date on whidb the war draft
began in the States.
Fred wiehman, well known clubmar.
polo player, motorist and social ,fay.
orite, will accompany General Pershing
to France AZ motor truck driver in
the first expedition which will soon be
sent 10 the front.
Charles r. Forbes, superintendent Of
public works has been notified by cable
that he has been granted commission
as major in the oficerG reserve corps,
notice Of his appolntIfent having come
from Washingt1h e5terday.
Mrs Halle Iva eherod, accompanied
by her son, Harold, and her mother,
Mrs. MOret, are leaving for the main.
land and will 70 to their former home
in St Paul, Minnesota, where they ex-
Peet to remain some months.
Capt James TAFT, formerly cammsna.
err Of the British steamer Kestre
packet boat for Tanning Island, ara,
here yesterday TO take over his Oln
command, tCaptain +. 4. Ferris having
resigned. Mrs. TAFT will arrive later.
Henry Martin Bindt, who has been
attending the California Institute for
Deaf and Dumb at Berkeley, has ar.
rived from San Francisco, TO spend the
a tar tfa 4 ~
and Mrs. A. Rudolph Bindt of KAPPA.
hulu, this city.
Maj. Il, L. Putnam, M. c., national
guard, and Capt. Frank G. Morrow,
supply officer, both of the Fourth. Ha,
waiian Infantry have resigned, the
former because Of reorganization of the
guard and reduction of units, and the
latter because OF departure for the
mainland.
(From Thursday Advertiser)
Nora Irene, the year and "A half dauehl
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Peter, of 24O6
Motley Street, Kalihiwaeha, died yester-
day.
George A. Cool, business manager Of
the Hilo Tribune, is visitor in the
city.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Z. SAWYER Of
Puunene, Maui, welcomed yesterday at
Halekulani, Waikiki, the arrival Of
daughter.
A daughter was born last Monday at
the Kapiolani Maternity Home to Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph B. olepau Of Water
town, this island.
Judge Charles F. Parsons of Hilo.
who arrived Tuesday from his Big Is.
land home, will return shortly to Hilo.
He is here on business.
Mr., and Mrs. Tobert Nelson, of 1899
Beretania Street welcomed on Tuesday
at the Department. Hospital, Fort Shat
ter the arrival Of o son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Keala Purdy,
of III Liliuokalani Road, Waikiki, be-
came the parentsioh Sunday of a son
who has been ehristened Eben George.
Montague. William Mitchell anh Miss
Margaret Wichert were married last
Sunday by Rev. Father Maximin Alff
of the Catholic Cathedral, the witnesses
being James i. Friel and Miss Adeline
Hoke. ~ (" agf,Bl f
:. l. M. Stainback, attorney general of
the Territory, has gone TO the main
land and will be away about two
months. 1t is a vacation, Mr.. Stain
back said yesterday, and he does not
expect to go on to- Washington. n.
With Reverend Father Martin of the
Catholic Church of Kahuku, officiating,
William ID. McCumber and Miss Will
helmina Rodrigues Monseba were mar
ried last Saturday. The witnesses were
Louis Pimentel and Mrs. w. G. Kinzie.
The marriage of Samuel James
Cowau Todd and Miss Beatrice Enos
Cara took place on Monday, the cerey
mony being performed by Rev. Father
Stephen J.. Alencastre, pastor of the
Catholic Church of the Sacred Heart,
Punahou, the witnesses being Belle o..
Forrest and James A. Ken. "