The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-07-24

Al son was horn on Monday t. A.,
and Mrs.. Harry Wilson, Of $40 south
Street. ~
Mrs A. M. Wilson Of walakea ana
Mrs, William >. Wise Of IIilo are sis.
itors in the city w
MI. and Mrs. Joseph MeEnroe az AGO
Broad Lane became the parents Of 4
daughter yesterday
MIR. and Mrs. j. G. Camara. Of l1is
0ulick Avenue, Kalihi, welcomed on
Thursday the arrival Of son.
On his way to the maitland. J. +.
Foster, chief chemist Of the Maui Az.
ricultural Company Of Paia, Maui, Is IN
the city. fi M n
Mr.. and Nm. fclibiaho DE- Mello n
Asylum Road rnlama. .2elcomad a
their home on Thursday the arrival Of
a daughter. NJ
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. n. ecully. i743 An.
ford Street, welcomed AZ the Ranio.
lani Maternity Home on Thursday the
arrival Of son.
M. r. CARES, who was operated At
the Beretania Sanitarium on july q
has recovered sufiicieptlyt 10 return 10
his home In Cooke street \
X. 9. Kubo, we'll known Japauese
merchant Of Hilo, Is visitor m the
city and expects to return to his Biz
Island home In the Mauna Kea next
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prank Nakapalau of
Parker Lane, near Liliha Street, be-
came the parents last Saturday of
daughter, who has been ehfistened
Elizabeth. "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Perry Of Kinau
Street, who have been visiting IN Mimi
the past two weeks, will return to
Honolulu in the Nauna Kea next Tues,
day morning.
Rev. s. X. Kamaiopili. assistant pas-
tor Of KaumakapiIi Church, Palama.
win leave in the Mauna Kea NEXT
"Wednesday morning on shortl visit
to Eahaina, Maui.
Judge w. J. Robinson was passen.
ger in the Manna Kea yesterday for
Hilo. where be will attend to the hear.
ing Of an important land case before
Circuit Judge Quinn.
Bishop James Wedgewood, who has
been lecturing in Australia and New
Zealand, arrived yesterday IN the
Niagara from the South Seas and will
remainsin the Islands some time.
Rev. Norman g. echenck, superinten,
dent Of the Chinese department Of the
Hawaiian Board Of Missions, has re-
turned from Kohala, Hawaii, after sup
plying the pulpit Of the Kohala Church.
During the. vacation Of Rev. e. 4.
Pleasant, pastor Of the Kahului Church,
Maui, Rev. Henry Pratt Judd, secre-
tary OF the Hawaiian Board Of Mis-
sions, is filing the pulpit Of that
church.
, Samuel M. Williams and Miss Rose.
line MOkumaia were married on Thurs
day by Rev. Robert Ahuna Of the Hoo.
mana Naauao Church. The witnesses
were A. K. Williams and Akiu X. Alb
MIN.
Mrs. R. Peters and Miss Alberta Pc
ters, friends of Capt. and Mrs. George
r. Clark Of Pearl Harbor, who have
been touring the Orient, passed through
Honolulu on Thursday in the Dutch
steamer Princess Juliana.
Rev. A. s. Baker, pastor Of the Cen.
toi huua OhufCM VI htuIAEokuu, ma |
waii, and agent Of the Hawaiian Board |
Of Missions, is recovering from recent !
operation and expects to return in
about ten days 70 his Big Island home. |
David P. Barrows, dean Of the Uni
versity Of California, has accepted an |
as intelligence officer Of |
the detachment Of the Philippines, with
the rank Of major, and Judge g. u.
Of Portland has been ap.
pointed judge advocate Of the same de.
partment.
With Rev. stephen J. Alencastre. pas |
tor of the Catholic Church of the
Sacred Heart Of Punahou, officiating, |
Paul Alfred Huguenin Marie .Du Mittan |
and Miss Anne Marguerite Marie Ron. |
din were married on Wednesday. The
witnesses were Jean Abadie and Mrs. |
Ernestine Abadie.. a 4
Riley H. Allen, editor Of the star
Bulletin, left in the Niagara yesterday
afternoon for Vancouver, where be viii
be Joined by.M Allen, who left Homo
lulu month ago. They will spend some
time in the Canadian Rockies. Before
returning to Honolulu in the autumn
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen will likely visit in |
the East. 4.