The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-01-23
PERSONALS

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and Mra Jooo 0ooas. Of Wilde,
Avenue, Marqnesvflle.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry B. Flesher 81
Eighth Avenue, Kaimuld. welcomed Al
their home on Thursday the arrival Of
a son. -
With Rev. Father Patrick Sc. Ierer
officiating, John Kelley and Miss Anna
Auffant were married at the Catholic
Mission on Thursday, the witnesses he.
ling Mr.. and Mrs. Jacintho Garcia. A
Lewis Edgar Shaw. nrst claas o,,n.
ner's mate Of the submarine KIT. and
Mrs. shaw, Of 344d Waialae Road. KAT
muki, became the parents on Wednes-
day Of son, who has been ehristened
Robert Boyd. W.
Thomas X. Beclley and Miss Rose
| line X. Reyes were married last ni6ht
by Rev. Samuel X. Knmaiopili. nsSia.
tant pastor Of Kaumakapiii Church.
Palama, the witnessed being MI. and
Mrs. George Vessel III. N
Sgt. Rudolph MeNew OF the Frs,
Field Artillery, u. 8. Al. and Mrs. Nc.
New, Of Schoheld Barracks. welcomed
on Wednesday at the Department Hos.
pital, Fort Shafter. the Arrival az
son, who has I'm named Edward Ben
son.
Rev. 5. K. Kamaiopih, assistant pas
tor Of Kaumakapili Church. win leave
in the Kilauea NEXT Tuesday noon for
Maui and Hawaii He viii attend the
Hawaiian Church convention in Mani
which win be held In Wail6ku,
January 24-27, and the convention. IN
Kohala, January 3O.February 4. Al
together, Mr.. Kamaiopili viii be away
from Honolulu two weeks.
(From Sunday Advertiser.l
j. J. Williams, Honolulu . pioneer
photographer, loft In the Mauna Kea
yesterday for Hilo and the Volcano eof
Kilauea. Hewill photograph the latter
and expects to be away a week.
Civil Engineer r. r. Gayier, U. s.
~, formerly at Pearl Harbor, has been
appointed director Of public improve
ments Of Haiti, In accordance with the
recent treaty, under which the United
States was to appoint such an official.
A farewell banquet for X. Fuiii and
T. Odo, who win sail for Japan Feb
ruary in the Tenyo Marn. was held
last night at the Shinryu Tel festau-
rant. More than one hundred local
Japanese merchants attended. Fuiii
and Odo, who have stores on Hotel
Street, are prominent Japanese import
efs and are officers Of the Japanese
Chamber Of Commerce. Of Honolulu 4
L. s. Humes, formerly an employs Of
the Oahu railroad and a resident Of
Honolulu for a year, died In Seattle
Friday. He went to the Coast Decem-
Der 20 In the hope that his health
would improve. He Is survived hy Mrs.
Humes, daughter Hyberta, eleven
years old, and son, Bedder, Ave years
old His father, Tom Humes, now dead
was mayor Of Seattle several years ago.
(From Monday Advertiser)
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Focke returned from
Hilo yesterday morning. ~
+ Mr., and Mrs. vi. Williamson return
ed yesterday from the Volcano.
George A. Dkviar returned from .
visit TO Hilo yesterday morning.
s. a.. Baldwin, proprietor Of the Hale
akala Ranch arrived Saturday from
Maui in the Claudine.
DR.. A. N. Sinclair Is in Hilo, having'
gone to the Volcano country on the pre-
sent trip of the Wilhelmina.
Mrs. Charles Chillingworth, wife OF /
Attorney O. +. Chillingworth, returned
yesterday morning from Hilo
George l.. Desha Sr, former post |
master Of Hilo, is visiting in Honolulu
and expects to remain at least three
months.
y Attorney William T.. Rawlins re-
turned yesterday morning in the Will |
heluiina from Hilo, where he spent q
few days
Christian Andrews, clerk Of the dis
trict court Of South Hilo, is visiting |
in the city and expects to return to the |
Big Island next Saturday.
G. q. Ballentyne, manager Of the |
Honolulu Rapid Transit & Land Com
pauy returned from visit TO HiloI
yesterday on the Wilhelmina
j. ID. McInerny; manager Of the cloth3|
ing department Of M. McInerny q Co.
was a returning kamaaina from HiloI
on the Wilhelmina yesterday.
I Mrs. Charles Marques. wife of Repre-.
sentative-elect MARQUEE, manager oil
the Office Supply Company, was pas
senger home on the Wilhelmina yester.
day. Z. II
IRWIN n. Beadle, secretary Of the |
Trent Trust Company, and head Of |
that firms realty department was
returning visitor from the Volcano yes
terday.
y. D. Tenney, manager Of Castle 4 |
Cooke, accompanied by Mrs. Tenney
were returning local people from the |
Volcano on the Wilhelmina yesterday
morning.
Mrs. Walter Macfarlane, wife Of the
manager Of the Libby, Mcneil & Libby
interests IN Hawai-, returned from Hiiol
on the liner Wilhelmina YESTERDAY
morning.
Nrs, Robert Single, wife of r. w
Shingle, president Of the Henry Water
house Trust Company, arrived as a pas.
senger on the Wilhelmina from HiIol
yesterday morning a-Y
Miss Jessie Kennedy, daughter az
President j, A. Kennedy of the Inter.
Island Steam Navigation Company. re-.
turned from Hilo yesterday morning
on the liner Wilhelmina.
Mrs. +. w. Klebahn, wife Of Manager
klebabn Of the shipping department Of /
H. Hackfeld 4 Co., and her two chill
dren, returned from visit to the Vol.
cano yesterday morning.
Fred Roster nreaidanf 10 A.. g.