The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-01-05
PERSONALS

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J. II. Kunewa, tax assessor Of Maui,
is visitor in the city.
Judge Horace W. Vaughan and fam.
| ily have moved from Lower Manoa
Road to 3ll Saratoga Road, Waikiki.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel vieira, Of
Young Street, Moiliili, welcomed at
their home on Wednesday Of last week
a son; who has been named David.
Lui Kekumano and Miss Lucy M.
Smith were married by Rev. j. X.
Paele, last Sunday at Kaalaea, Koolau.
poke, the witnesses being Nose Aka.
wa and Kalakau.
JaredpG q, Smith returned in the Mau.
ma Loa at noon yesterday TO his TO-
baceo plantation in Kona, Hawaii.
after spending the year-end holidays
with his family in the city. a,
With Capt. j. G, Feliciano Of the
Eva Salvation Army corps Officiating,
Abelino Vargas and Miss Cresencin
Soyos Martinez were married last sun.
day. The witnesses were Mr.. and Mrs.
Juan Ramire.
Solomon Makalei and Miss Irene e.
X. Richards were marhed on New
Years Day by Rev. Father Maximin
of the Catholic Cathedral. The wit.
nesses were H. van Worst and Eliza.
beth Kahalelu. 3
With Peter N. Kahakuohina, agent
licensed to perform the marriage serv.
ice, officiating, Solomon Manu- and
Miss Annie Schultz we're married last
Saturday. The witnesses were Mrs. H.
Wana and Mrs. Alice Kahakuoluna.
With Rev. Samuel X. Kamaiopili, as.
sistant pastor Of Kaumakapili Church
of Palama, officiating; Edward X.
Panaewa and Miss Helen Kanoa were
married last night, the witnesses being
Miss Julia Kealoha and Edward Ha o.
Mr., and Mrs. Ebert J. Bolts were ar.
rivals in the Matsonia yesterday morn
ing from San Francisco, where they
were married a day or two before the
vessel left. They will make their home
in this city, Mr.. Bolts, former local
newspaper man, being a practising at.
toTney in the Honolulu courts q
(FrOm Thursday Advertiser, '
Il. +. Yeager, who was connected
with the United States weather bureau
in this city several years ago, and who
was later stationed at Portland, Ore.
gon, has retired from the service and
is now manager Of the w. G. Orr Auto
Company, at Dillon, Montana.
Two prominent Catholic priests
from the mainland are visiting the city,
having arrived last Tuesday in the Mat
sonia from San Francisco. They are
Rev. Father M. p. Smith of the Paulist
order of San Francisco, and Rev. J. l..
McQuillan of Philadelphia. They will
leave in the Matsonia tonight to visit
Hilo and the Volcano of Kilauea.
From Friday Advertiser)
Elmer r. Bevins, county attorney of
Maui, is a visitor in the city.
Attorney J. w. Russell of Hilo, who
spent few days in the city, returned
in the Matsonia last night to his Big
Island home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward B. Loomis, of
1869 East Manoa Road, welcomed at
their home on Wednesday the arrival
of a daughter. -h "
Judge WIS. Edings, presiding over
the bench of the second circuit court,
with headquarters in Waikiki, Maui,
is visiting in the city. le ~8
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorrin A. Thurston and
their daughter, Miss Margaret Thurston
were passengers in the Matsonia last
night for Hilo, where they expect to re-
main a couple of weeks.
Among those leaving in the Matsonia
last night for Hilo were Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter F. Dillingham;, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Adams, Mrs. B. f. Dillingham;
and Mrs. Frederick E. Steere.
With Rev. DIR. Arthur Hoermann,
pastor of the German Lutheran Church,
officiating, Frederick N. Vedder and
Mrs. Caroline Burris were married on
Tuesday, the witnesses being Frederick
Mucklejohn and Mrs. Rose Muckle-
john. Mrs. Vedder arrived in the Mat.
sonia from San Francisco Tuesday
morning.