The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-07-27
PERSONALS

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George watefhouse went on on 4
vacation yesterday and win tour the
island.
j Former Senator Frank Woods return.
ed in the Mauna Kea yesterday TO his
home In Kohala, Hawaii M
Manuel Rocha Of Theo. II. Davies a
Co, left in the Mauna Kea Yesterday
on a business visit 20 Maui. I % n
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis A. Perry. who
Ispent, a three,week vacation in Maui,
returned to'the city on Tqegday. : bsN
Alan Lowrey sailed yesterdabsys iagifh e
Matsonia. He viii probably ioin fbe
Harvard unit going to France. w
George Clark was appointed second
stepograpber in the office Of the city
and county attorney yesterday.
On his annual trip to the Orient. j.
s. Stevens. a prominent New York law.
yer, is again visitor in Honolulu.
X, K. Hind was a passenger In the
Mauna Kea yesterday for the Big Ia.
land He win be away some time.
Judge irwin Of the police court col was
summoned to Hilo yesterday where his
brother, DR.. Fred Irwin, is reported IN.
A. E. Carter, special harbor front 20.
lice officer, was passenger in the
Mauna Kea yesterday for the islands to
the south.
Willard r. Grace, cashier of the
Standard Oil Company, was a passenger
in the Mauna Kea yesterday for the
Big Island
Rev. s. X. Kamaiopili was passen.
ger in the Mauna Kea yesterday for
Lahaina. He will return in the Xii.
auea tomorrow morning from Maui
Prof. Arthur +. Griffiths, president
Of Oahu College, who has been on an
extended visit in the mainland, will re.
turn to Honolulu in the Matsonia on
August Is. aa ~, 4
Adolph Rodrigues, who was operated
at the Beretania Sanitarium on Tues
day for appendicitis, is recovering nice
ly and expects to be out and about very
shortly.
Miss Monica Clary departed by the
Matsonia yesterday. She has been Wis
ting in Honolulu and expects to reach
the Coast in time TO join the California
unit of Red Cross for France.
Arthur NJ. Brown, city attorney, left
in the Mauna Kea yesterday morning
for Waimea, Hawaii, on another yaea.
ton. He will join Mrs. Brown, who
has been visiting friends for some time
past.
On visit to Island lodges, Thomas
j. Baker, grand lecturer of the Cali
fornia Masonic Grand Lodge, accom-
panied by Mrs. Baker, was an arrival
in the Wilhelmina on Tuesday from San
Francisco.
Reverend Father Francis, pastor Of
the Catholic Chrch at Kuau, Maui, will
return in the Claudine tomorrow after
Hoon to his Valley Island charge. He
was guest last night at dinner given
by Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Perry, Kinau,
near Kapiolani Street.
Lester V. Newton, who has charge of
arranging Island tours and trips for
the guests of the Territorial Hotel
Company, with F. b. ''Pop" Hesse Of
the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company,
win leave for Hilo this morning on a
business tour Of the Big Island.
The engagement of Miss Florence
NJ. Hickenbotham, of the Colonial
Hotel, librarian of The Advertiser, and
Alfred J. Lafferty, roadmaster of the
Hawaii Consolidated Railway, Hilo,
has been announced. The wedding will
take place in Hilo on August 20.
Louis A. Agard and Miss Aloie NJ.
Prestidge were married on Tuesday, the
ceremony being performed at the Cath
Ollie Mission by Rev. Father Charles L..
Windels, pastor of the Eva Catholic
Church. The witnesses were Manuel p.
Barges Jr. and Mrs. Andrews.
Reverend Fathers Theodose of Ko-
hala, Otto of Puma, Paul of Hamakua,
Gabriel of HonOmu, Ildephonse Of Kau,
Hawaii, and Justin Of Waikiki, Maui,
who had been attending the annual re-
treat at the Catholic Mission in this
city, returned in the Mauna Kea yester-
day morning to their homes. :. r.. .'H
Claiming that he found no city in
California at this time of the year as
cool as Honolulu, Vincent I. Decree,
who left here month ago on the
former German steamer Staatssekretar
KTaetke for San Francisco, has return.
ed and resolved to make his home in
this city. .. .,a.E. lE&
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Robert r. Craik were
arrivals in the Wilhelmina yesterday
from San Francisco. They were mar
ried several weeks ago in Frankfort,
Kentucky. Mr.. Craik, who left Homo
lulu two months ago on leave of abb
sence, is connected with the harbor
board as an engineer and was for some
time stationed at Hilo.
Miss Edith ChristOpherson of Hanalei
has been appointed district nurse for
tuberculosis for the Island of Kauai as
substitute for Miss Mabel Wilcox dur.
ing the latter's absence from the Is.
lands. Miss Wilcox is now on her way
to the John Hopkins Training School
for Nurses, Baltimore, and expects Ia
60 later to Europe on Red Gross work
Mrs. F. Coffee, wife of the well
known publisher of Sydney, Australia
who arrived here last Friday in the
Niagara, was hostess on Monday at q
dinner given at the Pleasanton Hotel IN
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Halstead
and Mrs. Lakeland. Mrs. Coffee. ex
J poets TO leave today in the Matsonis
for San FEaRffeg on 2 visit rthf
w. 9. Avery principal of the Kauai
High School at Lihue, arrived from the
, Garden Island yesterday to attend the