The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-03-27
PERSONALS
(From saturday Advertiser.

| house OF representatives at Yesterday
mornings session was Mrs. p. l..
Weaver. t
Mr.. and Mrs George w. Prioleau OF
this city welcomed at the Kapiolani
Maternity Home last Sunday the ar
rival Of a son, who has beenonamed
George. W.
| Senator s. L. Desha, who left for
Hilo last Wednesday on a short visit
to his home, is expected 20 return from
the Big Island in the Mauna Kea this
morning.
Wireless news received in Honolulu
yesterday announced the birth Of SON
yesterday to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Il.
Hughes at their homs,cih Puunene,.
Maui. fHhtss 9dt Is
w. r. Tams TT. and w. Frazier Of
Tams, West Virginia, arrived from the
Orient Thursday by the Venezuela and
are at the Alexander Young Hotel, prior
to their departure for the mainland.
J.H, clegg, manager of the provision
department. Of the Hawaii Meat Com
pany, and A. o. Bottleson returned in
the Kilauea yesterday morning from
business trip around the Island of
Maui. #
DR.. Harvey L. Ross, government ply
stefan of South Kona, Hawaii, arrived
in the Kilauea yesterday morning
from his home in Kealakekua and en-.
poets to remain in the city trip over
of the Rona packet.
(From Sunday Advertiser.)
A son was born on Friday to Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Kalani, of Ninth Ave.
nue., Kaimuki.
Charles /. Brickwood Of Hilo Is
visiting the city, having arrived yes
terday in the Mauna Kea from the Big
Island. -.
George H. Wears, manager of the
Hilo Emporium, was among the Big
Islandparrivals in the Mauna Kea yes
terday.
John T. Baker, well-known Hilo
citizen, is visitor in the city and is
taking considerable interest in the
work of the legislature.
Cards received in Honolulu yester-
day announce the birth of son to
Mr.. and Mrs. James Johnston at Ooka-
la, Hawaii, on Friday Of last week.
Jack Morrill, of Oregon, who has been
visiting in Hawaii the past four
months, will return to his home on the
next trip of the Great Northern for
San Francisco.
James M. Cameron expects to leave
shortly to enter the Baldwin Memorial
Home in Maui. Mr.. Cameron has been
greatly afflicted with rheumatism the
past few months.
Mr., and Mrs. G. H. Caufeld, who
have been spending some time in the
Islands, viii leave in the Manoa next
Tuesday for San Francisco, on the way
to their home In Oregon City, Oregon.
Demosthenes Lycurgus, manager Of
the Volcano House, Hawaii, returned
in the Mauna Kea yesterday to his
Big Island home, after pleasant visit
of a fortnight in the city. n
Frank Salisbury, wire chief Of the
Mutual Telephone Company at Waipa-
hu, this island, and Mrs. Salisbury well
coined on Friday the arrival of a son,
William Bernhard, at the Kapiolani
Maternity Home, this city. II
Miss Mae Brown, who has been stay.
ing with Mrs. T.. G. Smith of Pearl
| City, left on the last Makura for her
home to attend the golden wedding
anniversary of her parents in May. She
will remain away for six months.
Miss Olympia Silva, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Jose Comes da Silva, Of 1924
Lisbon Street, Auwaiolimu, and Fran
els Soares were principals in Cath
Ole marriage ceremony performed by
Rev. Father Victorinus NJ. Claesen Of
the Catholic Cathedral on March s.
The witnesses to the service were An.
tonic G. Silva, brother of the bride,
and his wife. r,
Charles H. Snelson, sergeant Of
Battery F, Ninth Field Artillery is
posted as a deserter from February
4th of this year at Fort Mcdowell,
California, his regiment being sta.
toned at SchOfeld. He is stated TO
be an Englishman, his mother residing
In London and is described as a man
five feet, eight inches in height, with
blue eyes, light brown hair, and fair
complexion, twenty-nine years of age
and by occupation a cook. .-.s =.
| (From Monday AdVertiser) Z.
Mrs. Clarence c. Campbell of Pun
meme, Maui, was among the arrivals in
the Claudine yesterday. ..'
| High Sheriff William P. Jarrett was
a returning passenger in the Claudine
yesterday from Maui where he spent a
brief trip.
! Mrs. William J.. Cooper, wife of the
manager of the Maui Publishing Co.,
/, Ltd, is spending short visit to
friends in the city. @.
William c. Moore, of Benny & Co.,
Ltd, who left here a short time ago on
a business trip to Maui, returned in the
Claudine yesterday morning
1 Mrs. Sylvia NJ. Naples, one of the
teachers of the Puulene School, is now
in the city spending u short visit. She
| will return soon to the Valley Island
| G. B. Hofgaard, president of C. b.
Hofgaard & Co., Ltd, and postmaster
and district magistrate of Waimea,
Kauai, arrived from Kauai yesterday
in the steamer Kinau. Mr.. Hofaaard
expects to return to his Garden Island
home shortly. 3"E
Rev. w. Hubby, pastor of the Kill,