The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-07-31
PERSONALLY

Henry N. 7. Rose, who has been on
a two weeks, vacation, has returned
to his duties at H. Hackfeld d CO.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Henry Richard
became the parents OF son on Tues
day at the Kapiolani Maternity Home,
Sister Beata Of the Hilo Hospaal
was q passenger in the Mauna Kea
yesterday for her home in the Big Ia.
land. %f4ftss ssssss-, y, r., -
W. H. Field, manager Of the NsSi
Hotel, returned in the Manna Kea YEA
terday afternoon to his home III Wal
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A. r, Carter, waterfront police az,
fcer left in the Mauna Kea Yesterday
afternoon on a business trip TO Maui
and Hilo. "a
Among recently arrived guests MT
the Pleasanton Hotel are Lieut.. .Comdr.
p. +. Johnson, q. s. N. and d MI,
Laughlin Of Bprlington, Iowa.
David Kalanii of Hopomu, Hilo. re-,
turned yesterday in the, M.auna Kea
to his Big Island home. He spent sew.
eral weeks visiting in Honolulu.
James Moanahele and Miss Annie
Himeni were married on Friday byi
Peter NJ. Kahokuoluna, the witnesses
being Mr.. and Mrs. Kalani Himeni.
X. Q. Kubo, well known Hilo mer-
chant, who spent the past two weeks
in the city, left for the Big Island yes
terday afternoon in the Mauna Kea.
+. A. Schaefer, Jr., of the hard
ware department Of II. Haekfeld q
Co, who has been on his annual yaca.
ton, has returned from the mainland.
Mrs. WI. Hampton and Miss Cath
crime Ruttmann were entertained at
small party on Friday evening at the
Pleasanton Hotel by Frank Q. Cannon.
David X. Kuukn and Miss Mary
Perry were married ON Friday by Rev.
Robert Ahuna of the Hoomana Naauao
Church. The witnesses were Dick X
Diamond and David Makanani.
Albert Kapika and Miss Mary Ma.
comber were married yesterday after.
noon, with Rev. s. X. Kamaiopili of.
fciating. The witnesses were Harry
X. Kauhaahaa and Miss Lizzie X. Kau.
haahaa.
Frank Kauahi and Miss Elizabeth
All 10y were married last night by
Rev. $, X. Kamaiopili, assistant pastor
of Kaumakapili Church, the witnesses
being J. Chinito Moriyama and Charles
N. Kekoa. .% |
Rev. Fathers Bruno, Anasthasius and |
Francis of Maui, and Brother Sylyes- |
ter were passengers in the Claudine |
last night for' Maui, after attending
the annual retreat at the local Catholic !
Mission. ~. 50" RI |
Among those entertained at dinner |
at the Pleasanton Hotel ON Tuesday |
evening were Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Levy, |
j. Bayer and T. Wolff, in one party, |
while Mr.. Hawkins was entertained |
by DIR. A. N, oyen at another.
( Fritz Eekart of wailuku, Maui, and
Miss Virginia Correa of Honolulu were |
married on Friday by Rev, Canon Will
liam Ault of St. Andrews Cathedral, |
the witnesses being William Eckart,
Bertha .Landgraf and Mrs. Alice Lee.
( Among vacationists of the present |
day are Henry X. Paauhau, Of the |
board of education; Miss Grace Chan.
non, executive secretary of the Y. w.
G. A., and Adolph Constable, chief !
bookkeeper of H. Hackfeld & Co., who
is at Hauula. Ill.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. c. Sousa was christened on Thurs
day at the Catholic Church of the
Sacred Heart, Punahou, by the pastor,
Rev. Father Stephen J. Alencastre, the
god parents being Mr.. and Mrs. John |
Bargas of Moanalua Gardens. r |
j. John Paka and Mrs. Mary Nahuina
were made husband and wife last night |
at a ceremony performed by Rev. Sam
uel X. Kamaiopili, assistant pastor
of Kaumakapili Church. The witnesses
were David G. X. Kalauokaaea and
Mrs. Agnes Kalauokaaea. s. OTIS
Joseph J. Fern, Mayor of Honolulu,
has recovered from his severe illness
of several weeks to such an extent |
that he was able to take the air in an |
automobile yesterday. Mr.. Fern has |
not fully recovered yet, and the in
roads of his ailment have weakened |
him to great extent. .....' ;.-..---
Judge Harry Irwin, district magis-
trate of Honolulu, returned in the
Mauna Kea yesterday from Hilo, |
whittier he had been summoned by [
wireless earlier in the week owing to |
the serious illness of his brother, DR..
Fred Irwin of Olaa. The physician
10 nv" NN'tSi anu 10 IeCONSTluR nlCtly.
Miss Mae R. Weir, stenographer of |
the board of health, expects TO leave
early in August in company with a
party of women friends for a tour of
the Island of Hawaii. They win visit
the Volcano of Kilauea and other
scenic points in the Big Island. Miss
Weir is entitled to a month Is vacation
Louis X. Silva, deputy United States
marshal left in the Mapna Kea yester-
day afternoon for Hilo, to take chargeI
of Max Weber, arrested recently in
Hilo and now being held by the federal
authorities for investigation. Deputy
Marshal Silva will return with Weber
in the Mauna Kea next Tuesday morn
ing. ~
George WSipa, who says his age is
not more than sixty.six and Mrs. Male
kekahimoku, who bashfully admitted
Having seen three score springs, were
married q week ago yesterday at the
Catholic Mission. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Father Victorinus
Claesen, the witnesses being Kamoani
nd i