The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-08-17
PERSONALS.

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yesterday for Hilo.
Miss Rose X. Holt o. the land mice
who was i'll recently, returned yesterday
20 her duties. Nf atE iNffIiQeNfl'
Miss l.. Merchant returned fyesterday
! morning in the Matsonia from 4 busf.
ness trip to New York.
Mrs. stanley Cutter was a passen yer
in the Mauna Kea yesterday morning
on visit TO the outside islands.
Hermann @. Lemke was a passenger
In the Mauna Kea yesterday morning
on business trip to the outside islands.
Former Senator Charles A. Rice Of
Kauai Is a visitor in the eity and will
remain here fol-. the polo series at Ka.
piolani Park. .t .l1P 3HWE 7ti.f
Mrs. Howard ID. Case, who has been
visiting in Seattle and other North.
western cities, win return to Honolulu
on October 10.
John T. Moir, manager Of the Ono.
rnea Sugar Company, returned yester.
day in the Mauna Kea to his home in
Papaikou, Hawaii
Supervisor A. A, Akina of Kohala,
Hawaii was a returning passenger in
the Mauna Kea yesterday for his home
in the Big Island.
DR.. L. L. Sexton returned In the
Mauna Kea yesterday morning to his
home in Hilo. He arrived recently from
trip to the Coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hickey, of Kuna
wal Lane, welcomed at their home last
Sunday the arrival Of daughter, who
has been named Ethel
Judge Alexander Lindsay Jr.. win
leaye-in the Matsonia next "Wednesday
for San Francisco and will spend va
cation of some months in the mainland.
James L. Mcclure and Miss Name
McMorry were married on Tuesday by
Rev. David Carey Peters, pastor OF the
Christian Church, the witnesses being
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph F. Gertz.
Louis Won Tempsky, manager Of the
Haleakala Ranch, Makawao, and his
daughter, Miss won Tempsky, returned
in the Mauna Kea yesterday morning
to their home in tie Valley Island
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lind of Puako,
South Kohala, Hawaii. welcomed at
the Kapiolani Maternity Home, this
city, on Tuesday the arrival Of a son,
who has been named James.
To take charge Of the dock work Of
the Matson Navigation Company at
this port, L. Forrest, accompanied by
his family, was an arrival in the Mat.
sonia yesterday from San Francisco.
Charles L. Hopkins, Hawaiian inter
prefer Of the local circuit court, who
was i'll for some weeks past, has re-
covered and returned yesterday to his
official duties in the Judiciary Building.
A daughter was born on Tuesday to
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew J. Bright, of
Kanoa Lane, of South King Street.
The newly-arrived baby is the ninth
child of the couple, eight of whom are
living, TaEs a.
w. r. Hobby superintendent Of pub.
lie works and chairman of the harbor
board, leaves tomorrow afternoon in
the Mauna Loa for Kauai. He will
| visit Hanalei in particular on harbor
work. ~@.' d.. '....
Albert Fukuda of The Advertiser re.
turned in the Mauna Kea yesterday
morning from weeks stay in Hilo.
He visited the Volcano of Kilauea and
says that he never saw anything as
spectacular. p. .@-.. %,
| James l.. Horner, stenographic re-
porter of Judge Ashford s division of
| the local circuit court, who has been
on a vacation for some time past, ex-
poets to return within the week. to his
official duties,
Alfred Venoy Woods and Mrs Carrie
Williams were married last Saturday
evening by Rev. Leon l.. Loofbourow,
pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal
Church. The witnesses were Theresa
Martin and George Woods.
Maj. Will Wayne, N. @. H., will
leave in the Manua Kea this morn.
ing for Hilo, on business connected
with the draft registration and the
territorial militia. He will return Sat.
urday morning. .....,. 81,
Antonio Maria Ferraz and Miss Au.
gusta Pereira were married on Monday
by Peter N. Kahokuoluna, agent to
perform the wedding service. The
witnesses were Julio dos Santos and
Adelina dos Santos. :f..s''
August s. Costa, deputy internal
revenue collector in charge of the
HilO Office, arrived in the Manua Kea
| Aioh inc Dig Gun
nection with work of the federal de
partment. He wiz spend a few days
in the city.
| Claus L. Roberts, clerk Of Judge
Heen's division of the first circuit
court, is not ill., as reported yesterday
afternoon. Mr.. Roberts is, however
enjoying his annual vacation on the
other side of the island 80 !.
Norbert p. Bush has sold his auto
machine shop in Waikiki and is going
to the Coast on the Manoa % Join the
aviation corps as machinist. II unable
to get into the aviation service in Cali
fornia he will 60 East. |....f
Dr. Jonathan T. Mcdonald returned
J yesterday in the Matsonia from an ex
tended vacation in the mainland. H,
went as far South as New Orleans anC
East as far as New York. Doctor Me
Donalds health was fully restored dur
| ing the trip. ,tr.lft.}lnf, .r..,
John Lycurgus, kamaaina of HilC
and Honolulu, has returned from this
mainland to Greece. "Uhcle John
who is an: ardent pro-Ally, has beer
: seeking for some time to return to the
| Hellenic cOuntrV whara thare aFa All r.