The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-08-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Fraser ~
Amauulu, Hilo, welcomed AZ THEFT home
last Tuesday the arrival Of a son.
Mr.. and Mrs. William P. Young. Of
Kuliouou, Oahu, welcomed al fkeir
home last Thursday the arrival Of a
son. EfH# '. AtF II VN
Mrs. George J.. Richardson az Mia
returned yesterday afternoon IN INC
Mauna kea to her home in the Big Isl
and. H., -, Bs.s,,.s (, n = Vi
charles' A. stJbit, dfSthe Firsi stta.
tional Bank of Hawaii !. was a. nassen.
ger in the Mauna KekSSahtkhKa for
| Hilo. IT,. ..F HN .--V. y
Joseph G. Cullen, clerk Of Judge Ash.
ford IS division Of the local circuit couTt
Is spending a two.weeks' vacation in
the country. . =
Miss Evangelina Elias, who left in
the Mauna Kea yesterday for Hilo.
will spend a two week vacation in
the Big Island. i#,IHT -. =
BobertlT, Forrest, who has l,eer visit.
ing in the city the past two weeks, re-
turned in the Mauna. Kea' yestorday
afternoon to his home in Hilo. ~
b. +, Rivenburgh, land commissioner
who has been in the Big Island tho
past few days on official business. will
return to Honolulu on August "A. Iisi3
Mrs. Louisa da Gloria Marcellino, of
' 1871 Fort Street, left in the Maunn
/ kea yesterday afternoon on a visit to
her son, Valentine MarcelIino, at Pc.
peekeo, Hawaii. EN u
Magruder q. Maury. Of The Adyer.I
tiser editorial staff, was passenger
in the Mauna Kea yesterday afternoon
for Mani. He win tour the various isl.
ands for The Advertiser.
Ma. and Mrs. Joseph d. MARQUES and
daughter were passengers in the Mauna
kea yesterday afternoon for Hilo,
where they will remain two weeks.
They win also visit the Volcano of
Kilauea. ~, ..ra5,,
Rev. Ignatius Fealy, chaplain of the
First Field Artillery, U. &. A., was
given pleasing birthday party by Mr..
and Mrs. John H. Maxam at their
home, 1873 Piikoi Street, on Tuesday
Of last week. g.. 80. VI, IS IA.
A. I. Silva of NJ. McInernys & Co.
will leave in the Sierra next Tuesday
on business trip to the mainland. He
will go as far East as New York and
expects to be absent from Honolulu at
least ten weeks. eart, |
[ DR.. A. N, Sinclair, assistant surgeon
OF the local United States public health !
service, was passenger in the Mauna
Kea yesterday for Hilo. Mrs. Sinclair |
will leave next week to join her hus.
band in the Big Island. 'N h.
Miss Bessie Medeiros, who has been |
visiting in Honolulu the past year with |
her sister, Mrs. l.. A. Perry, Of Kinau, |
near Kapiolani Street, will return in |
the Claudine tomorrow afternoon to |
her home in Kuau, Maui. ..
George J. Lavallee and Miss Philo- |
mena Augusta Avilla were married last |
Thursday at the Catholic Cathedral, the |
ceremony being performed by Rev. Vic |
torinus Claeseu. The witnesses were
Eugene Mattos and Alexandria Mattos.
Harry s. Ozaki and Miss Kazumi Flu.
jita, we'll known young Japanese of the
city, were married last Saturday rbyt
Rev. Y. Ipiamura, minister of the Jap
anese Hongwanii Mission. The wit
nesses were S. Takahashi aud T. Mura
kGmi.
Sgt. John w. Ash, Q. NJ. c., U. s. A.,
and Mrs Mary Ignacio were married
last night by Rev. Samuel X. Kamaio.
pill, assistant pastor of Kaumakapili
Church. The witnesses were Mrs. Maria
Kaipo, sister of the bride, and ]. Fuku-
motO. ,."
Mr.. and Mrs. August Dreier, of 1924
Kalihi Road welcomed at their home yes.
.:"day morning the arrival Of son, the
fourth of the series. The newly ar
rived is a bouncing boy of nine pounds.
Mother and child are reported doing
nicely.
John Botelho and Mrs. Antonio Du.
arte Almeida were married on Thurs
day of last week at the Catholic Mis-
sion, the ceremony being performed by
Rev. Father Nictorinus Claesen. The
witnesses were Antonio Rocha and Mrs.
Claudina Rocha.
David Keawp and Miss Helen Aki.
ma, were married last night, the we'd
ding ceremony being performed by
Rev. Samuel K. Kamaiopili, assistant
pastor of Kaumakapili Church, Palama.
The witnesses were Frank l.. Kalei-
mamahu and William Smith. / /
Prof. Henri Berger, who was leader
of the Royal Hawaiian Band for up
ward of forty years until pensioned by
the Legislature of 1915, celebrated yes
terday his seventy.third birth anniYer-
sary. Professor Berger is hale and
hearty and says he is good to round
out century of existence.
Miss Clara Quincy, accompanied by
Miss Mae r. Weir, stenographer. of
the territorial board of health, left in
the Mauna kea yesterday afternoon for
Hilo and will remain a month in the /
Big Island. They will visit the Vol.
cano of Kilauea and WIN endeayor. to
make the ascent of Mlauna Loa. They
will also make an automobile tour of
the Big Island, under the guidance Of
Don 5. Bowman, chief sanitary of.
ficer at Hilo