The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-01-12
PERSONALS
From "Wednesday Advertiserl !

| s From "Wednesday Advertiser)
Mr.. and Mrs Antoine N. Bright, OF
Kalihi kai, became the parents of /
son on Monday. .a& r5k &
Mr.. and Mrs, f. r. Greenwich OF
Kailua, Kona, Hawaii, yesterday wei
coined the arriyalsof 9ldaughter,,
On Tuesday Of last week, Mr.. and
| Mrs, Henry Pelenako Kuinae, ofiGulies
Avenue. Kalihi, became the parents Of
a son. @. .'..@'T>~'. . t'l
A son, who hasi been named Rober,
william, was born on Monday 70 Mr.
and Mrs. John Kappa, Of S94 School
, Street. ."
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Greenwich, OF
KaiIua, Kona, Hawaii, welcomed at the
Kapiolani Maternity Home YESTERDAY
the arrival of a daughter. ~ .f.'
Judge ]. Wesley Thompson. Of Kai.
lua, Kona, Hawaii, is visitor in tho
city, arriving yesterday in the Mauna
LOa from the Big Island. 49,. I...
The board of supervisors last nigh,
| awarded TO III. II. Williams the eop.
tract for burying the INDECENT dead. his
tender being the lowest received. -.
George CIPHER Jr., and Miss Lizzie
Apa were married on Saturday by Rev.
William X. Poai, pastor of the KaIibi
Protestant Church The witnesses were
Joseph Kia and Annie Ulunahele. +.
With Rev. Samuel X. Kamaiopili, as.
sistaht pastor Of Kaumakapili Church.
Palama, officiating. John Silva and Mrs,
I'Nicencia Jesus Camacho we're married
Yesterday, the witnesses being Mr.. and
Mrs. Antonio da Silva. -,
Bids for supplying materials and
supplies that will be needed by the city
, and county during the six months end.
ing June 30, next, were received by the
board Of supervisors last night and re.
ferred to the finance committee.
Fred J. Halbon and Gerald Halbon, of
Honolulu have been guests at the U. S.
Grant hotel, San Diego, California. They
arrived in San Diego in time to attend
|, the closing ceremonies of the Panama
California International exposition New
Years Day. ~"
Two couples were married on Monday
at Waiahole by Rev. j. X. Paele, as fol.
lows: Peter Hollessen and Mrs. Esther
Kihei Mamaupio. the witnesses being
Mrs. Mahinu and Mrs. X. Ako, and Kai.
liaina Haaheo aud Mrs. Ane Polani, the
witnesses being Akeni and Kapule.
Sgt Charles H. .O'Neill. Second In.
fantry, U. S. A., of Fort Shafter, and
Mrs. Louisa DeThermer were married
last night by Rev. Samuel X. Kamaio.
pill. assistant pastor of Kaumakapili
Church, Palama, the witnesses being
William J. Karratti and Mrs. s. NJ. Ka.
maiopili. Mrs. O'Neill arrived in the
I.urline yesterday from San Francisco.
(From Thursday Advertiser)
Frank J. Woods of the Kahua Cat
tie Ranch, Kohala, Hawaii, is at pre-.
sent a visitor in the city.
R. A. Wadsworth returned yesterday
in the Mauna Kea to his home in Kahu.
lui, Maui. Mrs. Wadsworth will re-.
main for few days longer, visiting
with her sister, Mrs. g. F. Alfonso, of
Seventh Avenue, Kaimuki. - 20 h ts&
Lloyd La Barr, of the quartermas.
ter s department, U. s. A., and Mrs. La
Barr, Of ~Schofeld Barracks, welcomed
at the department hospital, Fort Sbaf.,
ter, the arrival of a daughter yester.
day. The family addition has been
named Ruth.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Greenwich, os
2f26 Armstrong Street, College Hills,
became the parents of a son yesterday.
The yOungster is a cousin TO the little
girl born the day previous at the Kapi.
Olani Maternity Home to Mr.. and Mrs.
frank b. Greenwich, of Kailua, Konn.
Hawaii
Jacintho G. Silva and Jules P. Rego
of B. +. Ehlers & Co., were passengers
in the Matsonia yesterday for San
Francisco, on their way to New York.
They expect to be away from eight
to ten weeks. Mrs. Rego, accompanied
her husband with their daughter and
will visit in California for a year.