The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-05-29

Haiku, MAUI.
Albert =. Harris. clerk Of the fedora,
court, was sick and unable to bo Al
his Office yesterday.
Mrs. ,. ). Carey Of i4f5 nefstan,a
Street, who was operated recently. h
doing nicely and czpects to be out ana
about shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Antonio de souza Ca
waco became the parents Of son on
Thursday at their home, Vineyard. near
River Street. The addition to the fam
lily has been named Darrel.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene vesaie Todd.
OF 1884 Young Street, welcomed AZ
their home on Saturday, week ago
today, the arrival Of son. who has
been named Eugene vessie.
Judge Alexander Lindsay. who has
been conhned to his home FOR some
days past, does not expect 10 be able
to attend 70 ohiee work for some time
Frank Rodgers and Mise Aivina
Farias Neves were married a week AGO
today by Rev. Father Reginald Wen
doom of the Catholic Cathedral. the
witnesses being james Il. Neves and
Mrs. Mary silva.
b. @. RivenburRh, land commissioner.
and Mrs. Rivenburgh expect to leave
shortly on vacation tour OF the main.
land. They expect to return 10 Homo
lulu by July 1, the beginning Of the
territorial fiscal year, which win add
considerable work to the duties Of the
land commissioner
tFrom Sunday Adyertiser.)
Il. A. Dranga Of Hilo is visitor in
the city and expects to remain here a
week
Louis Medeiros, engineer, Of the
Capitol elevator goes on a two weeks,
vacation tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.C Kennedy Of HiIo.
who have been visiting in the. city.
have returned TO their Big Island home.
Adaughter was born week ago YES.
terday TO Mr.. and Mrs. Albert j. Me-
Lellan, Of GAS Lisbon street, Auwaio-
limu.
A. i. MaeKaye, editor Of the Hilo
Tribune, who spent the week in the
city, has returned to his home in the
Big Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Valentine Stillman
Holt, Of 1902 Young Street, welcomed
at their home last Thursday the arrival
Of daughter.
+. r. Cameron and l.. N. MacKonis-
key Of the local internal revenue Office
have returned from a three weeks bus
mess tour Of Kauai.
Dr.. and Mrs. Norman Fairweather. Of
141S Kewalo Street, welcomed at their
home last night the arrival OF daugh-
ter, who has been named Gail.
Magrudef @. Many, city editor Of
The. Advertiser, has gone to Hilo on
visit to the Volcano Of Kilauea. He ex-
poets to return TO Honolulu early in the
week.
Word was received from the Big Isl.
and yesterday that Henry W. Kinney,
superintendent Of public Instruction,
would return 70 Honolulu the early part
o. fhesWeek. t7e ~
Wade Warren Thayer, acting for the
Secretary Of Hawaii; George f.. Per.
kins, public stenographef, and James
H. Kakuole, interpreter, have returned
from Kauai, where they spent some
days taking testimony in the matter Of
applications for Hawaiian birth certif.
Gates.
August ID. Castro, of The Advertiser
mechanical STAFF, and Miss Mary Mason
were married at seven-thirty last night
at the Catholic Church Of the Sacred
Heart, Punahou. The ceremony WAS
performed by Rev. Father Stephen j.
Alencastre, the pastor, the witnesses
being Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Rodrigues,
btother-in-law and sister Of the bride
groom.
From Monday Adyertiser)
B. f. Schoen, who was operated here
Hilo.
From the outside islands there are
now in the city Rev. and Mrs. Villiers
Of Maui, Rev. and Mrs. Cullen, and Rev.
j. J. cowan Of Kohala, Hawaii.
l.. Weinzheimer, manager Of the
Pioneer Mill Company, has returned 10 4
his home In Lahaina, Maui, after a
short business visit in the city.
Bert and Marion Lord are expected
shortly from the mainland, where they
have been attending the Hitchcock NIL
itary Academy the past year.
Among recent arrivals from Hawaii
and Maui are William III. Beers, county
attorney of Hawaii; Frank Woods, j.
Z. Silva, Q, H. Swezey, A. w. Carter,
stafford Heapy and M. +. Comes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Il. GedQe and
Miss Hilda Smith, who have been on
the Big Island the past few weeks, win
return early this week to Honolulu.
Mr. Gedge has improved his health con
siderably during his vacation.
Miss Marie Clara Perry Of Laimi,
Nuuanu Valley, and George Robertson
Boyd viii be married on June IL at the
home Of the parents Of the bride. Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Perry. The cere.
mony will be performed BY Rev. Father
stephen J. Alencastre pastor Of the
Catholic Church of the Sacred Heart.
Punahou.
b sydney Francis Hoben, pianist and
eoncertist, who originated the musical
lectures Of which he has given four in
Honolulu, win leave shortly for New
Zealand, where his immediate family
now Is. He returned yesterday from
Kauai, his visit to that Island complet.
ing his tour of the Islands, made at odd
times during his visits over the, past
two or three years. His plans win per
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