The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-08-14
PERSONALS

Mrs. J. W. Bains, who spent several
weeks visiting IN Honoluln returned m
the Mauna Kea yesterday 70 her home
in Hilo.
Capt. Henri Berger, former leader
! of the Royal Hawaiian Band, left yes.
terday for wahiawa, where he will
spend week OF two.
Mrs. John s. Pereida Of Kahuku,
this island, was operated at the
| Queens Hospital yesterday and is re.
ported to be doinginieelv. Va ssaiq Bat
d. o. Patterson, ship bfoket wss a
passenger in the Mauna Kea yestSr-
day afternoon for Hilo, going on bust
ness and pleasure combined. III
Mrs. John S. Ness expects to leave
in the Mauna Kea on August 25 ON a
| visit to Hilo and the Volcano Of XII.
auea and win be absent two weeks.
Bernard da Camara. Of Levers &
Cooke, left in the Mauna Kea yester-
! day for Hilo, his. former home where
he will spend a two weeks vacation.
Brandon Lowe and Miss Mary Kau.
aihi were married last Saturday by
Peter N. Kahokuoluna, the witnesses
being Lucy Comes and Antonio Comes.
Attorney William II. Smith, who has
been attending the sessions,of the board
of education, will return to his home in
Hilo by the Mauna Kea tomorrow morn.
ing. ..'
Arthur M. Brown, city attorney, who
spent several weeks in waimea, Ha-
wall, returned to the city Yesterday
morning in the Mauna Kea from Ka-
waihae. .. ...N'#& ...,... NA....a.
Miss Ruth Carter was passenger
for Hilo in the Mauna Kea yesterday
afternoon. She will visit the Volcano
of Kilauea and other Big Island seen
ic points, ... q. II q g..
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f.. Shaw will leave
on the steamer Manoa for combined
business and pleasure trip to the Paci.
fe Coast They will be gone fer sew
eral months. n. e-..F. &,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley v. II. Sparkling,
of 603 Beretania Street, welcomed yes.
terday at their hcme the arrival of
their second child, son, who has been
named Wesley. &..s -
Mr.. and Mrs, Harry A. Wilder were
passengers in the Mauna Kea yester-
day afteronon for Hilo.. They will
visit the Volcano Of Kilauea and will
make an automobile tour of the Big
Island. .sr nv"
Ralph Girdler, who has been putting
in some months on the other side Of the
island, watching pineappIes grow, has
returned to the city and win remain
here. ~, .. '.M
Land Commissioner Rivenburgh will
return in the Mauna Kea this morning
from Hilo. He has been on the Big
Island the past ten days on official bust.
ness. .....r. -. 81"
4 w. r, Hobby, superintendent of pub
hc works, will return from Hilo in the.
Mauna Kea this morning. He went to
the Big Island last Saturday on official
business. .,.
D. Q. Lindsay of Paia, Maui, who has
been in the city the past few days, ,ex-
poets to return to his Valley Island
home in the Mauna Kea tomorrow
morning. 49,. H..
Misses Olivia Carvalho, Phoebe Cab
rinha and Annie d 'Araujo, and Alver-
mos Chaves, who attended the summer
school in this city, returned in the
Mauna Kea yesterday TO their homes
in Hilo. .
Miss Sadie G. Sterritt has been
granted a month s leave of absence
by the board of industrial schools and
will spend most of that time in the Big
Island, visiting Hilo and the Volcano
of Kilauea. e.. '.."n 49," 4
Artuh McDufrie, captain of the de.
tective bureau of Honolulu, who has
been in the Pacific Coast the past two
months, will return 70 Honolulu in the
Matsonia next Wednesday from San
Francisco. ...' .ssf ,'f', .sTE ~
George s. Raymond, who has been APP
pointed supervising principal for the
government schools in Maui, will leave
for the Valley Island on August %. Mr..
Raymond will make his official home in
Waikiki. !
In the presence Of limited number Of
intimate friends, Luis Fuentas and Miss
Nancy Oneha were married on Saturday
by Rev. Father Ulrich Taube, pastor of
the Catholic Church of st. Anthony,
Kalihi kai. The witnesses were Pauline
Fuentas and Rosaline Diamond. .flI
Miss l.. Merchant and Miss B. Ly-i
cett will return on the next Matsonia
after spending four months in San
Francisco and the East motoring across
the continent and through Yellowstone
Park with party of friends. i.#& q.
Carl s. Carlsmith, well known Hilo
lawyer, arrived in the Mauna Kea yes
terday morning from the Big Island
and expects to remain in Honolulu
week or so. Mr.. Carlsmith is guest
at the Alexander Young Hotel. @
Andrew V. Hogan, clerk of Circuit
Judge Kemp's court, returned in the
Mauna Kea yesterday morning from
two weeks vacation spent in Hilo and
the Volcano of Kilauea. He reports
the volcano to be exceedingly active
Robert +. Mute of this city receiv-
ed word yesterday of the. death in
San Francisco on August rof his
mother, Mrs. Laura l.. Mute, at the age
of sixty.three years, Both her hus,
band and her father died at the same