The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-23
PERSONALS

\. ~, lBuIk1n OF stnc f1Tet NhIionhl
Bank of Wailuku Is n visitor in the
city
President Paxson of the board Of
health is expected to return from Ma
nj this morning.
Mr.. J. +. Judge has sailed for bis
home in San Francisco, after a pleas
ant stay at the MoanaS
Charles A. Rice, former territorial
senator, who is again a Kauai candidate
| for the upper house, is a visitor in the
city.
w. T. Carbon and w. p. Thomas, of
the public utilities commits ission, return.
ed to Honolulu from Maui by the MaunR
Kea yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Howard were
returning passengers on the Interls-
land steamer MAuna Kea yesterday
from a visit in Hawaii.
II. Culman was a returning passen.
ger on the Mauna Kea yesterday from
the Island of Maui, where he was on
visit which combined business and
pleasure.
w H. Smith, who is chairman Of the
draft board in Hilo, arrived on the
Mauna Kea yesterday to attend a meet.
ing of the board of education, of which
he is a member.
James Yeaman, Of the Security Trust
Company of Hilo, was one Of the ar
rivals from the Crescent City on the
Inter-Island flagship Mauna Kea yes
terday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Bottomley and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Winstanley were
arrivals from Hawaii yesterday on the
steamer Mauna Kea. They had a sight
of the activities of the volcano while
over there.
Major O. J. Sheldon, Major G. L.
Converse and Captain A. c. COtchett
who have been visiting in Hilo and the
Military Camp at KCauea recently
returned to Honolulu on the Mauna KeO
yesterday.
G. N. =. Williams, Of T. H. Davies 4
Co., and Frank C. Atherton came back
from the Big Island yesterday, where
they had been on business trips, and
incidentally to see the volcano, which
is reported to be exceedingly active Al
|
Kirk B. Porter, secretary of the boarC
of health, returned yesterday from {
short business trip to Hilo. Presiden
Paxson will return tomorrow from
Maui, where he dropped of on hi
way back from Hilo yesterday morn
ing.
Jack Desha returned to Honolulu
from Hilo Yesterday morning from
, visit to his father and mother, Senate
, and Mrs =. J.. Desha. Mr.. Desha /
practising law in this city, but wa
formerly private secretary to Prime
| Kuhio as delegate to congress.
Col. John W. Heard is a guest at tn
Young Hotel.
!, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Crawford, o
.. . Lihup, Kauai, are guests at the Younl
Hotel.
. Judge Ashford, who spent a brie
vacation in Maui, is back from the Va
ley Islands.
Mrs. Sanford b. Dole is quite il
again and confined to her home i
Emma street.
Miss Mae Weir of the board Of healt
expects to return to her office dutie
today, after siege of the grippe.
President Paxson of the board O
health returned yesterday from a brie
tour of inspection on Hawaii and Mau
William b. Ferry, for many year
head of the Honolulu police motOrcyel
squad, has resigned his position on tn
n local force to accept an important an
lucrative position in the sporting gOoC
~ unn 4
: Mrs. Wilbur Rogers, wife of Lieutel
ant. Colonel Rogers who is now
France has been appointed visitor {
;hr Civilian Relief Department for Wa
le alua Mrs. Rogers, formerly Louis
N Churchill, - at present with her mot
!, rr, Mrs Minnie H. Churchill.
=, Dumont Maccone and James
Woolrway, two Honolulu youths wi
o have been employed by Castle l. Cook
n have left for San Francisco where the
will enlist in the navy. The two your
10 men went to the Coast to get into Il
u navy hcrruse they hope to get vi
- service sooner that way, than if the
> Joined at Pearl HarbOr.
}" Mrs Mabel Boshcr Scudder will 1
e, turn to Honolulu soon to enter up,
is her duties AS principal Of Kawaiah
It ~rmlnary She held the position un
l.. her marriage few years ago to Re
DR.. Dorcmus Scudder. They have sin
III been living in japan. Mrs. Scudd
will be accompanied here by her daug
ed ter, katherine. Doctor Scudder "
=. enter upon war work in Siberia.
x Ralph :. Johnstonr, of the intern
AT revenue brokerage firm of JOhnstO
"i and Cameron, will leave for TIN
a' months tour of the mainland short
no This will be Mr.. JohnstOne's first vi
" to the States in nineteen wears. NJ
y Johnstonc will accompany him.
Miss V. l.. NJ. Awana, Haiku, Ma
10 J. Mcinrrkc,' Of Paia, Maui, +. o. Be
10" and wife, of Wailuku and g. Evrett
- Hama are registered at the Young !
bo tel.