The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-09-27
PERSONALS

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c. M. Kluegel, civil engineer, return
ed from business trip to Hawaii yes
terday.
Harry Stinson, formerly manager Of
the Young Hotel, is working in one Of
the Pacific Coast shipyards.
Paul Steel, formerly associate secre
tary Of the Y. M. @. A., is now engaged
in educational work at schofield Bar
racks.
A. +. Larimer, formerly general sec
retary Of the Honolulu Y. M. O. A..
has left Camp Kerney whSre he has
been stationed some time, and is now
at an eastern en6amPtnent. =, sai;s =
> Eugene Murphy, Democratic eandi,
date for the senate from Maui, was an
arrival with Mrs. Murphy yesterday
morning from the Valley Isle. Mr.. and
Mrs. Murphy are guests at the Young
Hotel.
DR.. G. Mito, a Japanese physician
who passed the medical examination
lately, is a son Of Doctor Takeda Of
Honokaa, Hawaii. He is a graduate
of the Medical College OF the Kiushu
University Of Japan. i5....
August Humburg, former manager
Of tho merchandise department Of
Hackfeld and Co., has disposed of his
home here and win leave for the main,
land shortly.
James A. Kennedy, president Of the
Inter. Island Steamship Co., underwent
a successful operation for appendicitis
at the Queens Hospital recently and
is now on the road to recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl E. Basler Of this
city welcomed yesterday the arrival of
a son, who has been named Clinton
Briggs, after his grandfather, Clinton
Briggs Ripley of Ripley q Davis, archi-
tects. Mr.. Basler is with the Water
house Outfitting Company.
Rev. T. Hori, pastor Of the Japanese
Church, on the corner Of Nuuanu and
Kukui Streets, has left for Kauai.
While on the Garden Island he will
speak for the Fourth Liberty Loan
at Lihue, Hanapepe, Waimea and Ko.
loa. He will return here first Of Oc.
tober.
A. F. Knudsen of Kauai is a guest
at the Young Hotel.
Major H. Patrick Milligan, Fourth
Cavalry, has taken apartments at the
Young Hoted.
w. A. Ramsay, consulting engineer
of Cation, Nein & Company, is to 20 to
the Orient soon.
John Edgar, a San Francisco mer-
chant who has been touring the Far
East, is a guest at the Young Hotel.
1t is rumored in army circles that
Maj. r. o. Edwards, commanding Fort
Ruger has been promoted to the next
grade.
Z. A. Berndt, manager Of Williams,
Diamond q Company, has managed to
secure steamer passage to the mainland.
He is to leave for the Coast soOp$
Renton Hind, who has been appointed
supervising engineer for the Welch.
Fairchilds interests in the Philippines,
is to leave for his new post soon.
Count J. H. van den Bosch, a mem
Der of the Dutch family which owns the
Netherlands Royal anil line, is a Homo
lulu visitor. He is on his way to Ba.
tavia.
Mrs. s. Morris, wife of the American
ambassador to Japan, who came to Ho-
nolulu to enter her twelve year old son
in Punahou Academy, is to leave for
the Orient soon.
Captain Edward Comegys, quarter,
master corps, received orders from the
war department yesterday to report at
Hoboken, New Jersey, for assignment.
He is relieved here Of duty with the
quartermaster department.
Colonel Girard, United States army,
whose death on the mainland was re,
ported in The Advertiser yesterday,
was the father Of Mrs F. Klamp, long
a resident of Honolulu, and living in
San Francisco.
Iwanaga, who had recently resigned
vice presidency of the Japanese Char.
ity Association of Hawaii as we'll as
vice presidency of the local Japanese
chamber Of commerse, will leave soon
for Japan indefinitely. He will be ae,
cOmpanied by his family.
Attorney General Harry Irwin is
drawing up a lease of Washington
Place for Governor C. J. Mccarthy.
1t is to be provided in the lease that
it may be terminated at any time the
territorial government decides to pur-
chase the property.