The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-05
PERSONALS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joel G. Cohen departed
in the ManOa for San Francisco yes
terday. -
Doctor and Mrs. c. Kelleu we're pas.
sengers in the President for the main.
land yesterday.
Paul Jarrett has. been named by Tax
Assessor Charles T. Wilder as chief
deputy, succeeding A. w. Nicely.
Mrs. Brooks Snyder, who was recent.
ly seriously i'll, has recovered her health
and expects to be able to return to her
business the early part Of the week.
Among outgoing passengers yester.
day were Mr.. and Mrs. George b. Cur.
tbs, who left on the Manoa for an In.
definite stay on the mainland.
0. OkamotO, who has been on the
editorial staff of the Hawaii Shinpo,
left yesterday for Hilo, where he will
be connected with one of the Hilo ia
panese newspapers.
Miss Leonofa Anderson, physical al.
rector of the Y. W. G. A., who was
operated on some time ago, 10 recover.
ing and is expected to be able to leave
the Queen 5 Hospital in a few days.
Mrs. Ella Wynne and child Of Fresno,
California, who have been visiting in
Honolulu for the past month, left yes
terday on the Mauna Kea for visit
of several weeks to the Island of Ha.
wall and'the Volcano. y
James Brown, the local contractor,
has left Honolulu for Camp Meade,
Maryland, to join the Twenty.eighth
Engineers. This unit is composed Of
men beyond the draft age, and inSlnhes
rock blasters, construction men and
stone workers.
F.. s. Aldrich, manager of the Con
sOlidated Oil Investment Company, left
for San Francisco yesterday. He will
be gone about two months, during
which time he will select property
which has been taken over by Homo.
lulu stoc kholders.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Miller, of $50
Captain Cook Avenue, Auwaiolimu, an.
nOunce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Miss Hazel g. Cunningham, to F.
J. Maser. The wedding will take place
shortly. Mr.. Maser is connected with
the local federal immigration depart
ment
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford 4. Klemme,
who spent their honeymoon in HilO
and at the Crater Hotel, Kilauea, re-
turned in the Mauna Kea on Saturday
morning from the Big Island and are
making their home at the residence of
j.. V. Fernandes, father of Mrs.
Klemme, KapiOlani and Knau Streets.
Major H. C. Pratt, formerly a cap.
tain IN the Fourth Cavalry, who mar
rIPd Miss Sadie Murray, a daughter Of
Major General Murray, U. s. A., is now
commanding officer of the new aviation
training field at Brooksfield, six miles
south of San Antonio, Texas. The or
ganization of the camp and the train
ing of the instructors will be under
him. 49,.
civ H. p, Age, direotor oh the astpr
planters experiment station, debaftAd
by the steamer Claudine yesterday for
Maui on a business trip. While on the
Valley Island he will confer with Har-
old Rice concerning plans for the terri
torial fair. Both are members Of the
fair commission and are deeply inter
ested in the agricultural division of the
celebration.
Mrs. George II. ,Bixby of Long
Beach, accompanied by Miss Ivy Kings
bury of Los Angeles, passed through
Honolulu yesterday enroute to Japan,
and during their stay here were enter
tanned by Miss Ivy Kingsbury, ut the
Colonial Hotel. Mrs. Bixby is one of
the wealthiest of the Long Beach resi-
dents, and her home is one of the show
places at the wintering resort.
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