The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-06-25
PERSONALS

bf. s. X. Lorigan, 4 physician Of San
Francisco, is aigliest at the Young Ho.
| tel. .....
j. c. Winstanley, a businessman from
| San Francisco is a guest at the Young
Hotel 30
Or, J. H. Raymond, Of Maui, arriv-
ed in the city yesterday and is guest
at the Young,
Joseph Meineeke, chief engineer Of
the Maui Agricultural Co., is a guest
at the Young.
Alexander Lindsay returned from a
hunting trip on Molokai yesterday by
the Mauna Kea.
Mrs. Cyril Hogs was a returning
passenger from the Coast on a recent
Honolulu bound steamer.
Mrs. +. H. Roberts, tourist from
Kansas City, Missouri, has taken APP
artments at the Young Hotel
D. +. Mooney, we'll known Hon oluiu
insurance man, returned from q bust.
ness trip to Hilo yesterday.
After a two months visit on the
mainland, Joel c. Cohen will return.
to Honolulu on the next steamer
Albert y. Lloyd returned from a
vacation trip to -Hilo and the Volcano
on the Mauna Kea yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs Irving Hurd, aecompa-
MED by their two children, returned
| from an extended visit to the main.
! land.
Henry W. Kinney, superintendent of
| public instruction, has returned from a
departmental tour of the Island of Ha>
! wai.
John l.. Fleming, president of the
James +. Morgan Co., Ltd, who has
been paying a business visit to Kauai,
will return at the middle of the week.
The enlightenment of Mrs. NJ. Schieber
to w. Carleton, both of Honolulu, was
announced to friends yesterday. The
wedding will take place shortly, it is
| believed.
Paul Steel, who will have important
work in connection with the summer
schools at the Y. NJ. c. A., expects to
leave at the end of the term for a trip
Of some length to Eastern States.
Mr.. and Mrs R. A. Wadsworth and
their daughter Miss Winnifred A.
WadswOrth, who is a member of the
Punahou Academy Glass of 1918, left in
the Claudine yesterday evening for
their home in Maui.
w. w. GoOdale and wife, of Waia-
lua, were in the city yesterday for the
Inauguration ceremonies James Ken
nedy, manager of the Waialua Plan.
tation store, and Mrs Kennedy, were
also here for the same purpose.
A
he combined business with pleasure,
Joel C. Cohen, president of the Homo
lulu Amusement Company has returned
to Honolulu. Mrs. Cohen will remain
in California for the Summer and re.
turn to Honolulu in the fall.
Ms. W H. Field of Wa;'uxu, who,
| with her children, is spending the sum
mer at their city residence, corner Col
lege and Hastings Streets, left yester
day for short visit to Maui, expect
ing to return by the first steamer after
tomorrow.
James NJ. Spalding, president, of the
MakeeH Sugar Co, and Rufus Spalding
who has charge of his fathers ex
tensive interests in California and Ore
EOn, with headquarters at Los Angeles,
have arrived from Kauai and are a.
the Young.
Herbert +. Hushaw of the Hawaiian
Sugar Factors Company has returned
from vacation trip spent in the Pa
cifc Coast. He went from Honolulu
with the Hawaiian and Aust ralian
swimmers to San Francisco and says
that the local mermen, particularly,
have more than made good on the Coast
Mrs. Mary Sterling, prominent Oak
land, California society woman, arrived
in Honolulu last week to spend the sum
ncr with her daughter and son-in- law
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Cunha. Mrs. Ster-
ling is the sister of the late Frank
c. Ravens, an Oakland capitalist and
real estate operator.
Word has been received of the birth
Of "A son, Robert sherman, to DR..
and Mrs. A. G. Schnack, in Cambridge,
Massachusetts Doctor Schnack, who is
a son of J. H. Schnack, a local real
estate man. and brother Of Attorney
F. Schnack, il first lieutenant in the
medical department at Camp Devens,
Massachusetts Mrs. Schnack is a
daughter Of Mrs. Ida Sherman, of Cam.
bridge, Massachusetts and direct dc.
! H'th'hht I'll meyer sherman, one OF tne
signrrs Of tn" Declaration of indie
prndrncr.
James b. Mann, an engineer with the
United States geological survey, has
been ordered TO report to Camp Lee,
Virginia, for active service with the
engineering corps of the United States
Army. Since being placed on the re,
serve list as "A first lieutenant, Mann
has been waiting for Il year and a half
for tn" call to active service. Lieu
tenant Mann is known on all the Isl,
ands of the group, where he has been in
charge Of engineering work for the
public works during the last three
wears,
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED
liN tn" Inter Island steamer MHuna kea
frtIu Inv Al md Liant