The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-07-02
PERSONALS

Mrs Fred w. Mckinney Of 3l65 Dia-
mond Head Avenue, Waikiki, win re-
turn this morning from two weeks
visit to friends in Kauai @gas1
W. O. Smith has been suffering for
several days with throat trouble, as
the result Of which he was unable 10
speak much above a whisper. .
F. J. Halton, secretary OF the Hawaii
Promotion Committee, returned yester-
day from Hilo, where he went to de.
liver "See Hawaii First" lecture.
C. W. rspitz, the NawiliwiR capital.
list, was an arrival yesterday at the
! Young, coming over to look after his
| business interests here. He will re-.
turn home this week,
4. A. Berndt, manager of W. W.
Dimond & Co., was taken III yesterday
and went home shortly after noon. His
trouble was a severe attack of sick
| headache.
Major Richard Oliver, who failed in
the final physical examination for serv.
ice with the national guard in the Oahu
barracks, arrived in Honolulu yester-
/ day, accompanied by Mrs. Oliver They
win make their home here in future.
Steiner NJ. Andersen, for the past
| few months connected with the bank.
ing house of Bishop & Co., has gone
to the Coast to answer the draft call,
he having registered in San Francisco.
Miss Julia Campbell, who has been
the stenographer for the Hawaii Promo
tion Committee for the past three years.
has resigned and will become a member
| Of the clerical staff of the First Nation.
al Bank tomorrow.
Misses L. J. Swift, NJ, Grace Wilson
and NJ. l.. Virgins, who have been
teaching at Puunene, Maui, have arriv-
ed at the Young Hotel on their way to
the Coast. They will probably not re-
turn to Island schools.
Mrs. H. H. Morehead, wife Of Col.
Harry Morehead, commander of the
First Hawaiian Infantry, arrived in
Honolulu, yesterday morning on the Ma.
una Kea from Hilo She comes here
to join her husband.
Mrs. Julia X. Seong will leave for
her home in Lahaina, Maui, today by
! the Mauna Rea, accompanied by her
daughters, the Misses Gertrude, and
Lucy Seong, the former being a member
| of the Territorial Normal and Training
School Class of 1918.
Miss Adelaide Fernandes of Maka-
well, Kauai, is leaving today in the
Kinau TO spend her school vacation at
home. She is accompanied by her
cousin Miss Caroline Irene Fernandes,
eldest daughter of J. V. Fernandes of
Fernandes aud Correa.
J. s. B. Mackenzie, for several years
manager Of the big Puunene store on
| Maui, paid a visit to old friends on Ha-
waii last week and has returned to Ka.
hului. He will leave in a few days to
try for the second time to reach the
battle front in France and do his
"bit'. On his first try he failed in
the physical examination.
q, 7. Greig, for many years head
bookkeeper FOR the Hawaiian Sugar CO.,
and family are in the city and will
make Honolulu their home in future.
Mr.. Greig, who was a National Guard
captain, volunteered for service in Eu-
rope and got as far as New York, but
failed in the very strict, final, physical
| examination.
NJ. H. DrummOnd, Territorial bank
examiner, will leave at this week end
to make his semi annual inspection of
| the books of the banks, trust compa-
MES and county auditors of the other
islands. He will start with Kona, 20.
ing thence to Hilo and will return via
Maui to Honolulu. Kauai will be visit
ed few days later.
Paul Loda, a businessman of Wailu.
ku, is guest at the Young Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. s. Smith of Haiku,
Maui, are registered at the Young Ho-
| tel.
Mrs. G. FinkbOner, clerk of the dis.
! trict court is in the Queen Hospital
where she will be operated upon.
Miss Ida Caro- and Miss Marie An
derson, school teachers from Paia,
Maui, are registered at the Young Ho-
| tel.
Rear Admiral r. NJ. Doyle, comman-
| dant at Pearl HarbOr, made a formal
call upoP Governor Mccarthy yester.
| day.
Col. f. H. W. Broadbent, of Kauai,
who had been in Honolulu several
weeks for surgical treatment, returned
home last night.
}. l.. Hjorth, first district magistrate
of Lihue, Kauai, who had been visiting
the city for several days, returned
home by last night s Kinau.
Miss Katherine U. Robins, who has
been assistant teacher at Keauhou, Ha
wall, f0r the past year, is spending
the summer vacation in Honolulu.
Miss Mary A. Born, principal of
Keauhop School arrived in the city last
Saturday and will spend her summer
vacation with her father, Peter Born,
of waikiki.
Miss Perl Mclean and Miss Myrl
Harvey, school teachers from Kala-
heO, Kauai, will spend their vacations
in Honolulu and have taken apart
meHtS at the Young Hotel.
NJ. II. Drummond, territorial bank
examiner, has left for the other islands
to make his semiannual examination
Of the books of the banks and trust
: companies of Maui and Hawaii
Miss HeIga Wickander, a teacher of
the Mckinley High School, will leave
shortly for the mainland where she will