The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-01-10
Personal Mention

VI Iva hdNC Dtth NloAlllS hOl
mother, Mrs. H. p. Baldwin for some
time, returned to Honolulu last Satur-
day.
L. o Tempsky, of Makawao, was
a visitor in Honolulu the first of this
week.
County Sheriff Glen Crowell was a
Honolulu visitor this week.
Miss Margaret McCubbin, of Laha.
ina, returned to Honolulu, last Friday
night to resume her studies at the
Priory.
Mrs. George S. Raymond returned
to Honolulu last Saturday to rejoin her
husband, Lieut.. Raymond, at Schoheld
Barracks. She spent the Christmas
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Copp, of Kula.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mulleitner,
and two children, Of Lahaina, were
passengers to Honolulu last Saturday.
Miss Abbie Dow of Maui spent the
Christmas holidays as the house
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Logan.
Observation-Disclosures.
On Wednesday evening Lieut.. and
Mrs. William Engle were host and
hostess for a pretty dinner at their
quarters in the End Hawaiian Infan-
try cantonment. Poinsettias formed a
much admired centerpiece for the
table. Each guests place was marked
with hand painted place cards to
match. The guests for this charming
dinner were Capt. and Mrs. William
Chillingworth, Mr.. and Mrs. H. e. Saw
age, Mr.. and Mrs. William Cameron
of Honolulu and Miss Charlotte Pow
ers.-Star-Bulletin.
Mrs. Cameron of Honolulu was the
week end guest Of Lieutenant and
Mrs. William Engle at their quarters
in the End Hawaiian Infantry canton
ment.-Star-Bulletin.
Chaplain and Mrs. Bodel entertain
ed with an informal dinner on Mon
day evening at their quarters in the
End Hawaiian Infantry. Capt. and
Mrs. Frederick Cloves were the fav-
ored guests.-Star-Bulletin.
Maj. H. Gooding Field. in charge of
draft activities for the Territory, has
been granted a leave of absence for
three weeks and will make a trip to
the Coast and back as 6 rest.-Adver-
tiser.
John Cannon, manager OF the Laha-
ina Stare, was a visitor to Honolulu
this week on business.
Hamilton McCubbin, superintendent
of the Pioneer Mill Company, and
one of the best known mill engineers
in he Islands, expects to leave soon
for the Philippines where he will have
charge of the construction Of some
new sugar mills to be built there by
Cation, Neill G. Company.
The Rev. Charles Villiers returned
home on Wednesday evening from Ho-
nolulu where he was called last Sa-
turday on business.
Rev. and Mrs. r. B. Dodge, of the
Waikiki Union Church, were in Ho-
nolulu this week attending a meeting
OF the Hawaiian Board. They were
guests while in the city of President
and Mrs. e. c. Webster, of Kameha-
meha Schools.
Il. *. Meyers, manager of the Home
insurance Company, who came over
on Monday evening in connection with
the settlement of the claims against
his company on account of the Laha-
ina fire, returned to Honolulu on Wed
nesday evening.
Bernard Froiseth, adjuster of the
board of fire underwriters, of Homo
lulu, and James S. White, Jr., of the
insurance department of the Hawaiian
Trust Co, has been on Maui all week
settling up the insurance claims on
account of the Lahaina fire.
Mrs. j. r. Paris of Kahului will
leave tomorrow for the mainland for
a several weeks visit. She expects to
be nome again the latter part of Feb
ruary.
w. T. Robinson returned on Wed.
nesday evening from Honolulu where
he spent the holidays with his family
Guy S. Goodness of Ulupalakua, re.
turned home last Saturday after
spending the holidays in Honolulu.
Miss Karine Wilbur returned to
Honolulu last Saturday to resume her
studies at the Mckinley High School.
She spent the holidays with her par.
ents, Mr., and Mrs. George Wilbur, of
Waikapu.
Miss Ruth Whitehead, after spend
ing the Christmas holidays with her
family, has resumed her studies al
the pTiOrV HOnolulu