The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1919-08-12
Personals

tains her position as supervising
principal for Kauai schools.
Mr. Clearwater arrived Friday
to join his wife and her relatives
at the Valley House.
NJ. X. Aguiar, ID. Prigge of Ka-
paa, returned on the Kinau Fri
day.
"King" Baggett made few
days business stay in Honolulu
last week.
Miss Hilda Won Holt was Il de
parting passenger on the Kinau
Tuesday last for Honolulu.
Miss Katherine Won Holt, who
spent ten days as the guest of the
Faye young folks. left for Homo
lulu on the Kinau Saturday.
Fayes.
Mr.. Henry Santos was a re
turning passenger on the Kinau
this morning.
Miss Janet Hastie of Eleele
and her sister Mrs. Galusha left
for Honolulu on the Kinau Sat
urday.
Judge Alexander Lindsay and
Mr.. G. NJ. Cooke arrived on the
kinau Friday. They are spend
ing some time at Kokee with the
Fayes.
Mrs. G. III. Wilcox entertained
a party of young people at Wal
ohai last eveniug-a swim follow
ed by supper on the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindemann who
for some months past have been
living at the Lihue Hotel, left for
Honolulu last Saturday to stay
at the CORTLAND Indefinitely.
Master Alex Glade of Oakland.
a brother of Mrs. Sinclair Robin
son, who has been visiting his sis
ter in Makaweli. returned to Ho-
nolulu Tuesday last.
Nine Tenichi. Oriental Magic
ienne and Shonan Yokoi. dare
devil bicycle rider are on Kauai.
These people are said to be high
class artists and well worth going
to see.
Mr.. Il. l.. Rice returned Friday
morning from Honolulu whittier
he went as attorney for Mrs.
Burke to appear before the ses-
sion of the commissioners of edu-
cation.
Lee Waterhouse, Patty and
Elizabeth WaterhOuSe, after hav-
ing spent most enjoyable month
with Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Wilcox,
returned to their home in Honolu-
In Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Grote enter.
tained ii half dozen young folks
from Lihue at her beach place at
WaiOhai Sunday evening. All
went for a swim after which they
ate a delicious cold supper and
enjoyed the moonlight.
Mr.. Eric Knudsen was a re.
turning passenger Friday morn
ing on the Kinau. He returned
still commissioner of education for
Kauai, having been reappointed
by Gov. Mccarthy while in Homo
lulu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winters, for long
years residents of Lihue left with
their family Saturday for their
new home in Honolulu. Mr.. Win
terS has accepted Il position with
Cation Neil x Co. They leave a
large circle of friends on Kauai.
The Misses Edith and Juliet
Rice and Miss Adelung leave on
the kinau today for Honolulu, to
Join Mrs. &. \. Rice who went up
some days ago. Miss Juliet Rice
and Miss Adelung go on up to
Hawaii for a brief visit to the
Volcano region.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Rice went
to kipukai Saturday last, taking
with them "A happy band of young
folk. Eleanor, Leilani and Anna
Scott, Paul and Richard Rice
Richard Kimball and Homer Lyd
gate were of the party. They
spent several days at Kipukai.
Master Clarence Cooke, while
playing polo at Kapaa last Sat
urday, was kicked on the shin by d
fractiuouS horse. He was brought
over to Lihue and taken to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Rice
.Ir. where he is being cared for
An y ray examination shows {
slight fracture of the hone anC
his leg has been put in a plaster
cast. 1t is fortunately nOthin.
really serious, tho painful, anC