The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-01-23
PERSONAL MENTION

returned HON last Saturday night
after several days in Honolulu attend
ing a conference of branch managers
of the firm from the several islands.
Mrs. c. j.. Bridgeford entertained at
her home January 10th with a bridge
party in honor of Mrs. Jack London,
who returned from Maui. The affair
was a delightful one. The afternoon
vas spent in cards and afternoon tea.
-Hilo Tribune.
Regular service in the Waikiki
Union Church Sunday evening at 1870
o'clock. The subject will be "Nicode-
mus and Jesus"
H. p. Taylor and wife, of Exeter,
Cal, were visitors to Maui for several
days this week, returning to Homo
lulu on Wednesday evening. They are
spending a vacation in the Islands.
The visitors brought a letter of in
PRODUCTION from d. j. Whitney, a form
er Maui resident, to his uncle, Judge
w. A. Mckay, who entertained them
during their stay here.
Nj. and Mrs. r.. J.. Vilim, who have
been residents of Waikiki for the past
year, departed by the Claudine on
Wednesday for Honolulu from whence
they will leave shortly for the Philip
pines where Mr.. Vilim will conduct an
automobile enterprise.
Mrs. Henry Streubeck returned on
the Claudine on Tuesday from Homo
lulu where she had been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. L.. ID. Timmons. She
was accompanied by Mrs. Timmons
and infant daughter who will visit in
Waikiki for some time.
Miss Mary Lindsay, of Paia, return
ed this week from Honolulu where
she made a short visit.
Superintendent Vaughan MacCaug-
hey, of the department of public in
struction, returned to Honolulu by
Monday nights Mauna Kea after a
week spent in visiting east Maui
schools, including those as far as Kau-
pc and Kipahulu. He reports that
most of these schools are doing good
work considering the ~handicaps of
isolation under which they IL work.
w. c. Avery, secretary OF the terri
torial farm loan board, returned to
Honolulu last Monday night after a
week spent IN Maui explaining the
workings of the farm loans act to
the farmers of Maui.
Miss Rose Cummings arrived home
on Wednesday evening from Honolulu
for a short visit before going to the
Parker ranch on Hawaii where she
has accepted a position as nurse. She
has been working in Honolulu for
some time past.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Baldwin, of
Puunne, and two sons expect to leave
in a few weeks for a 8 months vaca-
ton On the coast.
Miss Wilcox, daughter of County
Auditor Charles Wilcox, is home from
Honolulu for a short visit.
F. H. Locey, manager of the Maui
branch of the Royal Hawaiian Sales
Co, is in Honolulu on a business trip
this week.
John E. Cannon, manager of the La
haina Store, was a passenger to Ho-
nolulu by Monday nights Mauna Kea.
MIS-. d. H. Case, who has been visit
ing in Honolulu for the past several
months, returned home on Tuesday of
this week.
j.. d. McVeigh, superintendent at the
MOlokai settlement, was on Maui the
first of the week accompanying Pres
ident Trotter and Secretary Kirk B.
Porter, of the health board on a por-
ton of their inspection of Maui's
health conditions.
DR.. Trotter, president of the board
of health, and Kirk b. Porter, secret
airy of the board, returned to Honolulu
On Monday night after several days
spent on an inspection trip on this is
land.
Attorneys e. R. Bevins and f. Muir
ply were in Honolulu this week on
business connected with the supreme
court.
DR.. Gorge S. Aiken was a passenger
by the Mauna Kea last Friday night
to Honolulu on a short business trip.
A, w. Collins, manager of the
Pioneer Mill Co, was in Honolulu this
week attending the annual meeting of
his company, He was accompanied by
Mrs. Collins.
j. X. Kahookele, Of Wailuku was a
business visitor to Honolulu this week.
Charles r. Frazier, of the Charles r.
Frazier Co, wa "A visitor in Maui this
week.
f. H. Prosser, manager of the sales
department OF the Volcano Stables q
Transportation Co., of Hilo, was on