The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-04-23
PERSONAL MENTION

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Kea on Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Penhallow re-
turned on Tuesday morning from a
short visit to Honolulu.
Miss Gussie Silva returned home
last Saturday after visiting friends in
Honolulu for several weeks.
Mrs. Reynolds of Southern Califor-
MIA, is the guest of her daughter Mrs.
II. B. Penhallow, in Waikiki.
Enrol Won Temsky returned to Ho.
nolulu on Monday night to resume his
studies after the spring vacation.
Miss Rebecca Akana, of the health
department, departed yesterday for
Molokai for a few days inspection trip.
Chairman San Kalama, of the board
of supervisors, was among the visit
Ors to the centennial in Honolulu last
week.
Mrs. T. A. Brown, of Waikiki, re-
turned home by the Claudine IN Tues
day from attending the centennial in
Honolulu.
H. S. Bush, the Schuman Carriage
Co., representative on Maui, went to
Honolulu on Wednesday on a short
business trip.
T. NJ. Church, head of the merchan-
disc department of Alexander & Bald
win, is on Maui from Honolulu this
week on business.
Bernard Froiseth, secretary of the
fire underwriters association of Ho-
nolulu, was a business visitor to Maui
the first of this week.
William Buck, the local plumber, is
expected to return tomorrow by the
Lurline after a several weeks vaca-
ton spent on the Coast.
Mrs. w. H. Field and daughters,
who attended y'he centennial celebra-
ton in Hone .Iu this week, returned
home on Tuesdays Claudine.
Mrs. Horace Grey, of Boston, Mass,
is a prominent tourist who is spend
ing some time on Maui. She is a
guest at the Grand Hotel.
Hon. w. o. Smith, of Honolulu, was
a business visitor to Maui last Satur-
day, coming up in the morning and
returning the same evening.
Mrs. Cyril Hoogs, of Honolulu,
who has been the guest of the James
Gibbs at Waikiki. for some time,
returned home O. 7day.
Louis Disteli, manage E the Wal
luku branch of the MAUI M Goods
e Grocery Co., Wen to Honolulu on
Monday night on a business trip.
II. st. C. TAFT, Maui deputy of the
U. S. Internal Revenue office, was a
passenger to Honolulu last Friday
night on a few days business trip. ,
f. H. Locey, local manager of the
Royal Hawaiian Sales Co., is return
ing tomorrow from a two months trip
to the coast on business and pleasure.
Charles Mel; manager of the Pau
wela Pineapple Co., who has been on
coast for some weeks on a bust
ness trip, returned this week by the
Lurline.
Mrs. Dan T. Carey who has been =,
n Honolulu for the past two weeks !
attending the centennial and visiting
is expected home tomorrow |
morning. t
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Aiken, of Ma (
returned home on Wednesday +
evening after spending 10 days in
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friends. |
Mrs. James Love, who has been the V
guest of Mrs. Frank Hoogs, at Wal
for the past several weeks will .
return to her home in Honolulu by =
he Lurline next Sunday. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hutchins, of
l245 Elm street, Honolulu, but form I
,rly of Kuiaha, Maui, welcomed at the l
kapiolani maternity home last week
arrival of a daughter who hae U
named Helen Bertha. y
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Livingston,
If Honolulu, after spending a weeks 9
on their Kuiaha homestead, 8
on Wednesday for a week at Y
he Volcano before returning home. Y
Mrs. T. B. Linton, president of the L
Noman's Club, who with Mrs. w. A. :,
Baldwin represented that organization =
It the missionary centennial in Homo
ulu last week, returned A0me last
Saturday. q
Mrs. A. G. NJ. Robertsc' .ident '
If the Outdoor Circ1e, a prominent Y
yomen's organization of Honolulu, i
has accepted an invitation to be the
guest of the Maui Woman's Club and k
o address that organization at its I
Nay meeting. b
Miss Gussie Silva Of Maui, former q
at the Academy of the Sacred n
Heart, Kaimuki and Robert H. Thomas I
If Theo. II. Davies & Co, Hilo will y
re married in June, according to an V
l~ounceinent made by the parents of
he Observation-Disclosures. f
Miss Louise Gardner, of San Fran t
'isco, arrived this week by the Lur- a
inc TO accept a position with the
Alexander House Settlement as steno- h
She was lately connected A
With the Mccain Advertising Co., of
california, and is a niece of Mrs. viii. =,
|, Cooper, of Waikiki, y
Manuel Oliveira, a Waikiki boy, a
me time an employee OF the Maui r.
publishing Co., but for a year or more !,
n the U. S. navy, has been heard \
rom by friends this week. At the q
ime he wrote he was at Colon, Pana-