The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1920-08-03
Personals

Allen Wilcox came over from Town
by the Kinau this morning.
The Misses Lindsay, two sisters, of
Maui, are visiting friends in Makaweli.
D. kamaiopiI, wife and infant re-
turned from Honolulu this morning.
Captain Henderson, of the McBryde
baseball team is sporting a new Dodge
roadster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guyot, of Hanamaulu,
departed Saturday, enroute for their
home in Louisiana.
Miss Charming, head of Y. w. c. A.
work in Honolulu, departed by the XII
nau Saturday after several days spent
on Kauai in Y work.
w. C. Achi, Sr., returned to his home
in Honolulu Saturday after a short
visit with his son, Judge Achi, and
family, of Lihue.
w. F. sanborn and family will spend
several weeks at Kokee, where they
will occupy the Faye house. They will
go up tomorrow.
Miss Lydia Brodrero arrived last
week from the mainland to visit with
her relatives, Col Spalding and fam
lily, at the Valley House, Kealia.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Lydgate gave a luncheon
on Friday afternoon for Mrs. Kenneth
Brown and her mother, Mrs. L. S,
Mesick. There were six ladies all told
and they had a very nice time.
Jay Gould, of New York, came over
from Town by the Kinau this morning
and will spend some time with the
Coneys, to whom he is related by mar
riage.
A. 3. Corcoran, sales manager of
the Newton Auto Exchange, is still
busy selling Paige cars. He has placed
several and expects to place several
more before the end of the week.
Mrs. Dora isenberg returned from
the coast this morning, arriving here
by the Kinau. She was accompanied
by Miss Brewer. They have spent most
ho lt,.i hni he in, oil
fornia.
Mrs. Nicholson, of Japan, is visiting
DR.. and Mrs. Waterhouse of Koloa.
Mrs. Nicholson is sister of DR.. Wat
erhouse, who went to Japan several
years ago in missionary service, and
married there.
Mrs. r. D. Moler gave a tea last
Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Guyot, of Hanamaulu, and Mrs. Ken
meth Brown, of Honolulu. There were
sixteen ladies present and it was an
uncommonly successful and enjoyable
affair.
Manuel Teves, assistant bookkeeper
at Koloa plantation, received ship
ment last week, through Walter Elk
mud, of Cleveland touring car, Mr.
Teves is very much pleased with the
smooth operation of his purchase.
Mrs. Marion Drake, of the mail or.
der department of The Liberty House,
Honolulu, arrived by the Kinau last
Friday morning. Mrs. Drake is at
the Waimea Hotel at present, but will
be at the Lihue Hotel for few days
before her return to Honolulu.
Mrs. Broadbent, and her daughters,
Dora and Alice, left for the mainland
last Saturday. Dora is going to Co
lumbia University, New York, to con,
tinue her studies after year at the
University of Hawaii. Mrs. Broadbent
will probably go with her to see her
settled there. Dora gives promise of
brilliant attainments and her friends
are justified in expecting great things
of her.
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the third. Bun Hee doubled in the 4th
and when Madeiros booted Hoopiis
grounder, another run came in. Hoo
phi scored when the visitors infield
committed two more errors in an at
tempt to catch him mapping.
In the initial frame, walk field
er's choice and a timely single by
Henderson scored a run for the Eleele
boys. After that inning, they laid
down and did not wake up until the
ninth. Henderson was safe when King
dropped his liner. Spalding made No
Bryde's second safe hit of the day, and
Henderson scored on Kings high pes
to the plate. Comes grounded to Cum
mings, who heaved the pill over the
first baseman's head, and Spaldins
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