The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-06-03
PERSONAL MENTION

DR.. w. ID. Baldwin left for Homo
lulu Saturday evening.
Miss Winnifred Weddick spent last
week end in Honolulu.
Miss Ellen Copp returned Tuesday
morning from Honolulu.
Miss Althea Case arrived this morn
ing to visit her parents.
Miss Thelma Boyum spent the
week end and holiday in Honolulu.
a. Enos was a passenger to depart
for Honolulu Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Dowsett of Ho-
nolulu have been visiting friends on
Maui.
Miss Lois Murdoch returned Tues
day from a few days visit in Homo
lulu.
Mrs. Harold w. Rice is expecting
to sail for the mainland on the July
Maui.
A. l.. Amesbury of the Hawaiian
Art Company is in Hama on a bust
ness trip.
Miss Lucy Hale assumed her posi-
ton with Maui Electric Company
Tuesday.
Miss DOlOIlS LIluSdy CANT ONSI
from Honolulu Saturday to spend the
week end at home.
Miss A. Won Tempsky has return
ed to her home in Makawao after a
visit to Honolulu.
Mrs. Ralph Wilson recently sus-
tanned a painful cut over the eye
while playing tennis.
Miss Betty Wrobleski was a depart
ing passenger from Kahului on We'd
nesday's Kilauea.
H. S. Bush returned from Homo
luiu Tuesday and is closing up bust
ness affairs on Maui.
j. a. Glib, chief engineer of Wal
luKu Plantation is about again after
a brief attack of grippe.
st. Claire Tate returned Wednes-
DAY from Honolulu where he attend
ed the swimming meet.
w. o. Smith returned to Honolulu
Wednesday after a visit of about a
week with his Maui relatives.
r. c. Bowman, director OF vocation
al training, received on Monday the
sad news of the death OF his father.
Miss Gladys Meinecke returned
NSA OA la 1O AAOLA iioAO
lulu where she spent the week end.
Miss Ruth Parker is home from her
vacation and resumed her duties in
the county attorneys office on Thurs
day.
II. S. Bush closed up his business
affairs in Maui the first part of the
week and left for Honolulu Wednes-
day.
Miss Rose and Miss Mary Pomba
are leaving for Honolulu tonight on
the Kilauea on a visit to the metro
polls.
Mrs. H. S. Bush and children left
for Honolulu where they will make
their home, departing on Saturdays
Kilauea.
Frank Lufkin of the Lahaina
branch of the Bank of Maui return
ed Tuesday from a short visit to Ho-
nolulu.
w. ii. Pop" Hutton finds recovery
from his recent operation to be slow.
He went to Lahaina Wednesday for
" ulessihs' 4z4ix
Miss Ethel Collins of Maunaolu
Seminary left for the Coast Monday
evening, called away by the serious
illness of her father.
A. j. Silva of Maui News mechani-
cal force, Mrs. Silva and baby return
ed Tuesday after a brief visit with
relatives in Honolulu.
Miss Emily Rodrigues went to Ho.
nolulu Saturday evening to attend the
recital her sister, Miss Eva Rodri-
CUES, was to give this week.
A. w. Collins, manager Of Pioneer
Mill Company, suffered a painful at
tack of sciataca while over from La
hama last Saturday afternoon.
MI. and Mrs. Ralph Wilson expect
to leave for the mainland about the
middle of the month for a vacation
trip of two or three months.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Phillips of
Keahua are the proud and happy
parents of a son, born May 20, and
named James McLeish Phillips.
j. c. Blair, manager of Maui Elec.
trio Company is in Paia Hospital a
sufferer from acute stomach trouble,
Mr.. Blair was taken seriously i'll Mon,
day.
Miss NJ. ]. Neary was a returning
passenger on Tuesday mornings XII
iouSoJ reaching llOLie III Illne 10 re
sumo her school work at the Higl
School.
Fred f. Havaland has come over
from Honolulu to take charge of the
Won Hamm-Young, establishment here
during the absence of Ralph Wilson
He arrived yesterday.
Mrs. Dorothy Mayo one of the new
er teachers at Kamehameha III schoo
spent the week end and Memoria
Day with Miss Kassarian in a cottag,
at Waihee beach.
Miss Eva Rodrigues, expected
home from Honolulu soon, sang two
groups of songs at Mrs. Eleanor Haz
card Peaccock's at home THURSDAY
evening of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B.. o. Wist will spenC
their vacation on the mainland. Mr.
Wist has secured leave of absenc,
and will lnaun CphanI xrorIr eIn,4I.