The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-06-27

sentative NJ. G. Paschoal, arrived from
Honolulu this morning.
Captain Louis Self OF the Kiiauea
and Mrs. Self are happy parents Of
a son, born on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Bridgford
spent Saturday night at the Macfar.
lane home in Kula.
Mrs. Joseph H. Gray will return to
Waikiki this afternoon after three
weeks spent at Waiakoa.
Mrs. E. z. Pleasant went to Homo
lulu Saturday night, Rev. z. E. Pleas
ant following last night.
Miss May Cornwell and Ralph Corn
well we're passengers to leave the XII
lauea at Lahaina last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis A. Soares and
daughter were arrivals from Honolu-
lu on the Kilauea this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Lake gave a
birthday dinner last evening for their
adopted son Bully" stephen Lake.
Mrs. George II. DeKay and Miss De
Kay have said au revoir to Maui and
sailed for Honolulu Saturday night.
Z d. Baldwin returned this morn
ing from Honolulu where he has been
since the marriage of his daughter.
Lowell Dillingham;, oldest son Of
Waite. Dillingham;, is here from llo-
nolalu and registered at the Grand
NJ. and Mrs. Stephen Lake and lam
iiy left for Hama this morning and
win spend their vacation at kipahulu.
Mrs. Jos. Ordcnstein was an early
arrival for the FOgesters' convention
and Make Happy, arriving this morn
ing ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Bridgford
spent Saturday night with Mrs. BridG-
ford's sister, Miss Macfarlane at
Kula.
p. H. Ross of the Insurance de
partment of the Bank of Maui re-
turned Saturday from a vacation trip
to the mainland.
DR.. George S. Aiken returned from
Honolulu today and went to his Paia
office. lie will be back at his Wal
luku office Monday.
+. p. Rosecrans, manager of the
Paia Store, has been attending the
Shriner celebrations in Honolulu and
returned this morning.
Mrs. w. f. Crockett is in Wailuku
where she has been confined to the
house by an attack of flu, she expects
to be out in a few days.
Miss Margaret Thorson neice of
Mrs. E. Daniels returned from Homo
lulu and will spend the summer vaca-
ton with her aunt in Lahaina.
Mrs. j. H. Nelson and her daughter
Eileen, leave Saturday night for Ho-
nolulu where she will visit her sister
Mrs. H. Wiley for a couple of weeks.
Mrs. Sol. Aikau and both daughters,
Margaret and Emily, are to spend
their summer vacation at the home of
their grandmother, Mrs, X. Kalama of
Hama.
Miss Paahaua Daniels daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Daniels OF Lahaina
has returned from Honolulu where
she has been attending Sacred Hearts
Convent.
A Miss Marguerite Lake of Waikiki
and Miss Elizabeth Cup Choy of Ma
kawao returned from the Sacred
Heart Academy, for the vacation per-
iod, on Saturday.
Frank Hohlweg, formerly manager of
the Auto Top Shop, is Tegaining his
health at Kula and has gained in
weight about ten pounds since he
went up the mountain.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Brown and Mrs.
d. T.. Carey will spend the first Two
weeks of July at Miss Macfarlane's
cottage on the mountain and Mr.. Ca
rey expects to go up for week ends.
John MacLaren, head bookkeeper
Maui Agricultural Co, with his family
and his mother, left Saturday night
for Hilo where they will spend a
week visiting friends and take in the
Volcano.
Miss Emmsley and Mrs. Hee teach
ers of Halehaku school left Saturday
for Honolulu. Mrs. Hee will lot re-
turn as her husband is in business in
town. Miss Emmsley will take a
special course in handwork at the
Summer School.