The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-05-23
Personal Mention


Worth o Aiken is in Honolulu on
a business trip.
Mrs. NJ. R. Colburn returned to
Kahului this morning.
DR.. George S. Aiken has some to his
Paia office for this week.
Miss Maggie Rodrigues returned
from Honolulu Saturday.
J. T. Munro was an arrival at La
haina on the Kilauea last night.
d. Fl. Case will go to Honolulu
Wednesday night on the Kilauea.
Mrs. j. N. Cambria was a Kilauea
passenger to Kahului this morning.
Mrs. David Wadsworth spent the
week end with Mrs. Worth O.. Aiken.
John Fassoth returned from Homo
lulu to Kipahulu on the Kilauea to-
day.
Mrs. Marion Drake spent Sunday al.
me Worth Aiken home, W the noun
tain.
J. c. Blair, manager Of Maui Flee
tllc Co, is in Honolulu on q business
trip. o
Eugene Murphy returned this morn
ing from a trip to Honolulu on legal
business.
d. c. Lindsay left for a brief bust
ness visit in Honolulu on last night
Mauna Kea.
Misses A. and NJ. DoRego were
passengers IN the Kilauea to Kahului
this morning.
E. X. Beyins retutatl from IN out
ing trip along the Eona coast of la
waii Saturday.
5. f. kalama retu,ned home Satur-
day after an enjoyable fishing trip off
the Big Island Coast.
Hoon Wo Wong of the Haiku Fruit
n Packing Co., ratC,TCd hone Satur
day night after a week in Honolulu.
Lady Macfarlane has returned TO
Kula after a visit to her sister Mrs.
Russell Bridgeford at the Grand
Hotel.
Miss Marion Morse, county libra.
rian, went to Hama this morning for
the purpose of establishing library
branches.
Msr Edward B. Blanchard, formerly
of Maui, is reported as recovering at
Trippler Hospital from an attack of
influenza.
Mrs. st. John Gilbert and little son
of Honolulu returned this morning
and expect to make a protracted stay
Mrs. Gilbert is stopping at the Grand.
Miss Katherine Mccarthy return
ed to Honolulu last night. She had
intended leaving Saturday but pro
longed her stay to make a trip up
the mountain.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. X. Mahelona of
kahului welcomed the arrival of their
hrst child, a daughter, on Monday.
MRS. Mahelona before marriage was
Rebecca X. Holau.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Tobriner are re-
rpIN1np rpa -
OIL thelr first child. Mr.. Tobriner is
one OF the best known travelling men
OF Honolulu who visits Maui.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. B. Mckenzie are
happy parents and are receiving con.
g~ratulations on the advent of Master
James Alexander Mackenzie who ar
rived on Saturday at The Paia hosri-
tai.
Rev. T. Okumura and his son II
Okumura were guests of honor at a
dinner at the Grand Hotel Friday
night given by Japanese who are in
terested in the Americanization work
on which the Okumuras have come
TO Maui. n. X. Otsuka acted as
master of ceremonies.
Miss Armin Won Tempsky left for
Honolulu and the mainland on the
Wilhelmina Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Phelps of La
hama will leave for the mainland
early in June on a vacation trip.
Miss Margaret Gertz of Honolulu ar
rived on Maui by the Kilauea this
morning to visit with her sister, Mrs.
Dick P. Harris.
Hiram C. Long, representing Ar
mour and Company arrived by the XII
lauea this morning and is a guest of
the Waikiki Hotel.
Misses Eleanor and NJ. Wits arriv-
ed on the Kilauea this morning and
are taking the place of Misses Irene
Sark n Maja Hassell as nurses at
Puunene.
Deputy Sheriff George Cummings is
back at work n more after a long
siege with his leg, incurred a number
of years ago.
Mrs. Angus McPhee entertained at
her home in Ulupalakua on Saturday
afternoon at what is said to have been
one of the polliest affairs Of the sea
son.
Manager and Mrs. Alexander Valen-
tine of the Olowalu plantation took
the Mauna Kea to Honolulu last night
en- route TO Great Britain where they
will spend a four months vacation.
DR.. Edna NJ. Greenwood and her sis
ter, Miss Jesse R Greenwood, head of
the University of California hospital,
who have been guests of the Waikiki
Hotel for some days past returned to
Honolulu last night en- route to the
Bay City. During their stay on Maui
they visited the crater of Haleakala
and many other points of interest.
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Woman's Club-If by chance any
member of the club failed to receive
a notice of the luncheon which is to
be held June 9rd, let them not fail
to attend forwant of notice. Simply