The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-06-07
OFF TO AMERICA.
Another Large Passenger List by the
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Among the passengers booked to g
/ by the Umatilla we note the following
Captain 7. II. Hebron, wife and son
( The Captain goes for the benefit OF hi,
/ health which, for sometime back, ha:
not been so good as could be wished.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Warehouse 90 tc
visit the Paris Exposition, where they
/ expect to meet their son J 7. Water
house, Jr. Mr.. Warehouse senior is a
veteran traveller, having, it is said
crossed the Atlantic sixty-four times.
Mrs Frank Eaton, has been on a visit
/ to the Hon. J. s. Walker and wife, and
now returns home to San Francisco.
DR.. 4. b. Carter and wife 20 TO New
York on a visit to relatives there.
Miss \. Peterson Will visit the Coast
for only q short time.
Miss Emma c. Smith, sister Of the
| Hon. w. .. Smith, goes East and VIII
be absent about year. X
The Hon. George II. Dole and wife
leave the Islands to reside permanently
at Riverside, Cal, where Mr.. Dole has
purchased an extensive orchard and
vineyard.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. S. Williams, mar
ried during the present week, 90 to
spend their honeymoon on the Coast.
Miss ). Y. Hopper, one OF the teachers
of KaWaiahaO Seminary, goes to enjoy
her vacation in America, and may go
East.
Z Miss Maggie Mcintyre, daughter Of
Captain A. Mcintyre a pilot OF this port,
Tyiar,l., IN, h.
absent two or three months.
\ Mrs. L. L. Winter goes to California
for recuperatiOn and change Of air. She
Will be absent several months.
Mrs. James Sutherland, who has been
ailing several months, goes to San Fran
cisco for health purposes.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Schmidt go direct
to Bremen, Germany, where they have
children at school The period Of their
absence is uncertain.
The Hon. 2. n. Makee visits Cali
fornia for short period, and intends
going to several parts OF the coast.
Mrs. d. Noonan has been on a length
ened visit to the Islands, and now re-
turns to Chico, Cal.
z. A Engineer J. NJ. PickrelI of the
u. S. Navy returns on the UmaGlla.
This morning at 1920 o'clock he will be
united in marriage to Miss Eva Putnam,
daughter of Hon. j. II. Putnam, u. 5.
Consul General. On arriving in San
Francisco Mr.. Pickrell will 90 on board
the new cruiser Charleston and remain
until her final trial trip. He will
then be appointed to land duty for three
years.
Mr.. w. O. Faulkner, lately Superin-
tendent electric light station, and wife,
90 direct to Boston.
Rev. w. IL. Barnes and wife, OF La
haina, will proceed to England, where
Mrs. Barnes parents reside. Mr.. Barnes
will return in about four months, but
Mrs. Barnes will remain in England for
a longer period as she is in delicate
health
Mr.. F. P. Hastings and Mrs. Hastings
90 on a visit to Mr.. hastings ~ Their in
Maine. They may be absent several
months.
Mr.. and Mrs G. Livingstone leave 70
San Francisco and may settle in Cali
fOrnia.
Mrs. c. G. Kennedy, wife OF the man
agar OF Waia lea plantation, goes to Wis
relatives in New York.
Mrs. J. a. Hopper and her daughter
Miss Ellen Hopper, will probably go
East; but their movements are at pre-
sent uncertain.
I Mr.. r. w. McChesney, senior partner
of the firm of NJ. w. McChesney q Sons,
goes to San Francisco on business mat
tiers.
Mrs. DR.. Emerson and Miss Peirce
visit San Francisco on family matters
connected with their fathers death (the
late Captain A w Peirce).
Mr. and Mrs. J w. Luning, well
known in this city, go to Seattle in
quest of pastures new.