The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-06-04
BON NhYAAn.


Friday at noon carries away large
number of passengers.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Waterhouse
are going through to Paris, to visit
the Exposition, where they will meet
their son Mr.. j. T., jr. They ex-
pect to be absent some five or six
months. Mr.. Warehouse, ST., has
crossed the Atlantic sixty-four
times, which is pretty good record
for man in the prime of life.
Mrs. Frank Eaton, who has been
visiting the Hon. and Mrs. j. S.
Walker and family the past three
months, returns TO her home in San
Francisco.
Miss s. V. Hopper, of the staff of
the Kawaiahao Female Seminary,
will spend her vacation in the
States.
Miss Emma c. Smith, sister of
Hon. w. o. Smith, is going East on
visit, to be absent a year.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Livingstone and
family leave for San Francisco. Mr..
Livingstone, who has been connect
ed with Spreckels' bank for q long
time past, is undecided as to his
movements after reaching the Coast.
Capt. and Mrs. L. II. Hebron are
going to be absent in California for
few months, for the benefit of the
Captains health, which it is hoped
will improve. Their son Thomas
w. accompanies them.
Mr.. Frank p. Hastings, U. S.
Vice and Deputy Consul-General,
and Mrs. Hastings are going to
Maine on visit to Mr.. Hastings
mother. They will also visit most
of the larger cities in the East and
be away from two to three months.
Mr.. j. A. Hopper and her daughter
Miss Ellen will go to San Francisco,
and may visit the East. The length
of their absence depends somewhat
on Mr.. Hopper's movements.
Miss Addie Peterson is going to
spend short vacation on the Coast.
DR.. A. B. Carter and wife are
going right through to New York Oh
a visit to the doctors relatives.
Hon. Geo. II. and Mrs. Dole and
family leave to take up their per-
manent residence at Riverside, San
Bernardino county, California, where
Mr.. Dole has purchased ranch.
Rev. w. III. Barnes and wife, of
Lahaina, 60 direct to England. Mrs.
Barnes is in poor health, and her
parents, who were here o short time
ago, advised her to 60 home for a
change. She may stay there for on
indefinite period. Mr.. Barnes re-
turns in four months.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. S. Williams
are going to spend their honeymoon
in California. They were only mar
ried this afternoon, particulars OF
the event appearing elsewhere. Mr..
Williams will attend to some bust
ness matters while away.
Mr.. w. o. Faulkner, Superin-
tendent of the Electric light station,
| and wife are going direct to Boston,
| Mass, to visit Mr.. Faulkner's par.
ents who are in somewhat feeble
health.
P. A. Engineer j. M. Pickrell Of
the U. S. Navy returns on the Una
tilla. On Friday morning at 10 sc
o'clock he will be united in marriage
to Miss Eva Putnam, daughter OF
Hon. j, II. Putnam, U. S. Consul.
General. On arriving in San Fran.
cisco Mr.. PickreIl will go on board
the new cruiser Charleston and re-
main there until her final trial trip.
He will then be appointed to land
duty for three years. His bride will
be much missed from society circles
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. HI. w. Schmidt &c
direct to Bremen where their sons
are at school. They will visit differ.
ent parts of Germany and be absent
an indefinite period.
Hon. p. N. Makee is going for 9
short trip through California.
Mrs. ID. Noenan after a length.
ened visit in the islands returns to
her home at Chico, California.
Miss Maggie Mcintyre, eldest
daughter of Capt. A. Mcintyre
leaves on visit to numerous friends
In San Francisco, to be absent abou,
two months.
Mrs. F. L. Winter will spend
several months in California for the
benefit of her health.
Mrs. Tweedie returns to her home
in Canada after a visit of severa
months in the islands.