The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-05-08
BON VOYAGE,

A large number Of passengers will
leave on the Umatilla on Friday for
San Francisco.
The little Princess K&iulani goes
through to England to he edu ated,
and will be absent nearly two years.
Her father, Hon. A. 5. Cleghorn,
accompanies her as far as San Fran
cisco.
Mrs. T. r. Walker, wife of the
British Consul, with her two
cHiIdren, is going to England TO
visit relatives and friends to be alb
senl year or mOre.
Mr.. f, A. Schaefer, the Italian
Consul, will be absent on the Coast
about two months, combining busi-
ness with pleasure.
Mr. Geo. Selden, an extensive
manufacturer of Erie, Penn, with
his sister, Mrs. j. c. Selden,
and niece, Miss Grace Selden,
return after having spent very
pleasant month on the islands, dur
ing which they visited the Volcano.
Mr.. SeIden has been nearly all over
the world.
Mr.. Geo. w. Ashley, Secretary of
the Beard of Health, goes to visit
his parents, his father being i'll
feeble health.
Mrs. Lieut.. Moore, who has ade
many friends during a somewhat rX-
tended stay in Honolulu, returns
home.
Mr.. T. w. Rawlins purposes to
be away from the islands about four
months, mainly for pleasure.
Mrs. Eben. p. Low is going to
the Coast for a few months for The
benefit of her health.
Miss Everson of Oakland, who
came here two months ago, returns
home.
Mr. j, A. Folger, Jr., his sister,
Miss Folger, and the Misses Lob
man, all of Oakland, have, during a
mouths stay here, been very nicely
entertained and made a trip to the
Volcano. They return much pleased
with the islands.
Mrs. A. Cornwell and Miss Wild
ditied are going to New York on a
visit TO relatives.
Mrs. Bclau, sister Of Mr.. j. d.
Siebe, one of San Francisco's mer-
chants, after several months stay
here, returns with restored health.
Mrs. S. Savidge will spend few
weeks with her son, Willie, who is
! attending school in San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Campbell
leave, after Il residence Of several
months. They go TO San Francisco
and after remaining there a few
months visiting intend to go on to
New York.
Mr.. w. NJ. Graham, manager of
the Hawaiian Hotel, is going to
Louisville to visit his friends, and
will he absent six weeks. He will
keep his eye open for points in his
line.
DR.. ST. d. G. Walters, of Kauai,
is going TO England for a trip.
L. z. Tewksbury, of the Custom
House, is going to combine business
with pleasure. Tewks is likely to
strike bonanza.
Mrs, Dillingham; is going East
She will meet Mr.. ID. in San Fran
cisco. Miss May Dillingham; is t.
stay at Wellesley College for som'
time,
y number of ladies and gentle
men who came up on the Mariposa
are visiting all the points of interest
in and around Honolulu and con
tinue their trip to England on Tit
Umatilla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. C. William,
are leaving for the Coast.
Mr. j. A. Amsdrn the piano
tuner, who has done such eflicien
work in the city since his arrival, il
going TO San Francisco 10 assume Q
very responsible and remunerative
position. He has made many friend
here.
Mrs. Geo. C, Beckley, two chill
dren and maid leave for the Stares
and Europe. Mrs. Beckley, whC
hopes TO regain health by the trip
expects to be away about 81,
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