The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-03-29
OUR ISLAND BOYS ABROAD
SUMNER VACATION APPROACH
ING AND GRADUATES RETURN.
How Our Youths in School and College
Intend to Pass the Holiday Months
Who Will Come, Who win Stay.

The home coming, this summer, of
the island boys, who are attending the
various colleges and universities
abroad, is anxiously awaited by many
fond parents. Among them are some
who return with the determination to
"paddle their own canoe" through life.
Others will go back again in the fall
to resume their studies. Then there
are a number who will spend their va
cation in the States.
Among the first to return will be
Herbert Dickey, son of Tax Assessor c.
H. Dickey, of the District of Makawao.
Herbert is attending the University of
California at Berkeley and is expected
to come down in May on his vacation.
The many friends of Aeneas Ramsay
Macintosh, son of Rev. Alex. Mack
intosh, are anticipating with pleasure
his return from England in July. Mr..
Macintosh will remain but six weeks,
when he will return to complete his
studies before visiting home again. He
first attended school at Repton and is
now closing his second years course
in Orell College, Oxford.
William Soper, who is attending
Stanford university, does not know yet
whether he will visit his home or not
this summer. His father, Col. j. Ii.
Soper, stated that it was his wish that
| William should remain in California
and devote a portion of his time dur
| ing vacation to one or two studies. He
expected to learn shortly what his
sons plans would be.
A. l.. c. Atkinson, familiarly known
as "Jack" Atkinson, son of Editor At
kinson, of The Star, will not visit his
parents this year. Jack" will enter
the third year at Ann Arbor this
autumn. He has gone in for athletics
heart and soul and now occupies the
important position of manager of the
college base ball team. Last year Mr.
Atkinson participated in the Inter
collegiate sports with his team. In
the contest the Michigan University
scored 81 points and the Chicago uni.
versity "A points. Jack rode in the
bicycles races and finished third, two
riders of prominence besting him.
Tarn McGrew, who is taking the p
and S in the Columbia college in New
York, will spend his vacation along the
atlantic seashore. DR.. McGrew say:
That his son will probably make visi
home next year.
4. f. Judd, Jr., and James II. Judd
sons of the Chief Justice of the Su
preme Court, will graduate at YALE
the Monowai, due to sail Thursday, tt
be present at the commencement eXer
cises. The boys will accompany theil
parents back to- Honolulu.
The sons of Charles NJ. Cooke vii
not come to Honolulu this year, in al
probability. Clarence Hyde Cooke ha'
entered upon business career in SaI
Francisco. He is with the firm o
Alexander & Baldwin. Charles Mon
tague Cooke, Jr., is at Yale.
Hiram Bingham, Jr., will be in tn,
'9S graduating class at Yale. He will
not come home on visit to his par
ents this summer He will take up sew
eral studies during his vacation
months.
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Finance, who is in u Scotland banl
learning the principles of banking
will not be able to come home thi
year. In his letters Mr.. Damon say
he is getting along nicely.
Paul Neumann is in England tie'
down to the study of law. Ned,
younger son of Attorney Neumann, at
tending school in California, will prob
ably visit his father this year.
Guy Dement,, attending Williams
. College, at Cambridge, Mass, will no
return.
William, Arthur and Frank Baldwi
. will probably make the long journe
this summer. Arthur is attending
Yale and win is completing his edu
cation i'm Boston.
Charles Dole, nephew of Presiden
Dole, is at Stanford university, wher
he is prominent in athletics. His pai
ents reside on Kauai. His plans TO
the summer are not known.
Ernest Warehouse, who graduate
from Princeton college last year,
now taking course in New Yor
college of surgery 1t is not likel
that he will come home. He will hav
the pleasure of seeing his mother, Mrs
j. t. Waterhouse next month, as sh
will visit her son on her way to Ne,
: York.
; VIII Cooke, son of Mrs. JOSEF
Cooke, of Oakland, is attending Val,
1t is not believed that he will com
down this year.
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