The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-07-28

WHERE THEY ARE GOING-WHAT
THEY WILL DO.
The Australia Carries Those on Busi-
ness and Pleasure Bent-Tourists
Returning Home.

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The Australia sails at o'clock with
who are going abroad in search of
health and pleasure. Quite a number
of visitors from California and other
parts of the United States are re-
turning home after pleasant vaca-
ton spent in these islands.
Ed Dowsett takes his sisters to San
Jose, where they will enter the school
at Notre Dame. Mr.. Dowsett will go
on to New York and will be the guest
of the Gilligs during his stay in the
Emipre State.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis and Miss Lewis
leave for New York where they will
remain some time.
L. \. McInerny will leave San
Francisco for Vancouver and other
Canadian points. MIR. McInerny has
been ailing for some time past and
hopes to be benefited in colder
climate.
S. Roth goes to Lake Tahoe. He
will visit in California also and will
return in October.
General Secretary Coleman of the
Young Mems Christian Association
will be married to an Ohio lady at
San Francisco. He will return with
his bride on the Alameda.
w. b. Godfrey, Jr., son of President
Godfrey of the Inter Island Steamship
Company, will visit in San Francisco
and suburbs during the summer
Professor Lyons goes to California.
He has been mentioned for the cura-
torship of the Bishop Museum.
DIR. and Mrs. Elmer f. Brown re-
turn to Berkeley after a months stay
in Honolulu. DR.. Brown has been ad.
dressing the Summer School during
its session.
Architect c. B. Ripley will take his
daughter to San Francisco, where she
VIII aUtenu school.
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the Mutual Telephone system, returns
to San Francisco and San Jose. 1t is
Mr.. Gillespie's ambition to organize
"A company of California and Honolulu
capitalists to establish an opposition
telephone system in this city.
DR.. j. II. Raymond is off on his va
cation. He will devote the greater
part of his time in Chicago, where his
friends and relatives reside.
President Hosmer of Punahou Col,
lege is on vacation. He will jour
ney to his old home in Massachusetts
He expects to return before the open
| ing of the autumn term of college.
Judge Widemann goes to San Fran
cisco. He will return with his family
in September.
Mrs. Bruce Cartwright, Bruce Cart
wright, Jr., and Miss Cartwright, viii
leave for San Rafael for the autun
and winter. Bruce will return tt
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Macfarlane ar,
bound for San Francisco where Mrs
Macfarlane will remain for the mex
two years.
Arthur Rice, son of w. II. Rice
goes to California on a vacation.
Myer Jacobs, a San Francisco law
yer, is homeward bound after pleas
ant week spent in Honolulu.
S. |. Shaw is off to the States on
business and pleasure trip combined
Fred Baldwin, son of the Mau
sugar king, is returning to college.
Charles O. Berger and Miss dig
Berger go to San Francisco.
Miss Jennie Giifard, daughter of W
II. Giifard, returns to school in Cal
fornia.
j. l.. White, a business man of Sa
Francisco, who came down on the las
Australia, is returning home.
Mrs. Walter Witham, Miss Eth,
Pomeroy, and Miss Jennie McCrun
Oakland society people, are returnin
after a delightful visit of five week
duration in Honolulu.
BY the Belgic the Parkers sale
for San Francisco. Sam, Jr., will el
ter the Office of Spreckels Bros. q c,
The other members of the family wi
return in five weeks to Honolulu.
Alfred Hartwell and bride left fC
Italy.
Mrs. c. FairchiId and Miss S. Bee
ley left for their Texas home
HAKALAU'S RECORD.