The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-12-09
MANY W|NG|NG EASTWARD
WILL SPEND THE HOLIDAYS IN
THE STATES.
Islanders Carrying Christmas Gifts
Home With Them-The Frawleys to
Take Their Leave.

A very pretty sight is promised at
thesOceanic dock this afternoon at 4
o'clock, when the big steamer Moana
sails for San Francisco. The Frawley
company, numbering nearly a score
of persons, a number of tourists, and
about thirty Islanders will take pas
wilIplay her off.
Tie Frawley artists are returning
to San Francisco after three weeks
engagement. Although their season
hasfnot been the financial success it
should have been, the Frawleys are
truly grateful for the hospitality Civ
en- them. From San Francisco the
troupe will go north; their season ter
minatng shortly after the holidays.
British Vice Consul and Mrs. Thom-
as Rain Walker go direct to England,
where they will remain for couple
of years.
Mrs. NJ. T. Gray is returning to her
home in San Francisco after having
organized seventeen Bands of Mercy
in Honolulu. These little bands are a
part of the American Humane Society
of Boston, Mass.
Charles S. Desky goes to San Fran
cisco to spend the holidays with his
family. Mrs. Desky is rapidly recov-
ering from her recent illness. They
may all return soon after the first of
the year.
Manager Thomas King of the Paci-
fic Cyclery, goes to the States on a
business errand.
X. II. Brown, who came to Hawaii
to go into the drug business, is re-
turning home, having failed to secure
the terms he wanted. He is the son
of Attorney Brown, one of the lead
ing counsel for the Southern Pacific.
"Trilby" Fowler, who gave some
clever trick riding exhibitions at Cy.
clomere, returns to San Francisco tc
take position in the Cleveland ag.
ency.
Paymaster p. V. Mohun of the Unit
ed States Navy, who was relieved or
the Bennington, last month, by Law
renee Heap, is returning to his home
in Washington City after two years
| cruise i'm the Pacific. He hopes TO re
turn to Honolulu next summer. "Pay'
Mohun, as he is called by his friends
will be missed at the Pacific club.
ID. NJ. Addison. clerk to Paymastel
| Mohun. goes to his home in Kansas
| for n three months vacation.
Miss Grace Clark. who has been the
guest of DR.. and Mrs. Cooper thi,
summer, is returning to her home il
California.
Mrs. John S. McGrew goes to Cali
fornia on a pleasure visit to friends.
A. r. Taylor, the real estate man, i
bound for San Francisco.
| Mrs. Deming and her two daughter
and Miss Catherine Harrub of Sal
Francisco, are returning after de
lightful visit to the Islands.
Uncle George" Bromley high prizes
of the Bohemian club of San Francis
co, who came to Hawaii as the CUES
of T. Daniel Frawley, takes his leav
with many sincere regrets. He be
came very popular at the Pacific clui
during his stay here.
Charles II. w. Norton, bookkeepe
for the Dairymen's Association. is IA
king "A visit to his parents. He will
present himself as Christmas pres
ent to his friends and relatives a
home.
S. L. Alexander of the firm of Alex
ander & Baldwin, of San Francisco, i
returning home after brief stay 0
two days in the city. His firm has nov
the agency for MakaweG plantation.
Lieutenants Viola Monroe and Ros
Cox of the Salvation Army are el
route home after successful mission
work in Hawaii.
Mrs. De Medicis, wife of Frand d
Medicis, formerly operator on the Ad
vertiser, goes to San Francisco to joi
her husband.
! Aug. Toellner, the Seattle newspa
per man. is going back home afte
putting in several months in Hawai-
and Layson Islands.
The other passengers who leave to
day include Miss GLADYS Huff, A. T
Brayton and daughter Mrs. Decker, I
b. Stone, Mrs. A. NJ. Ellis, A. V. Cal
lagan, f.. n. cambridge Bell. Mrs. I
Wieser, Mrs. +. w. Little. j. r. John
son. Miss L. Friberg, Thomas Harloc'
and Joseph Fayaneth.