The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-07-08

HOLIDAY MAKERS AND HEALTH
SEEKERS.
Citizens Seeking Pleasure, Health and
Old and Young, Take Wing.

Old and Young, Take Wing.
There has been rush for accommo-
dations on the steamers that will
leave Honolulu for San Francisco and
Vancouver this month. While IA great
number of island people have already
gone off on their summer vacatIo
an exodus of summer tourists is vet
to follow. BY the first of the month
they will nearly all have departed.
The China, sailing on the 18th, will
be the first boat leaving these shores
for California. Her passenger list
now includes
George S. Paterson, Mr.. and Mrs
Watt, C. c. Kennedy, f. c. Smith, Miss
Morris, Miss Ames, Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
eel, H. Snydam and family, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Sachs, Miss Dohie. Miss Tucker.
r. c. Hetherington, Mr.. Troyford, Miss
Watt, Mr.. and Mrs. Griffin, and Miss
A. II. Johnson.
The Alameda, arriving from the
Colonies four days later, will carry
these people to San Francisco:
H. A. Baldwin and bride, c. d. Chase,
Fred C. Smith, Miss Grace Dicley,
Captain and Mrs. Soule. Miss A. T.
OBrcn. Miss Martha Alexander, Mr..
and Mrs. Gus Schuman, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. f. Brown, Miss Goldsmith, Prof
I Hosmer and wife, r. A. Cooke, Miss
j. C. Wasson. Miss Sarah Carter. o.
st. j. Gilbert, and C. P. Cooke.
The Australia's berth list was open
| ed only couple of weeks ago, and
already nearly all the accommoda-
| tions have been spoken for. The Aus
tralia will sail on July 2s, and her list
: Includes:
Walter Macfarlane, Geo. r. Ewart.
IT.. Miss Abbie Campbell Miss Alice
Campbell, DR.. Raymond, Edward Dow
sett, Miss &. Dowsett, Miss NJ. Dow-
sett. Miss H. Macfarlane, Miss Olga
Berger, the Misses Macfarlane. Mrs.
Stockbridge, Miss Mary Ellis. Mrs.
Moses, Mrs. Norman, S. Roth. Arthur
'i"" Miss Ripley. Miss Andrews. c.
B. Ripley, H. f. Coleman, Master Mac
I farlane, Charles o. Berger, w. b. God
frey, Jr., c. j. Wall, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
w. Wilcox, the Missese Elsie and Ma
w. Wilcox, the Misses Elsie and Ma
Andrews, Miss Jennie Giffard Mr.. and
Mrs. George H. Fairchild, Miss NJ. A.
Smith. Miss Annie D. Kellogg, ]. f.
! Soper. Captain Cotton, Mr.. and Mrs.
| +. f. Brown, Miss Goldsmith. Mrs. w.
ID. Witham, Miss Ethel Pomeroy, Miss
Jennie McGrun. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis.
Mrs. Bruce Cartwright. Bruce Cart
- W.T. "~',vri"Nt W. aud Wv.
Fred Macfarlane. and Miss Mary
Chamberlain.
f. r. Adams will leave for Califor-
MIA this month.
Captain Cotton, who expects to sail
by the Belgic or Australia. will be re-
lieved of the command of the flagship
by commander Dyer.
Vice British Consul Thomas Rain
Walker and family have engaged ac-
commodations on the Mariposa. sail
ing for San Francisco on August 10.
Miss Buskey will sail on the Moana
on July 30.
Prof. Lyons and Prof and Mrs. f.
f. Brown of Berkeley will leave ly
the next Australia.
B. L. Finney, business manager of
the Evening Bulletin, will go to San
Francisco on business shortly.
Maurice G. Beckwith, w. L. Howard
: and Robbie Bond will sail on the Aus
, tralia in August
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Wood and daugh
ters will leave on the Australia fol
San Francisco in September.
( Dr. Raymond and Edward Dowsett
will spend a short vacation in Califor
mia early in August
Mrs. Moses and Mrs. Norman, wive.
of the lieutenants on the Marion, viii
go to San Francisco on the next Aus
tralia TO visit friends and relatives.
Henry Beckley will return to col
: lege on the August Mariposa.
, Prof. A. w. Smith, Mrs. Smith, Mri
c. ID. Mosher, NJ. Roberts and Mrs. VI
; Roberts will leave for America on tn,
5 Mariposa next month.
NEW CORPS OF OFFICERS.
c. b. Gray, A. V. Gear and s. Il