The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-08-24
STILL N|NG|NG EASTWARD.
AUSTRALIA WILL CARRY MANY
PASSENGERS.
admiral Baardslcc to Report in Wash
ingtou -Lieutenants Stoney and Will
lard VIII Visit Their Homes.

The Australia viii carry away to
the States tomorrow between siXtv
and seventy cabin passengers. The
boat will leave promptly at I o'clock.
The Hawaiian band will not be on
hand TO play, although the rhiIadel-
pha band will probably serenade her
as she goes out OF the harbor.
\ number of people are on their va
cations, while many of the younger
people are going to the various col
leges and universities to resume their
studies. There are some tourists who
are returning after delightful visit
to the Islands.
O. r. Sewa!I, of Williams, Dimond
d Co... viii return to San Francisco.
lie was booked to sail on the Mari
posa last week, but was induced to
remain over another week. He has
been looking after the interests OF
his firm in the Islands and has found
time to combine pleasure with bust
ness.
Mr.. Sewall has been the guest of
American Minister Sewall and f NJ.
Swanzy during his stay here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Young will
leave on a visit to their daughter re-
siding in Oakland.
Mrs. LAM, wife of William LAM of
Schaeifer q Co., goes on Il visit to lcr
friends and relatives in the states.
Mrs. Avery is returning to her
home in San Francisco. She has spent
the Spring and Summer in the Pacific
Islands. Mrs Avery was so infatuat-
ed with the climate of Honolulu that
she put i'm the most of her time here.
/ She has been entertained by Mr.. and
/ Mrs. w. c. Wilder and Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Robert Levers.
| Mrs. Nauman. wife of Chief lIngin-
Ger Nauman of the Marion, accompa-
! MED by her son, leaves for San Fran
cisco. where she will be Joined by her
| husband within three or four weeks.
! Mrs. Moses. wife of Lieutenant Moses,
will depart upon the Moana.
Mrs. L. \. Thurston will go direct
to Washington to join her husband.
who intends to remain at the Capital
until the Hawaiian annexation ques
ton has been determined.
Maurice G. Beckwith returns to San
Francisco after having spent pleas,
ant Summer vacation as the guest OF
his sister. Mrs. Cornelia b. Damon.
Mr.. Beckwith is an Island boy and his
friends are sanguine over his success
as a singer.
Professor and Mrs. a. r. Swing re-
turn to Oberlin. Ohio. after a Sum.
mer's vacation put in here. Profess
sor Swing is member of the faculty
-of ObeIlin College.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Zeibalz and two
children, return to San Francisco. Mr.
Zeibalz is IA representative of the Yves.
tern Sugar Refinery and has been to
Hawaii on a mission for these people
w. l.. Howard, boolkeepcr for Cas-
tie d Cooke, will go direct to his old
home in Rhode Island. He will visit
New York, Philadelphia, Washington
and Chicago before he returns. Mr.
Howard expects to be gone fourteen
weeks.
Admiral and Mrs. BearClslee will not
go direct to Washington. The Admi-
raj is not obliged to report for duty
at the Capital until about October
so he and Mrs. Beardslee will journey
leisurely toward Washington.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Stoney accom-
pany the Admiral and his wife to Sar
Francisco, where they will leave fol
their home in North Carolina.
Ensign Willard, on Admiral Boards
lees staff. will leave for his home
in Missouri.
T. NJ. and G. l.. Carnegie, nephew'
of Andrew Carnegie, the Pittsburs
multi-millionarire, leave for their ole
home in Pennsylvania. The boy,
have spent the Summer touring tn,
South Pacific Islands. They are ia
vorably impressed with Hawaii.
mamie" Phillips will visit his pa
rents in San Francisco for tire,
months or so.
f. F. Baldwin of Maui returns t.
college.
w. H. Cornwell, ST., goes to Califor
mia for brief visit.
w. \. Jones, a prominent Denve
court stenographer, returns home.
President c. l.. Wight of the viii
der Steamship Company, goes to Sal
Francisco. to look after the new vii
der boat
l.. b. Kerr, the Queen street mer
chant, goes to Europe on business
trip. He will be gone half year o.
more.
VI
: Cooke, return to their home in Oak
land.
Miss Hopper will visit in the States
} Miss T. Treadwell, a wealthy Sal
, Francisco young lady, and maid, re
turn after short visit to the city.
Manager George II. Fairchild of tn
Kealia plantation on Kauai, leaves 70
the United States. If Mrs. Fairchiid'
health permits, he will go East.
Miss Mary Alexander returns t
Oakland.
Miss Hendley of Kauai goes to Sa
Francisco to complete her education
i. A. Gardner, who came to Honolu
In to confer with the planters relativ
, to the introduction of Negro labor
goes to San Francisco to see his CON
+ pany. He will return on the Austria
/ liza.
T, II. Benton, cashier of a larg
San Francisco establishment, is re
turning from a vacation spent in Hor
< olulu.
The other passengers are: Rev, /