The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-06-14
OF PERSONAL INTEREST

Dr. W. H Booie has returned tc
Maui
Colonel ". H. CornEell left by the
Australia for trip abroad
Mrs kopke and tvo daughters have
gone to California
Mrs S T. Alexander was passenger
By the Australia for San Francisco
Lawyer McClznahaa and family LEI;
for a short vacation on last nights
steamer.
J. II Sims. the bookkeepsr at the
MeBryde plantation. left for Kauai yes
terday.
John S. Holt WAS = passenger by the
steamer yesterday for short vacation
to the Coast
Ms. ]. j. Williams lef, On the Aus
tTlia 10 join her husband. who is se.i-
ousiy ILL.,
Charles Bon Of Bishop & Co.'S bank
as CT for I vacation. accompanied by
Mrs. Bon.
George waterhouse OF the grocery
firra OF I. May & Co. left on last night S
steamer.
Joseph Marsden has left on the
steamer San Jose for four-months
trip 10 Cape Nome
DR.. Walter Hoffman, left for San
Francisco by the Australia 10 be treat
ed for eye trouble.
President David Star Jordan of the
Leland Stanford University was in
town yesterday He is a passenger in
/ the Gaelic for Japan
Eben P. Low, the well-known cattle
man of Hawaii. has gone TO the Coast.
Mrs. Low decided, at the last moment.
TO remain.
{. P. Walsh, formerly with the Pa
cific Vehicle and Supply Company OF
this city, left for the Mainland last
night
Mrs. E. English, the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Allan Herbert OF Honolulu.
returned to her home at Denver, Colo.
by the steamer Australia.
F. ]. Cross went to Waimea yester-
day 10 look after the finishing touches
of the electrical pumping plant in
stalled there.
Among those who arrived from Ho-
nolulu on the Mariposa and registered
at the Occidental are Mrs. n. o. Brad
ley, Miss Bessie Bradley and Fl. T.
Marsh.-Call.
The many friends of Judges A. s.
Humphreys and W. S. Edings were not
slow in extending congratulations to
the newly-appointed Circuit Court
judges
Francis Gay. the well-known planta-
ton man and stock-raiser of Makawel:.
Kauai, left for the Mainland last night.
accompanied by Mrs. Gay and her
maid.
ID. Center, manager of the American
Sugar Plantation on the Island of Mo-
lokai, left for the Coast on last nights
steamer.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Haneberg have
gone for trip TO the Mainland. Mir.
Haneberg is the manager of the planta-
ton at Olowalu. Maui.
Miss Sarah Lycett. Mrs. R. Love. J..
H. and Walter Love were among those
on the Australia when she left Homo
lulu harbor last night
A society event will be the marriage
of Miss Alys Danford to Frederick T..
Lange next Wednesday evening at s
o'clock at st. Andrews Cathedral.
Homer Smith, one of the staff at Ka-
mehameha and organist at the Kane
herneha Chapel. left on the Australia
yesterday to spend his vacation in New
York.
Charles Elston and bride (nee May
HART, left for the Coast last evening to
spend their honeymoon. They were ae-
companied by Miss Elston, sister of the
groom.
Miss Susanna Patch left on the Aus
months vacation. She expects to re-
turn to Honolulu about September 1st
Manager C. G. Ballantyne OF the
Rapid Transit Company is home again
While he did not bring rapid transit
with him. he says it is stretched out in
freight cars along the lines between
Chicago and Seattle.
Colonel W. r. Johnson of Stockton,
Cal, eommardant of the Fourth Regi-
ment, N. u. T., Is a guest at the Wal
kiki Inn. Colonel johnson is here look
ing over the field for investments.
F. D. Creamy was the last of the Aus
tralia's passengers to book his passage
yesterday. He goes ON business for the
Oceanic Gas and Electric Company, OF
which corporation he is the secretary.
Prince David Kawananakoa left on
the Australia last night He will go
direct to Kansas City to participate in
the coming Democratic convention.
where he is certain to attract much at
tentioa both in and out OF the conveI-
ton This is probably the first time in
the history OF the Democratic party
where real scion of royalty has been
member of national convention.