The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-04-06
PERSONAL MeNrIon.
About WeiI-kne~n People a. They
Gene and Co.

About WeiI-kne~n People a. They
Gene and Co.
Mrs. C. W. r. King left Ia the steam
81 Mikahals for visit to Kauai
J. T. McCrosson. q weIlknowr brsi
ness man OF San Francisco. arrived in
the So1oua
Quite a group OF folks from Nsx
York City arrived In the Soaoma and
put up az the Hawaiian
Mrs Desring. who arrived from San
Francisco yesterday. is a daughter Of
Judge Estee OF the Federal court
Hrs Richard r Bickertou. relict of
the late Supreme Court Justice. and
her son Spencer leave for the Colonies
in the Sonona
Harry whitney's hosts of friends
are delighted TO see him again. after
spending a wellearned vacation al
the Coast ". G. Irwin & Co.'S Office
never seemed to look right without
Harry.
Mr.. and Mrs E W. Jordan the latter
Commissioner of Education, had
their names accidentally omitted from
The Republicans report OF the recep-
ton at kamehameha to Principal and
Mrs Dyke.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. s. Sachs returned
in the Sonoma from an absence Of
nearly year, most OF the time in
California They are both feeling re-
freshed by the change Mr.. Sachs
win study the situation thoroughly
before proceeding to build his pro-
iected business block on the. north
west corner of Fort and Beretania
street.
Sam Monsarrat accompanied his
brother Douglas from San Francisco
for brief visit to his old home. He
is in the telephone service Of The
City" and viii have to return in the
Mariposa sailing hence on the 18th
inst. Sans old chums are glad to see
him again. He was detained from
this visit week or two by severe i'll
ness but is fully recovered.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Scott returned
from the Coast in yesterdays Oceanic
liner and are the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. ]. Egan, Prospect street, near
their own house. Mr.. Scott was for
many years a government school
teacher, serving the Board of Educa-
ton also as secretary for time. Near
Iy two years ago he was stricken
with paralysis. He returns to the coun-
try feeling very much improved in
health.
NJ. Douglas Monsarrat, one of Ha-
waits leading surveyors, returned in
the Sonoma after an extended vaca-
ton spent in travelling. He has been
absent seven months. Landing first
at San Francisco from here, Mr.. Mon
sarrat thence visited the growing
cities of the sound. Eastward he tool
IN Boston, New York, Baltimore, Phila-
lelphia, Washington, Niagara Falls,
etc. He next crossed the Atlantic
visiting London and other British
cities. At Bristol he paid visit to
mis- grandmother-the mother of the
late Mr. Monsarrat of this city-who
is over 80 years of age. Traversing
the channel Mr.. Monsarrat spent sew
en- weeks in Berlin. He studied the
worlds accumulated wonders at the
Paris Exposition. Vienna, Trieste.
BUDAPEST, Monte Carlo and other
centers of life were visited in turn
by the Honolulu man, who returns
home feeling much benefited by his
travels Mr.. Monsarrat belongs to a
family of stalwart Honolulu boys-be-
ing brother of representative Julian
Monsarrat of the Legislature. ]. M.
Monsarrat the lawyer, DR.. w. T. Mon
sarrat, the government veterinarian.
and Samuel Monsarrat, now of San
Francisco. but just arrived here on
visit