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New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
AT BRIARCLIFF LODGE.

Briarcli1s Manor. n. Y. Aug. 1s-BaseoaA o'n,
tinues 20 bs the ruling passion with the slss's
Briarcln Lodge. and Saturday afternoon NasA
the home team went down 20 Far ROckasaz' .
ct1entally winning the married and single men u
the house guest-TOll. played decidedly strsH~1-' ~
game. both sides being imDartially cheereG y -
women Of the house. who alled the grand ss-l-I
Nobody agrees the score. but al admit q s''N4
time
The line OF automobile parties COINS up ths ASls'
hill has this week been varied By two 0TiVias pa.
ties. a fouF-ln-h hand from Greenwich Pueti's =
for the night. brought Mr.. and Mrs W. IF.s-S 49,
Hyde. Miss Alice NJ. Hyde. Miss Ethel ~ IAs =
and Mr.. More And driving IN from lrvinsIen Ser'
MIR. and Mrs s ". McCrecTy ana q Z -
forth and family. ,,,,-s
DR. and Mrs l. Devere Warner % Bridsslos5s
Coma. who spending AuGIst mere, l.los.sse ls.loss-e
over home for ths night. VeturninS win SHosa -
Mrs George W. Wheeler as their GGests-, s.,,,,.
ter, Miss Grace. were the weekend entet
Miss Marjorie Downing and Miss Eoitn . A-'~'''
of New York. -.
James McCutCheOn and w. +. CarhaTt vh9 as' ~
frequent visitors. came over from GrSSnT!5s-- 49, y.
sunday with n. i. MCCutcheOR and - W. AO~'
their guests. vra-
a few Of the weeks registrations were j ~. ~.
neGy Tod William Stewart Ted ana H9oSatS N1,,1E
OF New York dinner guests Of NJ, ana Nts SNs
TFumhUl4s Miss Andl9 Macdonald. bfuO.i!as -
Weekend gust OF Mrs. and Miss SluaSss 49,.
Il Hoffman and Henry =. Eairoanks. NeE - NJ
W. w. Law: Floyd w. Muudy, entertaine@ " uS - en-.
and Mrs. John c. Thompson. and Wtism [--@-'s
brattle0OrO. VT brief visitor % hl1 A~'o''
Mr.. and Mrs. George ". GRnRins
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
WATCH HILL BABY SHOP
Large Attendance at Tt-cor
Again TO the Fore There

Watch Hil, p T.. Aug. IS Os-e-s,- -.
Watch Hill Improvement Society scor.a So
with the baby show. which was The s,Ac,,, -. ="
ure OF this years garden fste and the o,1- -.
ever held az the Hill The grounds sr- -
OF the Misquaufeut Golf CIuD vvc-s sr-or--,
with a gay crowd os cottagers ard hossI &C.,.
from 90 : o'clock on Thursday last u..k 49,,
the centre os interest was the baby Noo.s =.
sided over by Mrs. Park Painter os rsts,,,,
and her daughters. Mrs Hartley Eoxa-. ara
Mrs. Burroughs Sloane with Gsors, SrooTs
who married Mlss Gladys Painter Ias. -
ehalking up the votes. Nfrs Harry 0sris-,.,,
| awarded the cups and they were ron hy J9s,,n
@. Thaw's little daughter. Margaret, ana C;so-z.
Clyner Brooke. fr.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Freedman, OF New y,.x
with their little son. Herbert. are az fhs wees
Hill House.
Miss May Stackpole. OF New York. Is vls,,,,,
Mr.. and Mrs. William H Peck az Aborlxi5.s
The fine August weather OF the last few dar.
mas brought out the SWIMMING enthusiasts IA
large numbers. The NeWberTyS. JOYS Loor1lss,
Lyons, Nicolas Fenners, SINNERS Peri-s a.
MooreheadS are among the most ardent s7-f,-
mers: The raft is once more the scene os rrrca
aquatic gayety.
James Runcinan. president OF the I.urs-,.
Hotel Company. OF New York is a guest AZ -
Watch Hill House. and has been enjoying h.
Miss Marion Sands. daughter OF Rear Adr,rs,
Sands, OF Annapolis. Is the guest OF Nlr a74
Mrs Truman II. Newberry, at Red Ton
Gsorge Nicola returned this week 20 Wssra
HILL
One Of the new cottages buiIt Tor Daniel z
Lyon on Carnival Point was recently occU-1eS
by Afrs end Mrs. J. Wood Myers. OF New Yors
one OF the most interesting tennis tour1a-
nlents ever held at the Misquarnicut Gols Cir5
was played last week with fine weather cnr5'-
lions and lots OF enthusiasm There were cups
tor each of the contests. and a band frOrr West
erly enlivened the occasion with sprightly tunes
The Ocean House never had gayeF young Sc:
than IS now at the fashionable old h0s.lerv
There fs usually something in the Wind e.:
when a calm threatens some sort Ot mild 1.s-
turoance IS stirred up.
Captain p. S. Osborn will spin bunch Os sea
yarns at the Watch Hill Rouse on "Wednesday
evening August %
Borough President Bird S. CoIer oe B-ooklv1
and Mrs. Coler TOOK a run over TO Wa,ch Hi
from New London with friends IN an auto Jas:
week and were present at the Improvement So
ciety garden rete.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Wheeler, Os Workers.
y. Va with their children. F1Orsuce AID Fra-cl
have arrived az the Atlantic House.
IL was Perrin day at the golf club last Sa.u-.
day. The special feature OF tie afternoon was
q tennis tournament for mixed doubles whi1l
was won handily by Mr.. and Mrs. ROdman :.
Grfscome. playing in the finals against Mss
Greene and Mr.. Watson.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. SnOwdOn Smith. Of Surf Sl-.
were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Watson
at dinner on Saturday evening last
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
Daily Showers Have Ceased and the Glory OF Mid
summer Prevails Throughout the Range

the month of August at the Sycamore Hotel
Every evening the admiral appears in full uni
form. Mr. and Mrs. r. G. Talbert, of New
York, are also at the Sycamore.
Among the late arrivals at the Fort William
Henry Hotel are Henry Van Dyke the Wen
known author and Thomas A. Edison and fam
ily. The Edison party came by automoDlle, anu
are on their way to Montreal by way OF oaIaIlac ~
and Lake Placid. AutOmOhilists stlIi Ilhu -, tals
Fort William Henry a favor1te stopping piace'
Recent tourists were Mr.. and Mrs. r. Va. Ia
telle G.. f. Peyser and party, =. Lausig anu q
William Csoldstone of New York. Ine DIehS
Falls band gave a concert on the hosel prOiii-
enade last Wednesday evening. .oo,,o
are spending August at picturesque huletts
The largest affair of the season TOOK placs aaSe
Thursday evening when the annual nnasq squetaue
han was given. The hall was decorated WltH
ferns and wild flowers. More tnah seVeitS-ANe
appeared in clever costume ~, ,,,.
NJ 7 O'Brien Of New York City. VIII denver
the annual address az the eighth annual meet
fnr Of the New York State Historical Assocla-
ton which will be held at the fort WllliaIl
Henry Hotel, August I'll and - Ihe other
dec William L. Stone. Mount vernon; ,; H.
Frey Palatne Bridge; Alfred w. Abrams lnomi
Theodore d. SchOOnmaker, Goshen; Henry u
Swinnerton. Cherry Valley.
Arrivals at other hotels include: Horrlcoh
I.odee-Mr and Mrs. Edward Reiter, H. Nc
Donald Alice G. Doyle, DR.. G. r. Terry, 0. NJ
Jackson, Miss Langham. Nj. r. Myers ana
Charles Terry Lake View House,. G. il.
Ryrnes Mr.. and Mrs. William Hoffman, Mr.. and
Mrs Alfred Meers w. F. Andres, l.. l.. Cook.
w M Lockwood, Miss Lockwood and Miss
Harriet Lockwood. Kattskiu House-Mr. and
Mrs. w Leggett and T. III. Freeman. Hotel
WillSrd-Mr. and Mrs. George Douglass. Mr. and
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
CATHOLIC SUMMER SCHOOL.

Cliff Haven. N. Y, Aug. 1s.-This week has been
the most successful of the session of the Catholic
Summer School The lectures by Professor James
C. Monaghan, OF the Department OF Commerce and
Labor. entitled. America, Land OF Unlimited
Opportunities "a Study in Municipal Govern
ment" "Glmpses Of Socialism, Commerce and
Culture" and 'The Real Yellow Peril" drew large
audiences In tho morning. many coming from the
Hotel ChampIan.
The evening lectures by the Rev Bertrand L.
conway, c. s. Pa on 'GalileO'' and ''SavonnrOla'
summed up the controversies OF centuries over
these two pen. Thomas A DAILY. tho pOet-humor-
lSt, OF Philadelphia, and president OF the American
Press Hum0rists rounded out the week with two
OF his mOnOlOgGe Fecitals.
Thursday the Feast OF the Assumption. a ho1y,-
day. celebrated with the customary services In
the morning and with a procession through tha
grounds in the afternoon The number IN the ma
rade was over one thousand persons. First came
the ehtldren-and this summer school Is noted for
It's chtdTen-fOlOwing banner supported on each
side with the Stars and Stripes and papaI far
Then came the women and last the men. an sing
ing hymns, led by cOrnet. At the park n M.
centre or the grounds altar was erected H~rs
after the singing 81 the "Tautum Erso' ben-eiic-
ton OF the Blessed Sacrament given. After
seulhyt
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
SHELTER ISLAND YACHTS
Clear Weather and Good Bree2es
Make Boating Pleasant.

Manhanset Manor Shelter Island. Aug. IS
(SleclaD.-With clear weather and spanking
blSszes every day this week, the yachtsmen at
this resort have been in high fettle. Jolly parties
leave the Manhanset House every morning. with
hampers and baskets containing luncheon daint-
les, for sail around the island or fishing trip
to NTontaul. and they return at night eager to do
business with every item on the dinner menu
The arrival OF the fleet of the Brooklyn Yacht
Club the big affair of the week here From
the piazza of the Manhanset House a large
crowd Of summer visitors watched the yachts
sail in, and there was a continuous booming of
guns for several hours as they acknowledged the
salutes fired from the Manhanset terrace. There
is a large colony of Brooklyn people at the Man
hanset House, and the yachtsmen were made to
feel at home during their two days stay here
Several large dinner parties preceded the bali
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present received favors, and in addition prizes
were won by Miss Harriet Meyer and Daniel
Sullivan.
A novel form OF amusement at the Atchinson
House on Friday evening consisted of peanut
party. Among the contestants who received
prizes were Mrs. ]. a. Lassoe, Mrs a. B. Atchin-
son, r. Reeves and A. j. Adrian, of New York
John G. Borgess. Miss Bedell, Miss Esterbrook
and Miss Dixon the prize winners at a
progressive euchre party held at the Ingleside
on Tuesday evening. Anthony COmstock. secre-
tary of the Society for the Suppression OF wee.
who is a guest at this house, in arranging an
excursion of one hundred of the Stamford sum-
mer visitors 90 CooperstOwn and Ricnieid
Springs 20 take place a week from TUESDAY
The bowling club, composed of guests OF Grey
court Inn met at the Grant alleys on Monday
evening Mrs J. Leavitt Pierce conducted
progressive euchre at the Inn the same evening"
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
STANFORD FILLING Up.
Last week One OF the Gayest of the
Season There.

Stamford. y. Y. Aug. IS (SpeciaD Never be-
fore has there been such an influx OF visitors IN
this resort as during the last few DAYS and
Stamford is crowded with summer guests SO
that every hotel and boarding house is filled
There is a large number Of young people. who
make things lively. and the various social
pleasures have made the week one Of the busiest
and gayest OF the season.
Ideal summer weather has prevailed and
young and old have been spending most of their
time out Of doors. The list OF amusements has
shcluoed TWO got tournaments. various tennis
matches and other outdoor pastimes while In
the evenings there have been numerous dances
card parties and similar entertainments
"a, me annual midsummer ball at the Rexmere
WiA De given In the new ballroom next Satur-
day evening, and viii be the most brilliant OF
Hotel guests and cottagers are looking for
ward 10 the testimonial to be given the johnson
Orchestra OF New York at the Stamford Opera
House thjE evening.
The principal feature of this summers enter
tainment will be a musical comedy entitled
Tie Only Man. and in this production the
leading parts viii be taken by Miss Ethel Terry
Of New York, and Miss Charlotte Terhune, of
Brooklyn.
Mr. and Mrs. a. I.oomis Allen. Alfred f. Allen.
George Bamber, Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Stanley, Miss
Francis Stanley, Miss Rhoda Stanley, Miss
Laura Stanley. Charles Caine and John A
Rapelyc stayed at the ReXmere over Sunday
while on automobile tour Of this section in
TWO large touring cars.
This weeks arrivals at Churchill Hall from
New York include c. II. Lathum. c. A Miller
Alr. and Mrs. j. X. Eldridge. Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Edwards David Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. OrviIle
r. Gray. Frank f. Cummings. Walter H. Fell,
Miss f. d. Tracy, Mrs. Stuart f. Booth Mr..
and Mrs. Z. ". HotOn Mrs J. Littlejohn, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Allen Mr. and Mrs. A. w.
Beioaer, Lester g. Bruggeman and Mrs r. Il.
Richards
Al the Rexmere are Miss Felsinger William
Felsinger. Miss X King Mrs. j. F. Gregory.
Mrs West, Miss 3. Campbell and Miss w.
Louise Henry, OF New York.
The largest progressive euchre party of the
60 he kan- boTrT 4,,
parlors Friday evening
Bridge whist is the faVOrite pasLime at the
Westholm this year and there ara many in
teresting games daily. On Wednesday evening
Me- w. II. Beckley will entertain the guests
Of the Westholm at carGs.
At the Madison in Granthurst Park on Sat
urday evening Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Scale, OF
New York, furnished great amusement for the
quests by conducting q menu party. All those
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19

York and nine-hole handicap for women, for
cup put up by Miss Gidersleeve, also OF Man
haitian, were played The winners were judge
Henry Gildersleeve, of New York, and MISS y.
II. Fish, OF Amsterdam.
The hop given last Saturday evening in the
white parlor was the gayest far this season.
When the music struck up for the nrSt Two
step there was a general movement 10 the par
lor, and those who did not dance took seats
around the room in the adjoining sun parlor,
TO look on at the geyety.
A progressive hearts party given last Tuesday
night served the twOfold purpose of increasing
the fund which is being raised here FOR the
Home for Friendless Children at Plattsburg and
OF providing an interesting entertainment FOR the
hotel guests. All the persons who played were
requested to contribute to the Home 10 any
extent that they wished, and in this way the fund
was increased by nearly $50.
A guest from New York gave the prizes-a
silver vase, which won by Mrs. L. X. Full
ton, of Baltimore, and silver match safe for
the pocket which was taken by DR.. q. r. Lar
kin, of Plattsburg. third prize, silver PEN
ell offered by the same guest, to be drawn for by
the two successful players Of the evening, was
also by DR.. Larkin.
Thomas A. Edison and party, consisting of MIS-
son, George Sloane and John and Miss Mary
Miller Of East Orange, n. j., arrived at the
Hotel Champlain last Monday by automobile
from New York. The party started on the tour
gears near Elizabethtown, causing the trip
from there TO the hotel TO be made in the other
two machines The party remained here several
days, until the disabled automobile arrived,
when they set out for Montreal
Mr.. and Mrs e. Il. Smathers. Mrs Curtis z,
Harmon, Frederick F. Read and William j.
Peck, Of Rye. N. Y, composed another automobile
party that stopped here during the week on the
way TO Canada.
Among recent arrivals from New York are Mr.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
Enormous Crowds at a Convention the Lawrence
River-Good Fishing Up There.

Club; w. H. Zieger, of Brooklyn. and H. b.
Pelzer. of Jersey City.
The water carnival given by the Frontenac
Yacht Club Wednesday night was one of
the most successful Of the many that have
marked past seasons at the Frontenac. The
clubhouse was brilliantly illuminated. as was
the waterfront and the long pier, with electric
lights and streamers. and the steam yachts and
motor boats owned or chartered by the guests
of the hotel presented gorgeous spectacle.
After the yachts had passed in review, an in
formal reception was held at the Yacht Club
house, in which the members Of the American
Motor Boat Association VINO are here for two
days racing, and the yachting parties from the
various points along the river were entertained
by the Frontenac Club
Among the decorated yachts I'm line were the
julie Commodore Alfred Costello Of New
Rear Commodore T. S. Gillespie of New York
the FrOntenac Yacht Club; the Tranuuillo Sam
uel w Bovine, of New York; the Charietta
Fred Frazer of Syracuse; the Amorita, ]. w.
Hance, of New York: the Now Then. CommO-
dOre Luckenbach, OF Brooklyn; the Rivonah. ex-
Mayor Wurster, of Brooklyn; the Nanta, Cliff
ford Brokaw, of New York, and the WissOe. J.
w. Friend, of Pittsbufg.
Among the New Workers. who entertained or
were guests The yachts were Commodore and
Mrs. Alfred Costello, Mr.. and Mrs. Elihu b.
Frost, Mrs. Charles T. Peck. Mr.. and Mrs. 8.
w. Bovine, Mr. and Mrs. George c. Thomas.
Commodore and Mrs Luckenbach, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford BrOkaW, Mrs Thomas Morgan. Mr. and
Mrs. w H. Ziegler and Mr.. and Mrs. Jadwin.
Mrs. Charles T. Peck. of New York. gave a
bridge whist party of twelve tables on Wednes-
day morning at the FrOntenac, there being a
prize for each table
on Wednesday the feet OF the American Motor
Boat Association, which started It's first
rived at Frontenac. on Friday and Saturday
races for the 81 600 speed championship trophy
OF the association were held over the Frontenae
course
The fishermen had good week. MIR. and Mrs.
J. A. Suter and the Misses Suter, OF New Ro-
chele. made two trips ana gathered In big
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19

catches of bass and pickerel Another disciple
of Izaak Walton at the Frontenac is W. G..
Campbell, who was the first to take up the
sport of tuna fishing 1T the Santa Catalina ISL
andS
Senator Everett Colby. Of New Jersey. who is
occupying the General KesSler place at Bluff
Island was frequent visitor last week. A. L.
Quackenbush OF New York being his guest at
the Frontenac. Mrs Charles w Leslie and
Miss Leslie, h. b Van Wagner and George II
benson, four of last weeks guests. made the
trip from Watertown to Clayton by automobile
Friday evening the guests of the Westminster
Hotel We're treated to home talent entertain
ment entitled, THE Queen of the Patch" by A.
M SWanstrom. The Misses Jeanette Moore and
Dot MastersOn. both of whom are guests of this
motel, had leading roles. The stage was erected
In the large dining room of the hotel and a
large audience most of whom were New York
and Brooklyn people, witnessed the performance.
p. b. Sigerson. of New York, a golf instructor
arrived last week. and has been extremely busy
ever since. Mr. SigeTsOn iS also a baseball en-
thusiast and under his direction team has
been organized which has scheduled several
games with the other teams OF this region
on on Friday last card party was held in the
parlof6 or the Westminster. Progressive euchre
was the game played, and held the attention
OF the guests of the house till past midnight
Miss Carolyn Wells, the magazine writer, and
her friend, Miss Edith Johnson, of Montcair
y. j., are guests of the hotel.
The Sisilina. new HerresChoff modelled steam
yacht. owned by Nathan Straus. of New York
CITY, who has beautiful home here on Cherry
Island just above Alexandria Bay. has made
its appearance ON the river.
Howard Chandler Christie is at the Crossmon
House with his wife and daughter Natalie
Mrs. George Reed. OF New York who is spend-
ing few weeks at Alexandria Bay, gave birth
to a baby girl on a recent trip of the steam
yacht Castanet of the Captain Visger Line 20
Kingston
house party OF New Workers on an island
called the Cedars, just below Fine View, Is COM
Peet. Nine. Beeson Edward Beeson. Mrs. A. p
IlkeI, Miss Enid E.hev, MISS Cec.le Eattler.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
ON LAKE CHAMPLAIN.
Visitors at Resort Breaking Records
of Former Seasons.

Hotel Champlain, Aug. Is CspeciaD.-Mid-
August finds gayety in full sway at Hotel Cham
plain, and the days follow each other in a round
Of pleasure Already has the attendance for the
month broken the records OF former seasons and
judging by the large number Of guests that
arrive on every train and boat, it is safe to
predict that at the end of August the hotel reg
lister will show that this an extraordinarily
busy month.
All day and every day the tennis courts, on
the lawn in front of the house. are in use, and
the surrounding benches invariably occupied
by men and women. boys ana girls, watching
the white figures on the courts.
few rods from the tennis courts, and still
in view of the west piazza, is the croquet ground
and not far away, hidden I'm the trees. stands
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
HANDY TELEPHONE.

The team OF a farmer near Sherwood sonN =
a mire on his farm. and the horses were seNS
going under when he thought OF his tslcpAone.
Soon he had a gang OF a dozen phone VIZ
stretChGrs, with implements. on a race 4e4 ~.
farm. Their arrival was timely. the nreatn,nss
apparatus OF the animals being stllA ~-t
ground. BY using the stretching machinery e.f
horses were dragged from the Bog 1He ts.
telephone is itself great thing for rhe ARM,
but this being provided with . troop or Gots.
ahouts for emergencies. an for the low priet =
the phone. Is worth taking into ~ equato@-
Detroit NewA
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19

the Brooklyn arrivals at the Msnhanset House
this week. .-+
Patrons of the Prospect House are greatly In
terested in the series of dOry races for the cup
offered by ID. p. Hathaway, manager OF the
Prospect The races are to be held next Satur-
day. A card party and hop were among the
diversions OF the week at the Prospect House.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19

Mrs Sheldon Mr. and Mrs E. A Dillenbeck I.
G. Mapes, F. p. HoughtOn and family, Mrs.
George Barney and Mr.. and Mrs. Stack.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19

and Mrs. Stewart G. Nelson, Marshall H. NAL
lory Z. c. Moen and A. Rene MOen and Bentley
Gardiner.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-11
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JUDGE H|GHTOn

The following resolutions expressive
of the appreciation of the Young Men
Institute for the valued services OF
Hon. Henry z, Highton, on behalf of
the organization and the principles it
espouses,' was received by Judge High
ton in the last mail:
Whereas. Hon. @Henry E. Highton CT
Honolulu, T. H, has for a number Of
years. both in San Francisco and Ho-
nolulu, shown himself devotedIy and
zealously attached to a work of pro-
noting the Welt are of the Young Mems
Institute. by addresses and numherleSs
literary contributions. whenever and
wherever occasion permitted: and
Whereas. We. the members and dele
ga ties 70 the twenty-second grand coun-
Gil of the said Young Mems Institute.
feel that such love, zeal and devotion
in so venerable champion IS most
deserving of our highest appreciation;
therefore, be il
Resolved. That we, the members Of
the grand council of the Young Mems
Institute. in grand council assembled
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The steamship Korea from San Fran
cisco arrived early yesterday morning
with big passenger list. Capt. Sand
berg is in command The vessel left
the mainland on Sept and brought
TOUR days later mail. The trip down
was uneventful and pleasant Capt.
Sandberg is well known here having
been chief officer of the steamship ST.
IBERIA and China. Of late he has been
in command of a Panama boat. The
Korea brought &c tons of freight for
here including anchors and wrecking
appliances for the steamship Man
churia's wrecking. Her through freight
amounted to 27O0 tons
The Korea's passenger list included:
Col. Macfarlane, who returned to Ho-
nolulu from business trip to San
Francisco.
General Hartwell, Alexander Young.
w. H. Hogs and his son Frank, DR.
Geo. Herbert and Aubrey Robinson
who returned to Honolulu after a visit
to California
j. o. Wilder Division Superintendent
of the Southern Pacific at San Fran
cisco, who with his wife, are going to
spend vacation in Honolulu.
Chalmers Graham the oil man who
will remain in Honolulu for two weeks
He is accompanied by Mrs Graham
The Korea sailed for the Orient from
the Naval wharf shortly after 5 d. m.
yesterday.
CHINA'S SMALL CROWD.
The steamship China arrived at day