The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-06-15
PERSONAL.
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Fram Saturdays AdvertIstr.)
Miss Alice Hedemann was recent
visitor in Boston.
Admiral Mead, U.S.A. (retired), and
his wife are through passengers on
the Chiyo Maru.
Mrs. A. Z. Jones, daughter of Cap
tain and Mrs. Fuller, arrived here from
the mainland on the Alameda.
Mrs. Richard Ivers gives a large
dancing party at the Irwin s beach
residence on the evening of the 26th.
G. d. Samson leaves on the Alameda
for three months vacation. He ex-
poets to visit relatives in the East
while away.
Mrs. George p. Clough, wife of
customs official in San Francisco, ar
rived in Honolulu on the Alameda yes
terday for visit with friends.
Cecil. Brown, president of the First
National Bank here, returned from
round-trip to the Coast for his health
yesterday He is looking greatly i'm.
proved.
Jack Cordell, a passenger on the Ala
media from the Coast yesterday, came
down to meet Dick Sullivan in a
pugilistic contest for the championship
of the Islands.
DR.. ]. l.. Ross, who arrived here yes
terday morning on the Alameda, is a
prominent physician and banker of Red
wood City, Cal. He has a son in the
Islands with whom he will visit.
DR.. George Waldo Burgess, formerly
bookkeeper for Benson, Smith & Co.,
has been appointed superintendent of
the Odd Fellows Home near Oroville,
Cal. Mrs. Burgess has been appointed
matron.
Y. Sang Mark, Chinese Christian
minister, was an arriving passenger on
the Alameda yesterday. He is bound
for Tongatabu, where he will take up
mission work under Bishop Willis, for
merly of Hawaii.
Mrs. Chas.. A. Gibson, wife of a prom
inent official of the j. d. Spreckels
company in San Francisco, and her son
arrived here yesterday on the Alameda
for visit with Manager and Mrs. Ross
of Honolulu plantation.
w. E. Felker, who arrived from the
Coast on the Alameda yesterday, is a
brother of the late Miss Felker, one of
the most popular school teachers who
ever acted in Honolulu. Mr.. Felker
was accompanied by his wife.
DR.. A. Schwab, an expert entomol-
ogist who has been studying conditions
in the Orient for the German govern
ment, arrived here yesterday afternoon
in the Chiyo Maru. He will stay in
the Islands for some time. DR.. Schwab
has worldwide scientific reputation.
Mrs. L. G. Castleman and her daugh.
DR.. Thomas Green, lecturer of note
who has been connected with the Uni
ted States government in work in the
Orient, is a passenger on the Chiyo
Maru.
Herbert Withers and party arrived
here for their engagement in this city
on the liner ChiyoN Maru yesterday
They made many friends on the voyage
from the Orient
F. j. Holton, Pacific Mail Steamship
agent at Hongkong, is passing through
on the Chiyo Maru on his vacation. Mr.
Holton is one of the best-lilSed steam
ship men in the Orient.
H. v. Patten and wife and Mis-,
Eleanor Patten of Hilo, Hawaii, re
turned to the Islands on the Chiyc
Maru last evening. Mr.. Patten il
bringing back with him large number
of Chinese pheasants, some of which
he will turn loose in one of the Islands
passengers from the Orient on thu
Chiyo Maru yesterday afternoon. They
will make stay of several weeks il
the Islands. Mrs. Castleman is {
wealthy lady from New York, Will,
her daughter is society belle of tina
metropolis.