The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-08
PERSONALS.

W, N. Giharl of Brewer & Co. re-
turned yesterday from the mainland.
! II. w. Knight Of Kauai was a guest
n the Stewart Hotel, San francisco. on
| September %.
DR., and Mr.. ST. D, G. Walters were
guests ar the st. Francis when the
Sierra left san Francisco this trip.
Airs. Henry Holmes and daughter of
Honolulu are established in apartments
at the Hotel Bellevue, San Francisco,
tor the winter.
The Misses Krauthoff, who have been
VISITING In Honolulu, will have apart
ments at the st. Francis Hotel. San
Francisco, for the winter.
Nh. and Mrs Donald Y. Campbell.
Well known society people of San Fran
cisco, arrived on the Wilhelmina. to re-
main here short time
j. II. Sehnack was one of the kamaai-
mas who returned by the Sierra yester-
day from the Coast. He has been spend
ing some weeks in California.
Or. John W. Gilmore, president ofthe
college Of Hawaii, arrived in San Fran
Ycisco recently, en- route to Spokane to
attend the dry farming congress.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Along and Mas
Ter Along returned from San Francisco
yesterday on the Sierra, having spent
several months in the Bay City. quar-
tered at the Palace.
Capt George D. Moore. Twentieth
United States Infantry, and Mrs Moore
are located for the winter at the
Brighton apartments, 2131 California
avenue, Washington, D. C.
While Thomas Magee of San Fran
cisco is visiting in San Francisco, Mrs.
Magee is en- route to New York with
Mrs. Sadoc Tobin. Mr.. Magee will join
has wife in New York on his return to
the fnainland
Kris. f. D. Tenney and daughter, Miss
Vilhelmlna Tenney, returned from Cali
<fOrnia on the Wilhelmina. Mrs. Tenney
was hostess al her apartments at the
Fairmont in San Francisco, just before
leaving for the Islands, at a bridge
party. The prizes were sandwich plates
of rock crystal and silver.
Capt William G Fay, L. S. NJ. c., on
October / was detached from the head
quarters of the Marine Corps and de-
tailed to Marine Barracks at Annapolis.
The change Is like "going home' for
Captain Fay. Captain Fay's father was
an instructor at the academy for TWEEN
tythree years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dillingham; re-
turned from San Francisco yesterday.
While in San Francisco they were the
recipients Of many social compliments,
among these being luncheon given at
the St. Francis by Mr.. and Mrs. Bald
win Wood, the latter of whom is a
sisteEof Mrs, Harold Dillingham;.
>George Angus, head of the hardware
Of I. H. Davies & Co, reAI
turned Yesterday III. the Sierra, accom-
panied by Mrs. Angus. They went to
England and visited many of the lead
ing cities and enjoyed every moment of
their stay IN London. Mr. Angus
charged his views in one respect-he
found London was not a slow town,
after all.
Rear Admiral w II. H. Switzerland,
t. 5. n, has arrived at Washington,
D. c., from a cruise that took him as
farsas Honolulu. Mrs. Switzerland and
Miss Mary Switzerland returned Sep
TENDER 10 from Magnolia to meet the
admiral They have opened their home
in \ street Miss Switzerland is max
ing some visits and will arrive home
this month.
The horticultural staff of the Hawa-
ian Experiment Station has been aug
merted by the appointment of Valen-
tine Holt, part of whose time is be-
ing devoted TO horticultural work. Mr..
Holt has collected and prepared exhibits
of a large number of fruits and other
products of California shown at the
Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition. He
has begun work in the selecting and
propagation of varieties of papayas,
with a view of systematic breeding.