Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-08-07
PERSONALITIES

MIR. AND MRS. ROBERT WEBB
are visitors to Honolulu. Their home
is in Colorado City. Miss Van Juye
accompanies them.
, +. a. BOARDMAN formerly llo-
nolulu newspaper man, writes friends
here that he has been named U. s
marshal at Chefoo
| CAPTAIN ALLEN WALKER of the
Philippine Scouts is through passen-
ger in the Buford en- route to the
States on leave of absence.
HOWARD HITCHCOCK is at pres
ent at the volcano making numerous
sketches that will form the founda-
| ton for future work with the brush,
T.. $. GEE, the well known tennis
player, is reported to be quite sick
! Baguio. Mrs. Gee is also i'll, 10 the
| report
| MISS CHALMERS of San Diego,
Cal, is house guest of Bishop and
! MIS' htStdll'hs cH' Nldic 'h i''"'"
ing TO the mainland on the next
| Wilhelmina
| MAJOR +. l.. LYONS of the Philip
pine constabulary joined the United
States army transport Buford at Ma
Easaki and Is proceeding to the main
land for orders.
i G. G. MCLEAN. connected with the
United States Army Y. NJ. c. A. work
in the Philippines in the capacity of
secretary, is through passenger in
the troopship Buford
MIR AND MRS. CHAS. RICE were
incoming passengers on the Kinau
yesterday. They brought their two
daughters with them and will remain
in town during the polo season.
j COMMANDER II. T. BAKER of the
4 United States Navy and stationed at
Olongapo, was among the through
passengers in the transport Buford
4 that arrived from Manila this morn
ing.
MISS ALICE WORCESTER. daugh-
ter of Dean c. Worcester a promi-
nent member of the Philippine Com
mission, is on route to the mainland
as passenger in the United States
army transport Buford.
MIR. AND MRS. HENRY FOSTER
BUTTON are expected TO arrive early
this month from the Coast and will
be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Nlacfarlane. Mrs. .WorthinEton Ames
will accompany them to the islands.
WILLIAM WOLTERS will sail on
the Mongolia for the Coast and will
visit Germany before returning to Ha-
wall While In Germany he will take
a course of treatment for his eyes,
which have been causing him consid-
cradle troubly lately.
VICE PRESIDENT w. r. SCOTT
General Passenger Agent Charles S
Fee and Treasurer G. l.. King, all OF
! the Southern Pacific are homeward'
| bound passengers on the Mongolia
| Mr., Scott has been touring the ISL
ands. The others have been out in
me 'li'nl,
| MR.. AND MRS. J. A. NJ. OSORIO
have announced the engagement of
their daughter, Elvira Valeri, to Pro-
fcssor Albert Thomas Roll, of Fred
cricksburg, Indiana. The wedding
will take place this evening at the
home of the brides parents in Puueo
and will he very quiet--Ilawaii Her
| aid.
COLONEL ROBERT N. GETTY Of
the United States Infantry unattach-
ed, Is in command of troops and the
ranking officer in the transport Blu
ford that visited Honolulu this morn
ing en- route from Manila to San
Francisco. Colonel Getty is accom-
panied by his wife and three daugh-
ters
MRS. PAU KAUKALIU, tifty-six
years old, died yesterday morning
She was the wife of John Kaukaliu
of Diamond Head, She had been for
many years faithful member of Ka-
waiahao Church. She was the mother
of eighteen children. The funeral will
be from the Townsend Undertaking
, Parlors II two o'clock today, and
burial in Manoa Valley. -. 81. .--.