Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-08-18

MISS maCIdTldHc Is tHe uduSnteT Oh
c. W. Macfarlane of this city.
II. II. McELDOWNEY. of the Miller
Salvage Company, is back from a
, business trip to the mainland, where
he secured some valuable additions
to lines now handled by that COM
val in the Sierra this morning.
CAPT. c. l.. PITNSY is connected
with the scout organizations In the
| Philippine service. He Is through
passenger in the Tenyo Maru bound
Tor San francisco.
J. T.. LYNDS, Mrs. Lynds and e. 8.
Lynds. are members of party, who
are concluding trip around the
world. Mr.. Lynds was once a member,
of the Minnesota legislature.
MR.. AND MRS. CHARLES TEN
PLETON CROKER have taken a
William q. Irwin residence. which
they will occupy this winter. They
too, will entertain this winters. +.
Examiner.
JUDGE l.. l.. FAWCETT, a prom
inent New York State jurist Is re-
turning to the mainland after a trip
which has encircled the world. He
is through passenger in the Tenyo
Maru that arrived from China and
Japan ports this morning.
MRS. YANAGIHARA, wife of DR..
Yanagihara of Kilauea, Kauai, was
among the returning kamaainas from
Japan in the Tenyo Maru today. Mrs.
Yanagihara is a school teacher at
Kilauea, Kauai, and was educated at
the Kamehameha School for Girls.
CAMPBELL WOOD Secretary OF
the Aero Club of America, has receiv-
ed the promotion committees letter
to Mr.. vaniman which he will for
ward as soon as he ascertains just
where the famous photographer and
aeronaut has descended with his diri-
gible balloon.
MCGOWAN and his party will be
taken out to see the Pail view by
Percy NJ. Pond this afternoon, and on
the way back will attend an official
reception given by John NJ. Giles, the
Representative of the Hands-Around-
the-Pacifc Club for New South
Wales, at Sunnyslope on Nuuanu
avenue.
JUDGE w. II. SMITH, from Den
yer, and associated with the Santa
Fe Railway at that point Is pas
senger to Honolulu in the Sierra that
arrived this morning. J. NJ. Connell
also connected with the same trans
Continental Railway line accompan-
les the Smith party on a tour of the
islands.
WILLIAM II. GOETz. Of the b nj :
retin, accompanied by Mrs. Goetz.
returned to the islands as a passen-
ger in the Oceanic liner Sierra this
morning. Mr.. Goetz looked fine and
fit as he stepped down the gangway
OF the popular Honolulu ferry boat"
! after several weeks spent on the coast
at well known summer resorts.
MISS ANNA ATKINSON, who was
recently brought into the center OF
the spotlight by the San Francisco
press as a principal In an enllvening
hula, alleged to have been conducted
: on board the Matson Navigation
: steamer Wilhelmina, that nearly caus-
Y ed the retirement OF Captain Peter
Il Johnson, returned to Honolulu this
morning as a passenger In the 81
/ ezra.
5 WILLIAM KNIGHT, with collec
! ton of birds and animals, proved one
e Of the interesting passengers In thu
J, good ship Sierra on the way dowr
from San Francisco. Mr.. Knight Is Il
: enter the service of the Won Hamm
n Young Company. He would not con
= sent to leave the mainland without
5 his numerous household pets JOHNS
0 the party.
DIR. J. T. WAYSON, Mrs. Way
+ son, Misses Eleanor and India Way
@ son, were among the passengers T.
= return to Honolulu this morning II
n the Sierra. DR.. Wayson and famil,
i were met at the wharf by beauti
c fully decorated automobile, the worl
of DR.. Ways0n's many admirers
: among the patients at the Kalihi de
: tention station. DR.. Wayson, now a
{ the head of the City health depart
= ment and City and County Physician