The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-12-01
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''In our travels we went to the town
of Dole, in France, the town from which
the Dole family is supposed to have
come originally, but besides the cathe-
dral which is called 'Notre Dame de
Dole there was nothing of any historic
interest to show of the origin of the
family" said Judge Sanford B. Dole
yesterday afternoon in telling Of his
trip with Mrs. Dole in Europe.
Judge and Mrs. Dole arrived on the
Wilhelmina yesterday morning and they
were met by many friends when the
boat came alongside the dock, but even
before, they were welcomed back to
Hawaii by Captain Berger and his
musicians, who went out on a tug, and
by Supervisor Eben Low and others,
who were outside to greet the travellers
at quarantine. The Kaena, which took
the welcoming party out. was decorated
in her brightest as tribute to the for
mer President of Hawaii.
Had the Doies not returned for two
days more, it would have been just
eight calendar months since they start
ed away for their vacation trip, trip
which took them to Europe for the first
time and which embraced many parts
of the United States.
During the time they were away they
were entertained in many places, spend
ing more time in England than any
place else, the two months they were
there being spent for a great part in
London
Besides the long stay in London, The
only other places where they stayed for
any length of time were Paris and Ber-
lin. in each of which cities they spent
three weeks. They visited nearly all
the principal places on the continent
from Italy north, but did not 60 into
Russia at any time of their journeys.
Judge and Mrs. Dole spent some time
in the United States on their return
in Maine and Castine, visiting Mrs
Dole IS relatives, and then in Riverside
with brother of the judge.
y ~. Chambers Decorated,
Durinp the afternoon yesterday
.Judpe Dole came to his chambers
federal court which has been m0vet
since he went away, and after viewing
the new quarters he said he thought /
was the best temporary place possible
for the ,ourt. His rooms were decor
ated with flowers for his, inspection AM
they presented gala appearance whel
the venerable jurist made his first visit
eyes, it was interesting" said Judg
Dole, in speaking of his vacation TRIP
s'We were away some time, long enoug
TO be satisfied for a long time in tn
future. IT was our first visit to Europ
and on that account we probably en-
loved it more. But we are both gla
TO be back in Hawaii where our man.
friends are. and where there is so muc
hospitality" he concluded
Favors other Site.
Asked what the status of the Mahuk
site for the federal building was, Jude
Dole replied that he had heard nothin
of it recently but that formerly he ha
had some correspondence with Seer
tary Wickersham on the matter.
When told that il WAS decided thi
nothing more was to be done on 1t fl
a time at least, until further eonside
alton by congress, he said; "That ms
mean that in Washington they are co
sidering one of the other sites. hol
that is so, for I do not favor the NJ
huka site, especially running throul
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