Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-24
PERSONALITIES


July IA to Miss Esther Kahale, a
school teacher of this city. ..-a,
MRS. PAUL JARRETT and daaigh-
Ter returned from Hawaii Saturday.
MIR. AND MRS. w. 8. BOWEN. who
have been visiting the volcano, re-
turned to town on the Mauna Kea.
ARTHUR M. BROWN returned
from Kauai yesterday on the Kinau.
S. T. STARRETT, the small farm
is still on the other ISL
ands = He was expected to return yes
terday.
DIR. +. B. BARNES. who has had
charge of the practice of DIR. Water
house on Kauai while the latter has
been away, returned to town yester-
day and will resume practice here.
MISS WILLIAMS. daughter Of Land
Agent Williams of Hilo is In the city
for n two weeks stay.
WILFRED HARRISON returned on
the Makura from school at Victoria
to spend his vacation with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Harrison.
REV. ROBERT E. SMITH. of the
Methodist Episcopal church leaves
Friday next for Maui where he will
stay week. During that time he will
preach at various centers. Mr.. Smith
was asked down by the Maui folks.
MARSHAL HENDRY is expected to
return from Hawaii and Maui OH
Wednesday next. tt..' ~.
JAMES WAKEFIELD and the fam
lily are to take up their residence In
the new home on Pacific Heights dur
mig the week. "a,
PAUL PoTELER, representative
of the Rothschilds, is proce( ling In
the Siberia to Hongkong where It is
stated that the big firm will establish
an agency.
JULIUS PADELA, Is an arrival in
the Siberia today having came down
from the coast with a commission to
forward a series of illustrated arti-
cles pertaining TO the islands, which
are said will appear in the Cosmopo-
Titan, Sunset and other publications
Padela comes well recommended as a
writer.
MISS HELEN KIMBALL, sister to
Manager Clifford Kimball at Haleiwa
has returned to Honolulu as q Pos
senger in the Pacific Mail liner 81.
IBERIA 49,
GERARD JOPPY. a new consula,
appointee representing the French
Republic. Is proceeding to Shanghai
to take station.
GEORGE 'SlMMIE, at the head O
one of the largest stevedoring an,
compradoring firms In the Far Eas
and located at Manila, Is a throug
passenger In the Siberia. after havin
spent some time on the Pacific coas
on business and pleasure bent. Mr.,
Simmie accompanies him.
LEE PAY, well known Chimes
merchant with branches at variou
China coast ports is returning HON
after a buying trip extending 'throug
the mainland.
MRS. GEORGE WOLF, the wido,
of the late George T.. Wolf, membe
of the Manila importing firm of Cast
Brothers-Wolf and Sons Is throug
passenger in the Siberia. She is re
turning after having spent some tim
at San Francisco.
DIR. JOHN o. POLAK. a noted SUI
geon, is making a round trip to tn
East as passenger in the PaciH
Mail liner Siberia.
GEORGE +. RUSSELL, Mrs. Ru.
sell and Miss Nan Russell are part
of Portland, Ore. people who are mai
ing tour In the Siberia destined fc
far Eastern ports. Mr.. Russell /
prominently identified with the banl
ing interests Of the Oregon metrop'
lis.
]. l.. LOMPREY. representing tn
American Bible Society is proceedil
to Japan, and to station In the int,
ests Of that organization. He Is
passenger In the Siberia.
DIR. HOWARD AMES. connecte
with the medical stan of the Unite
States navy and stationed at Goat Is
, and is making brief visit to II
islands as n passenger In the Sib
ria. DR.. Ames is accompanied by h
daughter, Miss NJ. Ames.
w. r. SCOTT, Assistant Gener
Manager OF the Southern Pacific lin
Is making vacation trip to the Is
. ands. He arrived In the Siberia tn
morning accompanied by Mrs. SEQ
and daughter.
J. TARN McGREW, who has be,
absent from the islands for the pa
six years, the greater part OF the tin
having been spent In Paris, return
to Honolulu this morning ON a she
: visit, He was included In the pa
sengers arriving In the Pacific M;
steamer Siberia this morning.