Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-09
PERSONAL MENTION OF
WELL-KNOWN PEOPLE
H0NOLULANS HERE AND ELSEWHERE

ger ON the steamer Sierra. Miss
Hutchins has accepted position at
Handel, Kauai, where she will teach
school.
Miss S. Belle Chamberlain arrived
on the Sierra and Is registered at the
Alexander Young hotel Miss Cham
berlain is a great friend of Judge and
Mrs. Quarles and Miss Helen Quarles
of Boise Idaho.
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Miss Mary A. Potter and Miss Adele
Wicke returned on the Wilhelmina
last Tuesday. after a vacation of near
~ three months in California which
they spent together visiting relatives
and sightseeing.
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Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
jamin f. Dillingham; will entertain at
dinner in honor Of Mr.. Keller. Cow
ers will be arranged for eight. The
affair Is In the nature of farewell.
for this gifted poet will sail the next
day for the Orient. thus continuing on
his way around the world
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Mr. and Mrs. John Guild. who have
rented an attractive home in Berke-
ley. California, where they have been
enjoying the spring and summer
months. will return to Honolulu the
middle of October.
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Mrs. Berger, and Miss Nina Berger
are planning to spend the winter in
California. They will leave Septem-
her the sixteenth on the Siberia. and
will probably spend the autumn
months in Berkeley, but will spend the
| Christmas holidays in Southern Cal
| ifornia with Mrs. Berger's son.
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Mr. J. A. Kennedy was returning
| passenger on the Sierra. Mr.. Ken
| nedy left his wife and daughter In San
Francisco, at the Palace Hotel. They
will return to Honolulu on the next
Wilhelmna.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Belser and two
children returned to town Thursday.
They have been spending the summer
months at their home at Kahala.
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Mrs. Edith Berger has decided to
spend the coming year in Hawaii nei
and has accepted the position of prin-
cipal of the Hanula school.
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Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Berg left on
the steamer Mongolia Monday for u
vacation trip to California. Part of
the time will be spent In San Fran
cisco; the latter part of their visit
! will be spent In Palo Alto. They plan
to return to Honolulu either the lat
ter part of October or the first of No
vcmber.
Miss Belle Weight and Miss Julie
Tanner are enjoying their visit in San
Francisco with Mrs Hind.
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Mrs. John S. Walker and two chill
dren returned this week from pleas
! ant trip on Maui.
Mrs. Cowles and Miss Cowles are
\ visiting Judge and Mrs. Kingsbury on
| Maui.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Mamie Phillips and
| family will return to town either to-
day or the first of the week. They
have been enjoying the summer
months at their home at Kohala.
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Word has been received that Mrs
! Frederick Klamp is n little better, the
cold climate having tended to brace
her nervous system.
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i Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Curtis of Cur
tisville, left Tuesday for their home
on Hawaii. They have been spending
J three months motoring through Cal
ifornia. The daughter. Miss Edna Cur
It's. has been the guest of Miss Hazel
and Vivian auckland of this city and
returned to her home with her par
ents.
\ A large contingent OF service folk
came In town to pay their respects
TO the Queen. and attend her birth
day celebration Among them were
Colonel and Mrs. Rumbaugh, Captain
and Mrs. Hopkins and Mrs. Daniel
Hand.
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| Mrs. Clarke and Miss Clarke. who
have been spending the summer in
the Santa Cruz mountains, returned
yesterday on the Sierra, Miss Clarke
\ Is the Latin and Greek Instructor at
Pnnahou and was obliged to return
in time for the opening of the school
4 term.
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4 Lieutenant Ross ROwell of the u
s. Navy has been visiting friends and
relatives in the northwest. Lieuten-
ant Rowell will join the Pacific fleet
shortly. and may be expected in lIo-
nolulu next month, where his friends
will give him cordial welcome.
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4 Mr., and Mrs. Wallace Harrington
| will return Tuesday IN their home IN