Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-20
PERSONALITIES

1
SAM JOHNSON, of the Puma Lum
Der Company. came in ON the Wilhel
nina for short visit.
DEMOSTHENES LUXURIOUS ant
Panes Porphyrus are visitors from
Eiilo by the Wilhelmina.
MRS f. l.. WALDRON and Stanley
Waldron are booked for the mainland
on the Wilhelmina tomorrow.
GEORGE LYCURGUS, Mrs. Lycur.
gus and their children are departing
pass angers on the Sierra tomorrow
G. DUNN OF the st Louis College
was departing passenger on the
Mauna Kea this morning for Hawaii
WALTER WATSON left for his
home in Hilo this morning by the
Mauna Kea. He is going home for
the vacation.
CHARLES T. DAY and wife sailed
on the Makura yesterday. They will
visit Europe after spending some time
in Western Canada.
ATTORNEY SMITH of Hilo expects
to sail tomorrow in the Wilhelmina
and will visit his old home in New
England while away
MISS ALICE ROTH and Frank +.
Thompson are to be married this
evening. The ceremony will be per-
formed by Rev. Wadman.
l.. c. ABLES leaves on the Wilhel-
nina tomorrow for the coast, aud will
attend the national grand council of
Shriners at Rochester, n. Y. '-
CHESTER DOYLE has been re-
tanned to defend Japanese on Kauai
who is charged with murder. He
sails today for the Garden Island
o. w. SEARCY. connected in an Of
fetal capacity with the Bureau OF
Health at Manila is returning to the
Philippines after having spent some
months on the mainland.
w. II. DE BEAUFORT, of the staff
Of the Hungarian Legation at Toxic.
Is returning to station after having
spent some time at the homeland. He
Is a passenger in the America Maru
aud will leave the vessel at Yoko-
hama. ...
MISS BERNICE DWIGHT was the
center of II large number of friends at
the departure of the Makura yester-
day. She goes direct to New York,
where she will be married at once to
Mr.. Miller, who visited here some
time ago.
REV. AND MRS. ]. w. WADMAN
will leave for the coast on the VIII
holmina tomorrow for trip to the
mainland. Rev. Mr.. Wadman will
take along some island views to use
in lecturing as an aid to the Promo
ton Committee.
HAROLD p. GRIDLEY, a member
of the stan of the United States col
lier Alexander, is a through passed.
ger in the Togo Kisen Kaisha liner
America Maru. Gridley is enroute to
station after having spend six months
leave of absence at his old home In
the States.
ED POLITE. the San Francisco
broker, goes away on the Wilhelmina
tomorrow, after month in the is
lands. Mr.. Pollitz came here in con-
nection with new process for manu-
featuring sugar which has been given
II tryout at Pioneer Mil.
MISS LIZZIE TEN SUE KAU, I
valued assistant connected with the
local branch of the Guide and the
Merchants Exchange, left this morn
ing as a passenger In the steamer
Mauna Kea for a vacation to be spen
on Hawaii. The young lady will D,
absent for at least a month.
MRS. GRACE BINGHAM. a recog
nized society leader on the coast Il
IA passenger in the America Maru
which arrived this morning. Mrs
Bingham intends remaining over II
the islands for some little time be
fore continuing the journey to Japan
China and the Philippines. She is ol
a round trip to the Far East for healtl
and recreation.
J. c. WILLIAMSON. one of Aus
tralia's foremost theatrical man anC
the leader in the Legitimate" field
is in Honolulu for a few days, HI
came in on the Makura yesterday ans
will leave ON the Sierra for the coas
tomorrow. After visiting New Yori
and other points, he will sail for Ell
rope, everywhere picking up high
class stars and companies.
II. p, KENNARD, representing the
British home government in carrying
on an exhaustive research for The
care Of persons afflicted with plaques
and infectious diseases, is a through
passenger in the America Maru, en-
route to Siberia. He will proceed e
Hardin and from there will journey
in leisurely manner through Manchu
ria and Siberia concluding his toul
upon arrival at ST. Petersburg.
w. ID. McCRACKAE, Il representa-,
tive of the Christian Science Church
ana one of its leaders with headquar'
tiers at Boston, Mass, arrived at HD,