Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-05
PERSONALITIES

A. +. DAVEUX, of Charleston, s. c.,
is Il visitor expected here soon.
JUDGE SILLlMAN expects to get
away for the coast by the Siberia on
the 9Th inst.
WILLIAM MORGAN returned from
Maui Sunday, where he has been
spending u vacation.
MRS. n. G. NOoNAN returned in
the Wilhelmina this morning after u
delightful visit spent on the coast.
II. ~ ADORA. who visited here last
year, is planning trip this winter to
escape the cold of his Chicago home
L. J. WARREN, assistant secretary
OF the sugar planters association, has
Maui.
VERNON TENNEY, son OF r. D.
Tenney. returned to Honolulu this
morning in the Matson steamer Will
helmina.
W. II. CAMPBELL of Hilo was
among the returning passengers from
the coast in the Matson Navigation
steamer Wllnellnlna.
MRS. KLUEGEL, wife Of George
Kluegel of II. llackfeld 4 Co., re-
turned from Il brief visit TO the main
land as Z passenger in the Wilhel-
nina.
| DIR. +. J. NICHOLSON. a celebrated
surgeon of British Columbia, accom-
! panied by Mrs. Nicholson. are passen-
I'gcrs in the Toyo Kisen Kaisha liner
! America Maru on route to the Orient.
! They propose making n round trip,
| covering all important points of in
| tCrcst in the East.
i. WALTER DOYLE. the "Oil King
IS back to the land of the tall cocut-
| nuts after several months absence
| The greater part of which time was
| spent in the California oil fields
| Doyle represents n string If COM
panies and he expects to remain in
the islands for an indefinite period
| JOHN MURRAY MARSHALL, an
attorney connected with the legal de.
| plTtment of the Southern Pacific with
| Headquarters at San Diego. was mum
bored among the passengers to arrive
tins morning in the Wilhelmina Ac-
companied by Mrs Marshall, they will
| remain several weeks in the Islands
MISSES X. BRAYTON, j. Mann, A.
| W. Olcott and f. NJ. Olcott are a party
of young ladies en- route to the Orient
who have decided to remain over al
the Hawaiian islands for brief visit
| They arrived as passengers in the
| America Maru from the coast this
morning.
| JOHN X. FERN, one of the Blu
letin ten trippers," who left some
weeks ago for the coast. returned to
Honolulu in the Matson steamer vii.
holmina this morning. Mr.. Fern re-
ports having had the time of his life
Through his efforts In getting int
the winning class, Mr.. Fern was en-
abled to extend his travels along thu
Pacific coast, visiting many points o
interest.
MISS WILHELMiNA TENNEY, on,
: of the bellies. of Honolulu. is at thu
Palace with Mrs. Tenney. They en-
terrain informally every now ant
then. and their time has been madt
very pleasant by the, attentions o
their friends. Miss Tenney was host
ess at luncheon for several Of hel
girl friends one day this week. The!
return to the Islands in October
San Francisco Examiner.
/ MISS CLARK. who sails this weel
for Hawaii as teacher in the Kohali
Girls school, has been the recipien
of much social attention. She wa
, the guest of Mrs. Salisbury at LON
Beach for the weekend and severa
luncheon and social affairs are plan
ned In her honor. The young ladie
of the Royal Daughters entertaine
Miss Clark with series of ''steame
letters" which are to beguile the lon
hours of the voyage unless Neptun
interferes by occupying her time wit
his own time-worn amusement
Monrovia, Cal. Messenger.
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