Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-19
PERSONALITIES


i Sierra this morning.
I MISS RUTH CARTER is an arrival
from the coast in the Sierra to visit a
sister living in this city.
MRS. p. P. HYATT Of. Worcester,
Mass, is an arrival in the Sierra to
visit relatives in this city.
/ J. A. URGE, who takes up his
duties in the Y. NJ C. A., is an ar
rival in the Sierra this morning
j J. GORDON of San Francisco an
1 arrival IN the Sierra this morning will
make Honolulu his future home.
JAMES B. CASTLE will leave in the
Sierra on Saturday for a trip to the
east, to be absent for three months.
j MAN SCHMIDT and Mrs. Schmidt
are arrivals in the Sierra They are
On business and pleasure trip to the
islands.
/ II. s.. HANSEN, is a passenger In
the Sierra who is enroute to Australia.
He will remain here pending the ar
! rival of the Sonoma.
MRS. e. D. MIDDLEDITCH, after
an absence from Honolulu of nearly
two years returned as a passenger in
the liner Sierra this morning.
Mr.. AND MRS. w. R. BROWN are
among the passengers in the Sierra
who propose to- pay visit to Kilauea
before returning to the mainland
| DIR. AND MRS. T. B. SMITH, a
young couple making their home in
! Nevada are visitors at Honolulu. They
al rived in the Sierra this morning.
LESLIE" fsHDUDLETTE,' son Of
| Captain Houdlette, master of the
l Oceanic iinerH Sierra is making "a
round. trip in'the well known vessel.
A.. f. CASE who holds important
contracts with 4! the construction Of
| Pearl Hafbor drydoek and buildings,
is an, arrival in the steamship Sierra.
| NAT, BERGER ira, San Francisco
| merchant, lis a visitor i'm the islands
OF business and pleasure bent. . He
was, an arrival in the Sierra this
morning.
/. MIA. SILVA, formeh s.immigration
agent, was! a returning passenger IN
1.-The oceanic afhseT sierra this morning.
Mr. Silva was away on business mis-
| cion I! &3t1 't9* }r.l tt.7ti ..''@ T. : i
MISS E.. STEMM and Miss ALB.
Thompson. are arrivals in the Sierra
from the coast this morning to ta-ie
up positions with the territorial school
department.
WALTER REVELL, Mrs: Revell and
Miss Helen Revell are passengers IN
the Sierra from Los Angeles. They
are making the round trip on the pop
ular Oceanic boat.
| MISS, K. KNIGHTLY Of Los Ange-
| les, passenger in the Sierra from
the coast this morning, will remain
here for some weeks before continu-
| ing the journey to Japan and Manila.
BEN SELIG,'" we'll known San
Francisco department store manager,
/ with Mrs iSeIig, is an arrival i'm the
Oceanic steamship Sierra. III Mr.. Selig
will connect with the Clarion in this
In;fv. - ~: - Il, .',,, .;19Na''.z4 uEr i.S'
Mr.. AND MRS O.saPoRTER and
Miss Porter are passengers In the ST.
Terra mailing from Los Angeles: They
| probose remaining incl tf1es Islands
some weeks before returning to the
mainland ~
THE REV. ORISON +. McMULLIN,
G. s. p, of Old st, Nary chnrcRb sail
cisco Oh Yrria l II last Week for H5-
inolulu, where he will enjoy we'll
merited vacation.-S. F.s Leader. :
| H. LAMONT, a capitalist who re-
sided at Regina, Alberta, when that
place was visited by disastrous cy-
clone. is visitor at Honolulu, having
arrived this morning in the Sierra.
Mr.. Lamont is en- route to Australia.
Mr.. and MRS. G.. F. FITZHUGH,
prominent attorney at law from
Memphis, Tenn, is making round
trip to the islands asva passenger in
the Oceanic liner Sierra. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fitzhugh propose visiting the volcano
before returning to the mainland:
A. j.. WRIT, the compiler OF a
celebrated cable code, Is back from an
extended business tour of the main
Hand and Europe Mr.. Wortz returned
| irf the Sierra this morning and was
greeted at quarantine by delegation
OF Moose in which order he is high
official.
JAMES A. KENNEDY pTesidentsapd
general manager of thesInter-1stand
Steam Navigation Compare. returned
from an extended visit tosthe mainland
and Europe as passenger insthe
Sierra. While away, MI. Kennedy
gave considerable time and attention
to making an investigation of available
steam toanage.
CLARENCE w. GIRVIN, formerly
connected with the engineers departs
ment at Eva, has accepted position
with the Koloa sugar plantation in the
capacity of chief engineer. Mr.. Cir
vim was at one time employed by the
Makaweli Sugar Co., having installed
large amount Of the mill machinery,
which experience makes his services
as chief at Koloa valuable asset in
the construction of the new sugar mill
which the company is soon to con-
struct Mr. Girvin is a brother of
Mrs. w. H. Rice, Jr., of Lihue.-Gar-
den Island.
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