Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-09
PERSONALITIES

| GEORGE ". CARR, superintendent
of the railway mail service. is back
from business trip TO Hawaii and
Maui, q
MR. AND MRS. j. S. SPLITTER are
among the large list of passengers Il
arrive from the Coast in the Wilhel-
, minas
DR.. A. C. WALL. was numbered
| among the returning passengers from
the Coast in the Matson Navigation
steamer Wilhelmina
REV. r. ELMER SMITH of the First
Methodist Church is contemplating a
trip 10 the Orient next month and
will remain away for several weeks.
JOHN DETOR, who represents the
Lycurgus interests at Hilo, was a
passenger in the steamer Mauna Kea
arriving at Honolulu this morning.
j. E. SHEEDY, superintendent for
the Inter-Island Steam Navigation
Company. returned from business
trip TO Hilo in the Mauna Kea this
morning.
A. H. JUNGCLAUS has returned
from combined business and pleas.
! ure trip to the mainland. He was
numbered as a passenger in the Viii
] telniina.
JUDGE A. S. HARTwELL is back
from tour of the mainland which
carried MIN to the Eastern centers
He returned this morning in the vii
6elmina. r..
E.S0. WHITE of Hall & Son is back
from a business and pleasure tour of
the mainland Mrs. White. aceompa-
MED him as a passenger in the Will
helmina
SPENCER BOWEN, associate heao
worker at Palama Settlement will re
i turn on the Honolulan which is due
to arrive here from San Francisco, one
week from today
CHARLES ATHERTON and Miss
Violet Atherton, returning from an
extended tour OF the mainland were
passengers in the Matson Navigation
steamer Wilhelmina.
JOEL COHEN, the local theatrical
impressario, who has just closed a
successful season at Hilo with the
Juvenile Bostonians, returned to Ho-
nolulu in the Mauna Kea this morn
ing.
JOSEPH. SCHWARTZ. the whole
sale jeweler, arrived this morning
/ from his semi-annuaI visit to the
mainland, bringing with him many
seasonable novelties for the jobbine
trade.
CIRCUIT JUDGE II. r. COOPER
| left today on the Kilauea for Kona to
inspect some property there that is in
Iyolved in an assumpsit suit pending
in his court. He expects to return
next Tuesday.
JOHN WALKER, the we'll known
contractor, and chief OF the Scottish
Thistle Club. who left some time age
for visit to Scotland and was taken
] ill enroute, is now undergoing treat
men in Germany.
ESMOND OVEY; M. " O., second
secretary of the British Embassy al
Washington, who, has ;, been spending
9: few days, in the. Islands on. bust
ness and pleasure, will sail for the
mainland this afternoon.
d. L. CONKLING of Honolulu, who
is at the Stewart, is the Treasurer OF
the Territory of Hawaii. Mr.. Conk-
ling is in the city. on official business
fore going East-Examiner.
= JOHN T.. sM0IR; one Of be o1ERERie
sioners OF education and q fi1eiIlD6i
of the Republican delegation to Chi
cago, returned in the Wilhelmina and
put up at the Young pending depart
ire for his home at Onomea.
J. T. MOIR, the Hawaii plantation
man, and delegate to the Republic
can National Convention held at Chi
cago, was included in the list of pas
sengerS to arrive from San Francisco
in the Wilhelmina this morning.
ESMOND OVEY, second secretary
to the British Legation at Washing
ton, who is spending a brief vacation
in Hawaii, returned from a visit to
the Volcano this morning. Mr.. Ovey
intends taking passage in the Korea
for San francisco.
MRS, E. ]. LORD and sons. Beri
and Marion, returned from stay op
the maitland, this morning.
J. T. McCROSSON is back from q
trip to the mainland which took him
on to Washington. While away Mr.
McCrossen looked after several big
INTEREST,"
GOVERNOR WALTER F. FREAR
delegate to the Republican Ma
tional Convention held at Chicago
accompanied by Mrs. Frear, returned
as passengerssin the Matson Naviga
ton liner Wilhelmina Governor and
Mrs. Frear were met at the wharf
by a delegation of friends.
MISS HARRIET BRADFORD OF
San Francisco will sail for. Honolulu
tomorrow on the Honolulan to appear
as the maid of honor at the wedding
of Miss Thelma Parker and Henry
Smart. Miss Bradford is a daughter
of Captain Ovey Bradford. She will
make the journey to Honolulu alone
but on her return in the autumn viii
be accompanied by Mrs. Frederick
Knight
P. A. SWIFT, manager for Henry
May & Company. was passenger in
the liner Wilhelmina this morning
Mr.. Swift has been away on sue.
cessful buying tour of the maryland
including all the principal cities along
the Pacific Slope from Vancouver to
San Diego, Calf, Mr.. Swift reports
growing interest in Hawaiian af
fairs on the mainland and predicts
an eXOdf1S of tourist travel in this