Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-05
PERSONALITIES

= hINc. NEOnNE 1OIlIEh and ma1C
came home by the Mongolia.
MRS. P. T. CLEGHoRN returned, on
the Mongolia from a visit to tn,
Coast
A. F. JUDD returned on the Mongo-
liza from an extensive trip on the
mainland.
MRS. ELLA. K. SEXTON leaves
Tuesday for Honolulu to be away
about a month.-Examiner.
Mr.. AND MRS. GEO. BECKLEY
were among the Hono1ulans to return
yesterday by the Mongolia.
MRS. CHARLES NJ SADLER OF
Alameda, mother of Mrs. Louise Ris.
don Mead. will also sail on the So
noma. Tuesday
Mr. AND MRS. ALFRED I.ICAS-
TIE, who have been travelling on the
mainland and abroad for some
months, returned on the Mongolia yes
! terday
MRS. H " MURRAY was number
ed among the returning passengers in
the Pacific Mail liner Mongolia. which
arrived from San Francisco yesterday
morning ie43t
MRS F.. IS. SAMUELS will be the
guest of inenop at luncheon. to be
given on Friday by Mrs. T.. p. Head.
Mrs. Samuel leaves on Tuesday for
Australia .istsi So
W. H. H0OGS and Mrs. Hoogs have
returned from the mainland after sew
eral months business and pleasure
tour. They arrived as passengers in
the Mongolia. -
CHARLES r. WOOD of Honolulu
is at the Stewart Wood is connected
with a firm which is building break
water for the government at Hilo. =
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BRUCE CARTWRIGHT. SR., who
has been absent on the mainland for
the greater part of year, returned
to the islands yesterday in the Pacific
Mail liner Mongolia.
A. l. C. ATKINSON. who represent
ed the Bulletin at the National Repub-
!:lican Convention held at Chicago, re-
turned to Honolulu yesterday in the
Pacific Mail liner Mongolia.
MRS. PERCY CLEGHORN of Homo
lulu who has been visiting her par
ents, Mr.: and Mrs. J, HI. Hough in
Stockton, is spending week in San
Francisco. She will not return to the
islands until August. Call.
H. NJ. COWLES, a cousin of Admir-
al w. C. Cowles, commandant OF the
Naval Station. and his niece; Miss G.
s. Cowles, who have been visiting here
for the past month, have returned to
their home in Pennington, Conn.
MRS. j. j, Locker, Master George
Locker and Miss Marguerite Locker
were Homecoming passengers on the
Mongolia. They have been in Ger
many for a year and the Lockers will
occupy their Liliha street home now.
EX-GOV. G, R. CARTER was num-
bered. among the distinguished pas
sengers who returned. to Honolulu yes
terday morning from. a mainland trip
EiHg the. liner Mongolia. IFS Haughter,
Miss Elizabeth Carter, accompanied
him. = - =.
MAJOR wINFfELb S. iGROVE, we'll
known in local military circles and.
an officer in the Philippine Eonstabu-
larry, passed through Honolulu yester-
day as a passenger in the liner Mon
gelia. Major Grove is returning to
his station in the Philippines with a
bride.
|. GEORGE BECKLEY and Mrs. Beck
ley are back from an extended bust
ness and pleasure tour of,the main
land. Mr.. Beckley brought finely
appointed new automobile, said to
contain many of the latest wrinkles in
corporated in the manufacture of high
alocc
FRANK McCOPPIN BREWER has
returned to San Mateo after a visit
of some weeks in Los Angeles. He
will leave for Honolulu the early part
of July Miss Amy Brewer is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. Edward
Cudahy, in her attractive Chicago
home. Mrs. Cudahy was formerly
Miss Leonore Brewer-Examiner.
LIEUTENANT PHILIP SHERIDAN
sailed Saturday afternoon for Homo
lulu to. be gone for an extended trip.
Mrs. Philip Sheridan will not visit
her son this. year, as she had intend
ed, but, with, her. daughters, has gone
to Newport. to remain for the summer
season. She viii return to her home
in Washington in the early, autumn.
Examiner.
MRS. GEORGE w. McNEAR and
MISS ERNESTINE McNEAR sailed
Saturday on the Ventura for the Ha-
waiian Islands. The McNears plan to
be away the greater part of the sum-
mer, most of which will be, passed in
Honolulu. where. they have friends.
They will return in September to at
tend the marriage of Miss McNear's
cousin, Miss Miriam McNear, and
Leo Korbel, which is set for that
month. -Examifier
COL. SAM PARKER, who claims
the honor of having been an invited
guest in the Taft private car in its
whirlwind tour of New Jersey, during
the preliminary stages of the, nomina-
ton campaign, is back in Honolulu as
a passenger in the Pacific Mailer Mon
golia. Parker alse-aeqaired- some dis
tinction on the mainland by telling the
reporters that he could swear fuent1y
in several different languages, includ-
ing the Hawaiian tongHes which ap.
parently proved a novelty tor the deni-
zens of the corn belt.
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