Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-09
PERSONALITIES

REV. MR.. COREY, former pastor o.
the local Christian church, is secre
tary OF one OF the big Bible move
ments in China-The Friend.
J. S. II. FRANK. with one OF III.
big Pacific Coast importing firms, /,
making buSIress tour TO the ORIENT
as a passenger in the Shinyo Maru.
= HAROLD SAMUELS, son OF the
general manager OF the Oceanic s. S
Co., is a through passenger in the
SOnoma, en- route from Sydney to San
Francisco.
DR.. W. A H. BURKETT. an emf
! nent surgeon Of the Pacific Slope, is
returning on the steamer Sonoma
from a visit to the Australian com.
monwealth.
DIR. J. TACHIHARA, with the big
Mitsui dockyards at Japan, is return.
ing as a passenger in the Shinyo Maru
after q business tour Of the United
! States and Europe
i V. PIKE, identified with the ship
ping interests along the Pacific Coast,
is making a business trip to the Ori-
ent as i passenger in the Japanese
! liner Shinyo Maru.
MRS. JAMES CUMMING of Maui
with her little son arrived in town by
| the Claudine for a stay Of some time
and is at present with Mr.. and Mrs
John Guild at their beach home at
! Kaalawai
LIEUT.-COL. A. G. VARIABLE,
who is slated to take command of the
Kings Own, a company of military
stationed at Hongkong, is a. passen-
| ger in the Shinyo Maru en- route to
the Far East
| Col. D. P. STONER, representing
the Ferris Hartmann opera company,
is making tour to the Far East, and
on arrival Of the liner Shinyo Maru
this morning decided to remain over
here until another steamer.
DIR. NJ. SENGOKU, a university
| man, and at the head of one of ia
pans railway lines, is returning to his
native country after having completed
business tour of the United States.
He is passenger in the Shinyo Maru.
w. NJ. MILNE, who visited Homo
lulu some two years ago in charge
of large party of San Francisco Ex-
aminer eXcursiOnists, is a passenger
in the Shinyo Maru on a tour of the
Far East, combining business with
pleasure.
JUDGE ]. E. SPRINGER of the
Philippines, who has been identified
with the judiciary in the southern is
lands for many years, is returning to
the far-aWay islands, where he in
tends to enter a law firm now estab-
lished at Manila
MRS. KATE VASSAULT is COM
plotting round trip in the Oceanic
Steamship Company liner Sonoma.
She is a writer of note and has pre-
pared series. of articles on the sew
eral countries touched during the trip
to the South Seas.
MRS. L. F. COCKROFT and the
Misses F. and C. Cockroft are through
passengers lin the Oceanic liner So
noma, returning from an extended
visit in the Colonies. Mrs. Cockroft
is the wife of the general passenger
agent of the Oceanic line.
o. A. STEVEN, the labor recruit
ing agent representing the Hawaii
Sugar Planters Association in the
Philippines, is an arrival from San
Francisco in the Shinyo Maru this
morning. Mr.. Steven will soon con-
tinue the voyage to Manila.
MISS JANET crosse, daughter of
the American governor in Samoa, and
a resident of Page Page, is making the
trip to the Coast in the Sonoma. Miss
Crosse will enter school at Baltimore,
Nd She is accompanied by LieHen-
ant and Mrs. S. M. Baker of Pago
Pago.
EDWARD MEAD, formerly of the
University of California, and lately
riculture at Washington, is travelling
in the Sonoma to the United States.
He is now identified with the move
ment in Australia which has to DO
" it'll the introduction of settlers into
the commonwealth.
J. S. BADGER, at the head of the
tram lines at Brisbane, Queensland, is
through passenger in the Sonoma,
en- route to the United States, where
he will study the latest appliances in
street railway equipment. Mr. Bad
ger has just been through a series
of labor troubles, during which time
his life was said to have been fire.
quently threatened.
P. GORDON, an assistant in the
United States AttOrney-Generals de-
Bdrtment. at Washington, is visitor
at Honolulu today, in the Japanese
liner Shinyo Maru. Mr.. Gordon is
understood to be stopping over at Ho-
noIulu enToute to the Far East and
the Philippines in order to pay some
attention. to the operation of the sew
eral Federal bureaus in these islands.
He is accompanied by Mrs. Gordon.
It's wonder more married women
do nat lncn their mindS=cOnSiderin