Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-15
PERSONALITIES

! MISS LILLIAN SHERIDAN Of San
Diego, is registered at the Young.
c. D. Mcintosh, of Redlands. Cali
fcrnia, is making visit IN the city.
MIR. AND M4,S. SAM kUBEY will
leave for the coast Saturday on Ine
Sierra for a two months visit.
i. MURASKI, a Manila business man
| is a passenger in the China en- route
t. the mainland on business and pleas
ire
MRS. C. R. AUCKLAND, accompan-
| ied Dy her two daughters, arrived from
the coast yesterday after an extended
tour of California.
| David Dowsett, who has been absent
or the coast for several weeks re-
turned to Honolulu yesterday accom-
panied by his wife.
MRS. NJ. ROTH and Henry P. Roth
VINO left Honolulu last February on
the world cruising Cleveland, returned
yesterday on the Sierra.
MRS. E. H. THOMPSON and Miss
Thompson of this city returned from
tour of the east with the arrival OF
the China from the orient this morn
| ing.
l.. A. G.. PARISH returned Prom
San Francisco yesterday. Mr.. Parish
has been connected with the receiving
station of the police department for
svral vars.
MRS. H. A. LAMPMAN, wife of the
Standard Oil representative at Hong
kong is proceeding to the mainland
as a passenger in the Pacific Mail
liner China.
w. NJ. Milne, we'll known tourist
promoter, and who has on several Oc-
| casions passed through Honolulu in
charge of a party of travellers is re-
turning to the states in the China.
l.. P. FTGUEROA, representing the
Mexican government at Yokohama,
| Japan, is returning to the mainland
and will continue the journey to Mexi-
co City. He has been identified with
consular affairs in the east for num-
Der of years.
HON. F. M. HATCH and his daugh-
ter, Miss Harriet Hatch, were return
| ing passengers on the Sierra yestCr-
day. Miss Hatch was one of the young
est .debutantes in Miss Taft's set at
j Washington at the commencement OF
| fT6SlU6uI i ait lSlI III VI ulIlA G.
ROBERT THURSTON, son of l.. A.
Thurs ton, vice president and general
| manager of the Hilo Railroad Com
pany, who has just completed a four
| years course in sugar making at the
| University of Louisiana returned yes
| tcrday on the Sierra andfhas accepted
a position with the Waialua Agricul-
ture Company as timekeeper.
COLONEL D. 2. STON Err, WHO Wis
tied Honolulu some weeks ago as the
representative for the Ferris Hartman
Company, is returning to the states in
the China. Colonel Stoner has been
succeeded by James L. Pierce a Ma
rila business man who has invested
considerable cash in the Ferris Hart
man tour in the East.
EARL HAMILTON SMITH, news
paperman of wide experience at Ma
Mia and associated with the Cable
lnews-American, a morning paper es-
tablished by Frederick O'Brien of Ho-
nolulu, is journeying to the mainland
as. a passenger in the China. Mr..
Smith will represent his paper at
Washington. He is accompanied by
!. his wife and mother.
| THE MISSES HELEN HAYES and
Mary McLane, of San Francisco, were
among the passengers arriving on the
Sierra yesterday morning. They are
delighted with Honolulu and ycster-
day visited some of the schools and
colleges of the city, declaring that
!, there is nothing better on the NAM
land. They are here on only short
visit, and expect to visit the Volcano
Of Kilauea soon.
| CAPTAIN w F. SHERMAN a piOn-
eer vessel master, ship chandler and
> stevedare in the Philippines under
Amrican occupation is a passenger in
the Pacific Mail liner China, en- route
to the mainland and thence home to
the Far East by the way of Ecrope.
Captain Sherman is accompanied by
his daughter Miss Edith Sherman. Cap
tain Sherman operates extensive es-
tablis hments botn at Manila and Cebu.
, Philippine islands.
MISS WILHELMINA TENNEY,
daughter of Mrs. E. d. Tenney of HO-
rolulu, will spend part Of the winter
here as usual. Mrs. Tenney has a suite
at the Hotel Bellevue which her d}ugh-
ter will share. Miss Tenney is
a typical out-Of-dOOr girl. fond of al