Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-16
PERSONALITIES


has left for Kauai for a weeks, vaca-
ton.
| W. T. POPE is spending this week
in Hilo. He expects to return next
! Tuesday morning
REV. FRANK GOODSPEED will ex-
tend his stay in Honolulu until the
middle of September.
carroll MICHENER, a former Ho-
nolulu newspaperman, is connected
with the China Press at Shanghai.
J. G. HARNESS, general secretary
Of the Wellington, y. e.. Y. NJ. {. A =,
passed through here on the Mariana
MRS. DORIS PARIS was a passen-
ger 10 arrive az Honolulu this morn
ing in the Pacific Mail steamer ST
! IBERIA.
A. c.. CASE, a business man from
Chicago, is a visitor at Honolulu as
a passenger in the Pacific Mail liner
Siberia
| H. NJ. TUSkA, a New York com
mission man, is making a trip to the
| Far East as a through passenger in
the Siberia.
RODNEY GILBERT. formerly of the
Star and the Advertiser, is travelling
through China as the representative
of large American advertising firm
| T. l.. HENDERSON, a business man
of San Francisco, is making tour OF
the islands, having arrived this morn
ing in the Pacific Mail liner Siberia.
| MRS. FRED w. MACFARLANE
and MISS ALICE MACFARLANE re-
turned from an extended visit to the
mainland as passengers in the ST.
IBERIA
CHANG CHIN GARN, secretary to
the Chinese consulate at Manila, is
returning from at visit at Panama.
He is a passenger in the Pacific Mail
| liner Siberia.
MISS L. NJ. MOODY of Palama Set
Element will leave Monday with
| twelve girls for Waialua, where she
will open a camp and spend the week
on the beach
| COMMANDER "A. C. ALMY, U. S.
! N, IS enrOute to the station in Asiatic
waters as a passenger in the Pacific
Mail liner Siberia that arrived at the
tport this morning.
| SYDNEY COHEN, a buyer for East
ern wholesale and importing firms, is
| making a business trip to the Far
Fast as a passenger in the Pacific
Mail liner Siberia.
MISS MELANIE POCOCK of this
| city, who went to the Hawaiian Isl.
ands in June on visit, has decided to
prolong her stay and may not return
until next springs. F. Call.
J. M. GOODE is proceeding to
Hongkong, where he will take up his
| duties in the office of the Pacific Mail
| Steamship Company as secretary. Mr..
Goods is a passenger in the Siberia.
MISS GRACE POWER, the local
milliner, has returned from success
| full business tour of the mainland in
search of attractive novelties. Miss
Power was an arrival this morning in
| the Siberia.
MRS. w, 3. DARGIE, wife of the
late, proprietor of the Oakland Tri-
bune,. was an arrival in the Pacific
Mail liner Siberia, for her regular
annual visit to the islands. Mrs. OAR
! gle is accompanied by her maid.
| COL 2. S.. SPAULDING, the cap
italist and sugar planter, is making
business trip to the islands. He
was an arrival in the Siberia this
morning. From here he will make
an inspection Of his interests on
| Kauai.
! MRS. ALICE HEGAN RICE, author
of Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage Patch"
her husband, Gale Young Rice, who
is also a writer, and her mother, Mrs.
S. w. Hogan, are passengers on the
Siberia. They are going to make a
tour of the Far East
OTTO W1X, a celebrated water
color artist, who has made regular
visits to Hawaii was an arrival in
| the Pacific Mail liner Siberia this
morning. Mr.. Wix will reopen his
studio and then make an extended
tour of the scenic points around the
! islands.
FRED LAU, who for the last two
years has been physical director of
the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton, has resigned to accept call as
physical director Of the Honolulu as
sociation. Mr.. Lau may return to this
city upon the completion of the new
900 building.-Santa Barbara In
dependent.
MR.. and hrs. WILLIAM ALEX,
AMBER of Washington, d. c., and Mr..
! Thompson Alexander, who have been
Visiting their relative, Mrs. John w.
| Bidwell at the Rancho Chico. leave
! with their hostess for Honolulu this
week. Miss Harriet Alexander, who
! has been summering at the ranch, will
| he home on Wednesday.-San Fran
cisco Examiner.