Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-22
PERSONALITIES

ness man, arrived at the sport this
morning per the s. S. Sierra
/ MISS H. NEEDHAM OF the city
schools has returned from a delightful
vacation spent on the Coast.
MISS ALICE CHILDS was a passen-
1 ger TO arrive in the Sierra this morn
ing after an extended visit to the Coast
B. JACOBSON is a passenger i'm the
Sierra, from San Francisco. this morn
! ing and@ will. locate at Schofield Bar
! racks
H V HAMPTON. brother of the ia
nous baseball player on the mainland,
is a visitor in the Islands as passen-
ger in the Sierra this morning.
MRS. w NJ GIFFARD has returned
to Honolulu as a passenger In the ST.
ezra after an extended visit TO points
of interest throughout California;
MRS. n. N. WHITFoRD, wife of the
chief Of the bureau Of forestry In the
Philippines, is through passenger. in
the Siberia. en- route TO the Coast
MRS NJ o. JENNINGS and Miss
Juanita Holmes OF San Francisco are
arrivals in the Sierra. with a view to
opening cafeteria at tReSeapital city.
w. w. GoODALE manager of Wal
alua plantation, has returned from a
business and pleasure trip to the main
land. He was passenger in the ST.
ezra.
MISS A. FRANK and Miss F: Frank
are completing a tour OF the world as
passengers in the Pacific Mail liner
Siberia. They are returning to New
York
z. T. HUGHES, an expert automo-
bile man, is an arrival at Honolulu.
coming here to join the Won Hamm-
Young agency He was a passenger
in the S. S. Sierra.
r. G. CURTIS, who has been attend
ing the Commercial High School at San
Francisco, was a passenger In the ST.
ezra, to visit with his parents on the
Island of Hawaii.
r. A. BALESTER and Mrs. Balester
of Jacksonville. Cal, are enrolled as
passengers to arrive this morning in
the Sierra. They may later decide to
locate here permanently.
MRS ELLA SEXTON. a well-known
writer, Is a visitor to the Islands for
the purpose of collecting data to be in
corporated in series of articles, In
tended for the mainland press.
A. B. BUFFEM is a well known
Coast automobile man who has arriv-
ed at Honolulu to join forces with
George Beckley in the handling of the
American car in these Islands
r. S. LYDECKER of the bureau of
archives expresses himself as glad to
return to the Paradise of the Pacific
after three months tour;of the main
land. He was passenger in the ST.
ezra
F. L. BATES, with the Hongkong
agency of the Pacific Mail, is making
trip to the homeland as a passenger
in the liner Siberia, which arrived at
Honolulu from Oriental ports this
morning
J. LENNOx. with the DN. s. Sachs
Dry Goods Company. Is back from a
three months business trip1to the MAIN
land in the interests of his firm Mr..
Lennox visited all the important dry
goods centers in the States.
MISS NJ. E. NELSON of Los Angeles
was. the lucky winner of a prize at a
rattle held on board the Sierra on Sat-
urday evening. Miss Wilson is making
a pleasure trip to Honolulu and will
return to the Coast in the Sonoma.
G. G. ELY, well-known lumber
surveyor has come to the Islands to
identify himself with the mills on Ha-
wall operated by the Pahoa Lumber
Company He expects to remain in the
Islands for the better part of year.
s. G. KINDS, president of the San
Francisco Bridge Company, which holds
xyn1n 1ahl ton
work at Pearl Harbor, is making one
of his periodical inspection trips to
the Islands, as passenger in the liner
Sierra.
]. B. STEVENSON, with the San
Francisco firm of Carlson, Currier Co,
is an arrival at Honolulu on a COM
bined business and pleasure trip. Mr..
Stevenson has been making semiannual
tours of the Islands for a number of
years past.
r. NJ DEWING, who arrived in the
Oceanic liner Sierra from San Fran
cisco this morning, will assume the
duties of foreman at the Hawaiian
Preserving plant Mrs. Dewing accom-
panied her husband to the Islands, to
make her home in this city,
M. C. PACHECO is back after having
attended the sessions of the national
Democratic convention held at Balti
more. Mr. Pacheco was member of
the delegation sent from the Territory
of Hawaii to represent the Paradise
of the Pacific at the big political meet
DIR. A. c. ROTHROCK and DR.. A. r.
Thomas, graduates from the University
of Pennsylvania, are the latest addi
ton to the medical staff at Queens
Hospital. They will serve in the ca
pacity of internes The medical men
were arrivals in the Sierra this morn
ing.
REAR ADMIRAL H. r. STANFORD,
U. s. N. identified with the construc
ton bureau of the United States Navy
at Washington, d. c.. is an arrival at
Honolulu today as passenger in the
Oceanic liner Sierra He comes to Ha-
waii to make a general inspection of
work now under way at Pearl Harbor.
c. w. JONES, president of the
Moody Manual of Railway Corporation
Securities. with headquarters at New
York, accompanied by Miss Mary