Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-25
PERSONALITIES

H. ROfIRfNG: IIIiNE, Hawaiian
planter is ct the Hotel Stewart lex
aminer.
WALTER M. GIFFARD, president
OF the board Of agriculture and for
estr " Is on the island 81 Hawaii.
A. z. ELLIS, representing the Paci-
&c Phosphate Company is q through
passenger in the Oceanic liner Ven
tura for the Colonies. Il
MRS. w. LANTz after an extended
visit to- the mainland and to Europe
returned as q passdnge in the Ocean.
ic liner Ventura this morning.
MISS i. #. PINKHAAd, a passenger
lin the Tenyo Maru. will remain in the
islands for two weeks before resum-
ing the tourney to the mainland.
Pa HSaCOOK, connected with the
Alaskan Packers Association Is pas
senger In ne Ventura who swills re-
main here for some weeks on busi-
ness and pleas ure.
JOHN sol r]R Of Adkolplu, former
adjutant general Of Hawaiian Ma
tional Guard Is at the Stewart Ex-
DR. 81. d. ID. fsVAIsEERSs greatly
improved in health was included
among the passengers "a. return to
Honolulu this morning ii the Oceanic
liner Ventura.
JAMES SCOTT, representing a
mainland advertising firm. who attends
Eto the distribution of circulars and
folders. is through passenger IN the
Japanese liner Teny0 Marn enroutf
~ tho m . IN land 81 n .sss fsfS
WILLIAM BARKLEY, Frederick w
Gotch, A. G. Dryer and Fred Mott are
well known Ear Eastern tea buyers
returning from q business trip to
China and japan. They are through
passengers In the Toyo Kisen Kaisha
|liHer Tenyo Maru.
G. c. SPlNKsaa promoter from the
mainland representing picked team
of baseball pennant winners is max
ing trip to Australia with d view OF
pulling OF q series of exhibition
games there. He is Through pas
senger in the OceaDlie liner Ventura 1
o. A. STEVEN, Representative Of
tine Hawaiian Sus1r 1tcrs. rs = re,
cruiting agent for jsbd'I Is bach from
an extended stay IN the Philippines
Steven suffered from an aotIte stroke
E0f paralysis while away and is re
turning to the mainland to- recupers
ate.
JOSEPH p. COOKE, of Alexander &
/ Baldwin, was q returning passenger
III the Oceanic liner 6ntura. having
spent several 1IontIB on the main-
land on business and pleasure bent.
He represented the Sugar Factors at
series of conference held with main
land importers and buyers.
HARRY NJ. WHITNEY, of the pas
senger department orc. Brewer and
Company is back fro ma mainland trip
during which time he had Opportun-
ity OF assisting in the determination
of wild game. As q passenger IN the
Ventura he was an arrival at the port
this morning.
MRS EDWARD D. TENNEY. one
|>of the swell-known hostess Of Homo
lulu. has been spending part xOf the
early winter here, hit LEFT recently
for her home, to return soon: Mrs
Tenney was much entertained while
here, and her generous hospitality az
forded here friend many delightful
occasion. ExamitefH ~ s
EF II r. W41'ERifoI1sE and Mrs
Waterhouse, Whoehave been away or
an extended visit to the Orient, re-
turned in the liner Tenyo Maru this
morning. Mr.. Watefh6uses represent
ed local capital in rubber estates 10
Gated IN the Federated Malay States.
While away, Mr.. Waterhouse has been
cuite III with typhofa. from which he
is slowly recovering