Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-22

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HAROLD C. DIILINGHAM arrived
this morning from visit to the coast.
]. NJ. LEVY, the Honolulu Business
man. returned from trip to the coast
in the Pacific Mail liner Mongolia this
morning. =. +. -. =
J. T. WARREN of the Honolulu
Photo Supply Company and Mrs. War
rem were incoming passengers or the
| Mongolia today. = ~ .:@... s..
MR.. AND MRS. w. f. SHAW re
turned in the Sierra from California,
where they have been touring the
state fcr six months 49, -.
FREDERICK G. .HUMMEI., mana.
ger of the Mutual Telephone Company,
and Mrs. Humnel arrived from the
coast on the Mongolia today. III.
MR.. and MRS. j. F. SPLITTER are
Lack from business and pleasure.
trip to the mainland. They returned
this morning in the Mongolia. !.
IL. LINDSAY of Los Angeles, Cal,
accompanied by Mrs. Lindsay and
their daughter, Miss Gladys Lindsay,
are registered at the Young Hotel
H. A. ROSTER, representing the
California Barrel Company, is max
ing tour of the Pacific as passen-
ger in the Pacific Mail liner Mongolia
w. B. L0UCKS, prominent COM
mercial man, is an arrival this morn
ing to make general tour of the isl
ands before returning to the coast He
was a passenger in the Mongolia.
MRS. CLARA WILLIAMS, wife of
prominent business man from Bang
kok, Siam, is through passenger to
San Francisco in the Pacific Mail
liner Persia.
MISS PRISCILLA VERNE, repre-
senting the Anderson vaudeville cir
cult in Australia is to make a brief
stay in this city before proceeding to
the Antipodes.
M ]. STARK, representing the Pan
nm IN Ixa l,,,r
mess mission. is making a flying visit
to the islands as passenger in the
Pacific Mail liner Mongolia
MRS. RICHARD KIPLING, was
passenger in the Pacific Mail liner
Mongolia that arrived from the coast
this morning. Mrs. Kipling will be
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
ia. Magoon.
81 ALAN LoWREY was an arrival on
the Mongolia this morning, returning
from Harvard University. Mr. and
Mrs. F. ]. Lowrey, who went on to see
their sons graduation, returned with
him.
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mer Circuit Judge George d. Gear of
this city, was numbered among the
passengers returning to the city this
morning in the Pacific Mail liner Per
STA. Mrs. Gear has visited extensive
ly in the orient
MISS JEANNE l., GEARY daugh-
ter of Judge Geary of San Francisco.
IS intending to make an extended visit
TO the islands. She was numbered
among the passengers in the Mongolia
this morning.
JOHN H. WILSON, Democratic ma
tional committeeman for Hawaii, now
in Washington, is reported to be
slightly i'll at the capital. The heat
of the summer is said to be the cause
of his Illness.
v. F. WILSON, a Denver. Colo,
banker, intends to visit the scenic
points in the islands. He will spend
some weeks in the territory before re-
turning to the mainland. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson were passengers in the
Pacific Mail liner Mongolia. !
DIR. w. A. FISHER, is a passenger
in the Pacific Mail liner Mongolia
who is proceeding to the Far East and
will locate in India for one. year at
least. He proposes to make an ex
haustiye study of conditions in the
tropics. Mrs. Fisher accompanies her
husband on the tour - . .-- -.
MR.. AND MRS. W. B. THOMAS,
and Miss May Thomas, are back from
a three months, stay along the coast.
They arrived in the Pacific Mail liner
Mongolia this morning Mr. Thomas
while away made careful inyestiga-
ton of the possibilities for increased
market for preserved pineapples.
E. lGEISECKE, vice president of the
Thayer Piano Company, Ltd, is among
the passengers sailing for the main
on fC,