Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-21

. tic iCOoSt tIIS LAOA
| j., p. LYNCH is back from a fort
Light visit at San Francisco. He was
numbered among the returning pas.
sengers in the Sierra.
| MRS. PATRICK GLEASON was
taken seriously i'll at her home yes
terday which necessitated her removal
to the Queens Hospital.
| THE MISSES II. AND K. THORPE,
| Who expect to tour the islands, are
| registered at the Colonial. They ar
rived in the Sierra this morning.
DIR. F. l. MORONG of Honolulu.
accompanied by Mrs. Morong. expects
to leave for the coast this week for a
two months visit with relatives.
MISS KITTY KLEIN, a star in the
coast vaudeville armament, accompan-
| led by her monther, are passengers in
the Sierra, to remain here for some
weeks.
MRS. OTTO Wlx, wife of the prom
inent artist who recently painted Il
number of local persons. is booked for
her home in San Francisco in the
Sierra.
Mrs. w. L. Frazee, wife of the
county electric light superintendent,
will depart for the mainland in the
Sierra Saturday for visit of severaI
weeks.
MRS. L. All LEONG, wife of local
merchant in this city, was a passen-
ser in the Oceanic liner Sierra. Mrs.
G.. T. Lem and two daughters accom-
Eany her to this city.
w. E. SHAW, former local rub
Der grower, is back from a business
and pleasure tour OF the states. Ac-
companied by his wife, they returned
as passengers in the Sierra.
w. A. BAILEY has returned from a
business and pleasure trip to the
mainland He was a passenger in
the Oceanic liner Sierra. He will
make his residence at the Young Ho-
tel.
j. w. SANDERS0N, some years
ago identified with the local publish
ing business, has decided to become a
member of the "Come Back Club. !"
Mr.. Sanderson returned to the islands
in the Sierra.
JAMES WAKEFIELD, harbor com
missioner and member of the official
staff of T. H. Davies & Co., of this
city, is back from a business visit to
the coast. He also visited the big
eastern markets.
ALBERT HORNER has returned
from business trip to the mainland
where he spent some months in Cali
fornia and the northwest, seeking In
vestments in agricultural lands. He
was passenger in the Sierra.
JUDGE F. w. Atkinson, prom
inent lawyer from Chicago, is pas
senger in the Oceanic liner Sierra to
visit Mrs. VIM, Hampton, daughter,
wife of the well known official con-
nected with tho Honolulu Gas Com
pany.
]. F. MCCULLOUGH, a Davenport,
Iowa, capitalist, is visitor in Homo
lhlu, having arrived this morning in
the Sierra Mr.. Mccullough will tour
the islands before returning to the
coast. He hopes to remain here for
several monthA
MRS. r. P. QUARLES, Miss Doro-
thy, Helen and Ralph, the family of
Judge r. p. Quarles of this city. are
here from Boise, Idaho, to make their
future home in this city. They were
included in the list of passengers to
arrive in the Sierra.
IVAN MoNTRoSE GRAHAM of
Honolulu, who has just completed his
second year at Annapolis, is expected
to return to this city on short vaca-
ton during the middle of next month.
Many affairs in his honor are being
planned by the members of the young
er set
ERNEST .KAAI. the Hawaiian i'm
pressario and composer, is return
ing passenger in the Oceanic liner ST.
ezra. Mr.. Kaai made a hasty trip to
The coast and while away completed
arrangements for a tour of the Ha
waiian singers. throughout the states
JOHN s. BARNES, a veteran pro-
moter and identified with sport in
both the United States, Asia and the
Philippines, was a passenger in the
Sierra, to remain here several weeks
in the interest of the All-Star base
bali team which is soon to leave the
mainland for a tour of the world
MISS PRISCILLA VERNE, now en-
| gagged in booking theatrical attrac
tons from string Of coast play
houses and vaudeville circuits, and
| representing the Macintosh circuit
in Australia, will spend some days in
this city pending the arrival of the