Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-18
PERSONALITIES

MISS B. CROZIER, singer of note,
is an arrival in the Matson Navigation
liner Wilhelmina and will continue the
journey to Hilo.
R. R. ZANE, representing a large
San Francisco wholesale house. Is an
arrival in the Matson Navigation
steamer Wilhelmina.
E. Fl. MOHL is now chief operator
in the Matson Navigation steamer
Wilhelmina, that arrived from San
Francisco this morning.
ALLAN HERBERT returned from a
pleasure trip to the coast this morn
ing, returning in the Matson Nayiga-
ton steamer Wilhelmina.
MISS ANNA AND AGRA ALL
GREN, nieces of Allan Herbert, are
visiting Honolulu as passengers in
the Matson liner Wilhelmina.
ALLAN HERBERT, who is now in
San Francisco, expects to return soon,
accompanied by..two nieces, who re-
Gently joined him from Sweden.
C.. A. BRUINS, the well, known bust
ness man, returned from flying trip
to the coast as passenger in the
Matson Navigation liner Wilhelmina.
C. H. RAVEN, of the Pacific Trans
fer Company, accompanied by Mrs.
Raven, returned from California yes
terday after an absence of several
weeks.
MISS ROSE DAWSON will probably
remain on the Coast until some time
in May Report says that she has not
gained as fast in health as could be
wished
MRS. RICHARD KIPLING, former
ly Miss Makia Magoon, returned yes
terday from San Francisco to visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Magoon.
MR. AND MRS. D. Won DER MEH-
DEN and family, from San Francisco,
are arrivals in the Wilhelrnina this
morning, to make an extended stay
in the islands.
DRS. PETER and EDWIN JANSS,
physicians from Los Angeles, are Wis
itors to Honolulu, and will remain in
the islands for some weeks. They
were passengers in the steamer Will
'helminaS
TO ASSIST in the fight against any
cut in the sugar tariff, Harry Irwin,
an attorney at Hilo, will leave for
Washington soon. He has a number
of friends among the representatives
and senator's from the southern states,
whom he will ask to cooperate with
him in the. fight.
MRS. CHARLES B. POTTER, for
merly Miss Reba Ellingsworth, of
Honolulu, arrived on the Ventura yes
terday to join her husband, who ar
rived on the Lurline. The couple will
remain here for few weeks, proceed
ing then to Japan, where Mr.. Potter
has business interests.
FRANK WOODS of Hilo, brother
of Palmer p Woods, will be candi-
date for the senate to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Senator George
C. Hewitt. At first Mr. Woods refused
to run for the office, and it was not
until his friends had urged him that
he made this announcement.
A. C. ROSS, his Britannia majesty's
consul general at San Francisco, will
arrive here, on the Korea, March 81,
accompanied by Mrs. Ross and d. R.
Thorn, and will remain here until the
Shinyo Maru departs for Yokohama,
on March %. During their stay they
will visit Hilo and the volcano. ="
DEPUTY U. S. MARSHAL c.: T.
ELLIOTT, who accompanied Mrs M.
S. Taylor, a Pacific Mail stewardess,
now under arrest charged with COM
plieity in the illegal importation Of
opium. was an interested visitor at the
central police station today. Marshal
Elliott was an arrival in the Wilhel-
nina. p. T.. -. -: ..
P. r. HELM, formerly connected
with the old firm of Pearson & Potter
of this city, and now resident of
Phoenix, Arizona, has written to
friends here that he expects to visit
the islands again in the near future.
In his letter Mr.. Helm tells of the
great development in land reclama-