Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-23
PERSONAL
MENTION

1
LESLIE P. SCOTT. deputy attorney
general, returned to Honolulu Satur-
day from business trip. 10 Hiio.
r. B. CATION has completed bus
mess tour of the mainland and re-
turned in the Sierra this morning. -.
r. ". BRECKoNs, United States
district attorney, will leave for Hilo
tomorrow to resume his financial
probe in the Crescent City. ~.
JOHN HIND and wife and Miss NJ.
Hind of Kohala are guests at the
Young Hotel, having returned on the
Sierra from the mainland today.
MRS. CHARLES w. DURBROW, ae.
oompanied by her daughters, Elsie and
Eldridge. has arrived in Honolulu for
a six weeks tour of the islands.
]. L YOUNG, of the Lord-Young En-
gineering Company, will leave Homo
lulu for the mainland July 2. He will
visit in Los Angeles and from there
probably go to Washington. d. C.
e. FAX0N BISHOP OF C.. Brewer &
Co. of this city, is back from bust,
ness and pleasure trip to the main
land. lie returned as a passenger in
the Octanic liner Sierra.
w. l. WHITNEY, Judge of the sec
ond division of the circuit court, will
depart for the mainland the first of
July. John Marcallino, clerk of the
court, is also planning to leave at this
time.
P. MAURICE MCMAHON, stenogra-
pher in Judge Robinsones court, will
| be departing passenger in the Sierra
Saturday for Gilroy Hot Springs. Cal,
where he intends remaining. until Au-
gust 10.
w. H. HO0GS, manager of the Al
garoba Feed Company, returned to Ho-
noiulu on Saturday from Hilo, where
| he had gone to make an investigation
| of the collection of algaroba beans on
the Big Island.
A. G. SILVA returned by the ST.
ezra this morning from his. annual
buying trip on behalf of his firm. Mr..
Silva visited all the eastern fashion
centers, and returns Will stocked
with new purchases and the latest
STYLES in mems wear.
MISS ELIZABETH KNIGHT, who
was engaged in Honolulu as pro-
lfessional nurse during the past year,
i is visiting with her family in Palo
Alto, having arrived there from, this
city June7.
JOHN A. GILMAN made careful
investigation of street paving of sew
eral big Pacific coast cities while away
land has returned filed with new ideas
| for street Improvement. He was a
passenger in the 0ce3nie liner Sierra.
NJ. II. NEWMAN, the moving pic
ture. impressario who has been on an
extended visit to the mainland in
search of late releases, has cabled his
intention of returning to the islands
as passenger in the Matson Nayiga-
| ton steamer Lurline.
| MR.. AND MRS. DIAMOND and
Miss Diamond, well known vaudeville
artists, are arrivals in the Oceanic
liner Sierra this morning. They will
open an engagement with one OF the
| theaters connected with the Consoli-
dated Amusement Company.
A. L. MACKAYE, a. local newspaper
man, has completed flying trip to
southern California, where he went
on business connected with the settle
ment of a large estate. He returned
in the Oceanic liner Sierra this morn
| ing.
ALEXANDER ANDERSON, who for
the past year has been attending Cor
nell University, returned to Honolulu
| in the Sierra this morning and will
spend the summer vacation here. An
6erson is a graduate OF Oahu College
and is the son of DR.. and Mrs. r. w.
Anderson.