Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-17
PERSONALITIES

WILLIAM ADAMS, the Honolulu
theatrical plunger, is in town and VIII
probably arrange to take over the
Lambardi Opera Company in a few
Weeks.-San Francisco Dramatic Re
view. ...:...
MRS. C. q. ANDERSON, wife, of
Captain Anderson of the Marion Chill
mott, has returned from trip to Ho-
nolulu. She was welcomed yesterday
by relatives and friends at her home,
494 Moss avenue.-San Francisco Call.
w. PFOTENHAUER, managing di-
rector of H. Hackfeld & Co., who has
been seriously i'll in Germany for sew
eral months, is en- route home on the
steamship Sonoma. He is accompa-
MED by Mrs. Pfotenhauer and Miss
Pfotenhauer.
MRS. B. F. WALTON of this place
departed this week on an extended
trip to Honolulu to be gone about
two months. She will visit all the Is
lands in the group and make excur-
sions inland to the various points OF
interest.-Yuba City, Cal, Farmer.
G. l.. FRASERand family are max
ing preparations for their journey to
the Hawaiian Islands within the next
few days. Mr. Fraser has accepted
a position as manager of one of the
big canneries in the Islands. HIS
family will accompany him and the
Fraser's home will be made in Homo
lulu-Visalia Cal. Times.
MISS JANET PAINTER, who had
planned to sail on Tuesday for the
Hawaiian Islands, has postponed her
trip until later in the month on ac-
count of the illness OF her mother,
Mrs. Edgar Painter Miss Painter had
intended to sail on the Lurline in
company with Mrs. William Stickman
and Miss Mildred Breuner. She will.
however, leave here on February Is
and join her friends at Honolulu
San Francisco Examiner.
JOHN FALCONER of San Fran
cisco is due to arrive today as guest
of Court Lunalilo, No. $500, and Court
Canoe, No. $40, Of the Ancient Order
of Foresters., He is Temperament
secretary of the subsidiary high court
of that order on the Pacific coast, and
during his visit here will investigate
the progress of the organization's
circles and courts in the islands. He
comes to witness the MidsPacific
Carnival and to see HilO and the vol
caIio. SID 49, le..ls J&
A. L. LOOMS and Mrs. Boomis of
Los Angeles returned yesterday from
a trip to Honolulu. They are staying
at the Palace 1.-THE Hawaiian islands
are great place to make money If
man is willing to take chance" said:
I Sc - rryhn Il a
Their, about everybody who is anybody
in that country is planning to. attend
the 1915 exposition in San Francisco.
They seem to feel that this city is as
much their own as Honolulu is, and
they are interested in its welfare. =
Chronicle. =. - !.
PETER PHILLIPS, general man
ager of the Inter-Island Steamboat
Company of Honolulu, Is a guest at
the Stewart. This lis what he said
about the travel to the islands:
More persons from Canada, Cali:
fornia and the northwest generally
visited Honolulu and the islands dur
ing January than ever before. Our
bookings have been unusually heavy
for the tourist travel since November,
when our great spectacular attrac-
ton, the volcano Kilauea started to
show off, The season usually starts
about the last of February, but this
year saw us going full blast in Janu:
airy. We will reciprocate to Cali
fornia in 1915, as-I have heard many
citizens in the islands announce their
intentions of visiting the PanaE1a-Pa-
cific ExnOsition San Francisco