Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-22

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ED. H. LEWIS departed for the
cast in the Natson steamer WilheI-
NINA this morning.
+. d. LOWREY was numbered
among the passengers departing for
the Coast IN the Wilhelmina this
morning.
GUS SCHUMAN, Mrs. Schuman and
Miss Myrtle Schuman sailed in the
Wilhelmina for an extended visit TO
the mainland.
W. +. Hebron has departed for
the Coast in the steamer Wilhelmina,
TO be absent some weeks on a bust
ness and pleasure trip.
H. F. DANFORTH. a commercial
man who has been visiting number
CT points throughout the islands, sail
ed for the coast in the Wilhelmina.
{. A. BRUINS has completed a bus
mess tour Of the islands and returned
to the Coast in the Matson Naviga-
tiCn steamer Wilhelmina this morn
ing.
NJ. J. ADAMS is one of a party Of
five men who have spent three years
in the oil fields in Burmah. He is a
passenger in the Pacific Mail. liner
Nile
JUDGE SANFORD B. DOLE will be
at home to his friends at his residence
On Emma street at o'clock tomorrow
afternoon, the occasion being the
10Th anniversary of his birth.
JUDGE SHERMAN MORELAND Of
the superior bench in the Philippines,
Who has spent many years in the far
away possession, is a passenger to
the mainland in the steamer Nile.
MR.. and MRS. o. CROMPTON of
Adelaide, Australia, was numbered
with the through passengers in the
Nile destined for San Francisco.
They are completing tour Of the
world.
JULIUS COIN, we'll known in bus
mess and professional circles OF Ma
Mia, lis returning to khe United
States to remain. He was a paSsen-
ger in the Nile, that sailed for the
coast this morning.
I J. REID, manager of the Taikoo
Dock and Shipbuilding plant at Hong
kong, is proceeding to the mainland
. as a passenger in the Pacific Mail
liner Nile. He is accompanied by
Mrs Reid and family.
MR.. and MRS. L. S. BROWN of Ma
Ella are proceeding to the mainland
in the Pacific Mail liner Nile. Mr..
Brown is in charge of a delegation of
Filipino youths who are to take up a
special line of technical training at
Cleveland, Ohio.
MRS. E c. ELMES of Stockton, and
Miss Elizabeth Rowell of Belmont,
Cal, departed for the Coast this morn
ing in the Wilhelmina. They have
been visiting in the islands for some
weeks, and both go back home con-
firmed boosters for Hawaii.
L. r. BROOKS, a newspaperman of
long experience on the mainland and
in the Far East, who has spent some
time in the Philippines, is en- route to
the coast as a passenger in the Pacific
Mail liner Nile He will take up
work as a special correspondent at
. Washington.
A. w. HASTINGS, a former mem
Der of the Manila municipal board
prior to the pruning process under
the GoYernor-general Harrison admin
istration, is returning to the United
States as a passenger in the Pacific
Mail liner Nile Mr. Hastings has
been identified with the insular gov
eminent for the past Is years.
REV. J. GOWDY, for many years
identified with mission work in var
ious parts of China, accompanied by
Mrs. Gowdy, is a passenger in the
; Pacific Mail liner Nile enroute to San
Francisco. While in this city, Mr.. and
Mrs, Gowdy were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank G.. Anterior, Rev
Gowdy and Mr.. Atherton being class
mates at an eastern college.
LADY HOLDER, general colonial
secretary of the Young Woman's
Christian Association in Australasia
, is through passenger in the Canadian
Australasian liner Makura enroute tC
Sydney, n 5. w. Lady Holder has
: spent some time in Great Britain and
the United States. She recently at
tended an important conference Of Y
W. G. A. secretaries held at New
York City. Lady Holder has been
, identified with this branch of the
work for a number of years. During