Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-13

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II. LEONARD. 4 New York business
man. is a guest at the Young hotel.
! ALBERT HORNF,E VAS 4 returning
passenger from Kauai III the steamer
! Kauai.
j. T. LIGHTFOOT WAS an arrival
| in the steamer kinau from Kauai yes
tterday.
! FRANCIS GAY Of Kauai is An ar
rival in the city in the steamer kinau
from Kauai ports.
| COL. Z. S. SPAI.DING Of Kauai is
la Honolulu visitor, having reached the
city in the steamer kinau.
JUDGE S. B. KINGSBURY was an
arrival yesterday in the lnter-island
steamer Claudine from Maui ports.
| FOSTER L. DAVIS, deputy clerk
at the federal court, is back from u
business trip to the Garden Island.
MISS CECILIA JOHNSON of Los
Angeles is a visitor to the islands with
the arrival Of the Oceanic liner Ven
tura.
| n. F. WICHMAN has returned from
Molokai, where he has been on q
1.-TWO weeks hunting trip with Captain
Napes.
! II. F. WICHMAN has returned from
a business trip to Maui and Molokai
ports. He was a passenger in the
steamer Mikahala.
| CHARLES HALL has completed a
business tour of the island OF Kauai,
returning to Honolulu as passenger
in the steamer kinau.
II. F. AND MRS. BUTTON. we'll
, known society people Of San Francis
co, are Honolulu visitors, having ar
rived in the Pacific Mail liner Siberia.
ALBERT F. JUDD has booked pas
sage to the mainland in the Pacific
Mail liner Manchuria. He may pro
coed to New York on a business mis-
| sion.
A. NJ, BROWN, deputy prosecuting
attorney, who has been absent on
Maui for the past month, has returned
to Honolulu and will resume his Ia
bors at the district court,
CAPTAIN e. N. TROTT, with the
United States lighthouse service, has
come to the islands to look into the
! construction of a new light, He was
passenger in the Ventura.
| MISS M. RUTHERFORD, an ARR.
val in the Pacific Mail liner Siberia this
morning, win make an extended visit
in this city before returning to her
! home in Southern California.
! MISS ALICE SWANSON, daughter
Of Pilot Alex. Swanson of San Fran
cisco, Is a passenger in the Oceanic
lier Ventura. Miss Swanson will re-
main in the islands for some weeks.
w. w. THAYER, territorial secre
| tary, is booked to depart for Maui
in the steamer Claudine this even.
ing. He will confer with the officials
or that county concerning the float
ing of loan totalling about $4,000
w. D. WHITTEMORE and Mrs.
Whittemore, proceeding to Manila and
Hongkong in the Pacific Mail liner
Siberia, are bride and groom. Mr.
Whittemore is idetified with the In
ternational Banking Corporation in ths
Far East.
' J. T. JACOBSON, superintendent o.
: the extensive Harvey hotel and ea.ins
house system along the Santa Fee rail-
way, is an arrival in, the steamer Ven
tura. He comes to the islands for d
brief rest and will return to the coast
/ in the Sonoma.
e. BRINKMAN, who reached the
city in the steamer Ventura this morn
, ing, is at the head of a musical organ.
ization of six singers who will remain
IL this city until the departure of the
Observation-Disclosures liner Makura
The company is enrOute to Australia.
L. A. HEPBURN, well known to so
ciety circles along the Pacific Coast
as an expert in late and novelty dane.
ing, is a visitor to the islands as 4
passenger in the Oceanic liner Ven
tura. Mr.. Hepburn states that he
makes a specially of the fascinating
tango.
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