Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-08

er. was a caller at the Office of Ter.
r;toriai Treasurer Charles J. Mccarthy
today.
A. HANEBERG has completed a
tour of plantations on Hawaii. return.
ing to Honolulu today in the steam.
er Mauna Kea.
J. D. TUCKER, land commissioner,
joined the steamer Mauna Kea at La
hama He has been absent on an
official business tour of the valley
island.
GEORGE CASTLE is back from q
business and pleasure trip to the coast
Mrs. Castle returned to the islands
with him in the Matson steamer vii
heImina
VI. T. SCULLY, a member of the
night staff at the federal customs
house, has completed a visit to the
coast. He returned in the steamer
Wilhelmina.
"HElNE' is as busy as the prOverb-
ial bee completing the details for his
grand opening dinner and entertain
ment to be given Thursday evening at
his new tavern.
MRS. !. A. GILMAN arrived on the
liner Wilhelmina today to be present
at the wedding of Miss Marjorie Gil
man and Mr. Percy NOttage, which
takes place shortly.
L. All LEONG intends to depart on
June Is for China, where he will make
an indefinite stay, leaving his son,
T.au All Wong, in charge of his bust
ness affairs in Honolulu.
MRS. H. P. FAYE Of Kauai, Allen,
Alexander, Eyrend. and the Misses
isabelle, Margaret and Ida Faye were
passengers from the Pacific coast in
the MatsOn steamer Wilhelmina.
J. NJ. DOWSETT was a passenger
from the coast this morning in the
Wilhelmina He accompanied his
daughter, Miss D. Dowsett, who has
been attending school on the main
land. .....
ATTORNEY D. l.. WILMINGTON.
who has been on the mainland fol
some weeks, is expected back about
July I. He has undergone an opera.
ton in Boston. from which he is re-
covering rapidly. /. .".-.~..:
MR.. AND MRS. TEMPLETON
CROKER have returned from an en-
ioyabIe trip to the volcano and other
points of interest on the island OF
Hawaii. They were passengers in the
steamer Mauna Kea, =.
G. w. ABEL, a mining operator
with extensive properties in Nevada,
and Mrs. Abel, will spend some weeks
in touring the islands. They were pas,
sengers from the mainland in the Mat
son steamer Wilhelmina.
A. F. WALL and Mrs. Wall, who
have spent some time along the Allan
tic seaboard, returned to Honolulu in
the steamer Wilhelmina today. Mr.,
and Mrs. Wall travelled from the east
to the west coast by way of the Pana.
ma carAl. r.. -. -. ..~. -.
A. A. MCLEAN, a commissioner from
the east coast to the Panama-Pacific
exposition, has continued his tour to
Hawaii. Mr.. and Mrs. Mclean and
Miss Alice Mclean were passengers
in the Wilhelmina. They will visit
the big island and the volcano. =
MRS. ALFRED EIDE, widowed when
submarine F-4 went to the bottom of
the ocean near Honolulu, has arrived
in Reno, accompanied by her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mcmillan. Lieut.
Eide was in command Of the under
water craft when the disaster occur.
red -GoldfieId New, Tribune. ~ =
FRANK E. HOWES returned today
from four months spent on the main
land where he visited many import
ant centers where automobiles are
manufactured and marketed. Mr..
Howes spent some time in New York
state, and was present at reunion OF
his family at Ithica. He was a pas
senger in the Wilhelmina today.
MISS CECILIA WRIGHT, the
Adopted Daughter of the Navy" who
will be in Honolulu next Monday while
the Sonoma is in port, is bound for
Australia, as the beginning of long
vaudeville tour. After three months
in Australia, she will go to Japan,
China, India, South Africa, and later
home by way of Europe, if war con-
ditions permit.
rade-Mark Valuel Read