Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-28

/ tReir honeymoon trip to the Orient
! CHARLES MARQUEE is booked tC
: Hawaii in the steamer 'Mauna kea
leaving Honolulu Wednesday morning
/. II. VI. Won HOLT is booked to leave
/ Honolulu in the Sierra Saturday on a
business trip. While in San Francisco
he will visit the exposition.
F. JACK r. DESHA, secretary to Dele
! gate kuhiO, will leave for Hiio We'd
nesday to attend the wedding Of Miss
Elizabeth Desha and Harry h Brown.
MRS. a. V. STUBENRANCH wife
o. a member of the faculty of the Uni,
versity of California, with a daughter
and son. was II passenger from the
coast in the steamer Sierra
/. MRS. JOHN R. GREGG, wife of the
founder OF an established system of
shorthand. was numbered with the
tourist folk to arrive from the main,
land today in the Oceanic liner Sierra
+. c. HITCHCOCK, with the United
Tex, will spend some weeks in the
islands to tour points of interest. He
and Mrs. Hitchcock were passengers in
the Sierra.
MISS JENNIE TRASK, school
teacher of Koolau, Kauai, arrived yes
terday on the Kinau. She will spend
the summer as the house-guest of Mr.
and Mrs. E. J. Abrahamsen of Asylum
road.
DR.. J. s. B. PRATT, president of
the territorial. board of health, who
has been on a visit to the east coast
of the mainland, where he attended a
series of conferences on health and
sanitation matters, returned to the ISL
ands in the Sierra today.
PRINCE and PRINCESS KALANI-
ANAOLE leave Honolulu Wednesday
afternoon in the Mauna Kea, bound for
Hilo to attend the wedding of Miss
Desha and Harry Brown on July l.
After spending fortnight hunting and
fishing the delegate will return to HO,
nolulu by way of Mahukona.
DR. \. H. CHAPMAN, for years
identified with the medical profession
in Colorado, now retired from active
practise, accompanied by Mrs. Chap
man and \. S. Chapman, will tour the
islands and visit the volcano before
returning to the mainland. They join
ed the Sierra at San Francisco.
! JOE BARTELLS, the chauffeur who
was thought to be seriously injured
by an automobile which fell upon him
while he was helping to raise it yes
terday morning, is reported better. 1t
is thought now that his injuries are
only minor ones. Bartells has been
discharged from the hospital.
T. BRECKENRIDGE LONG, Mrs. Long,
infant, nurse and maid, of st. Louis,
Mo-, are visitors to this city in the
Oceanic liner. Sierra. Mr.. Long is
identified with the legal
dHu pOllIICdI ClICl0 Vi hIooOuIl IAC
was a recent candidate for state sena-
tor. The party will remain in the
islands for some weeks.
DR.. JOHN S. ANDRADE, a former
resident of Honolulu, has been ap-
pointed by Governor Henderson of Ala.
bama as a member of the veterinary
board of that state Dr. Andrade has
also been chosen as delegate to the
convention of veterinary
surgeons to be held at San Francisco.
The doctor and his wife may visit Ho-
lolulu soon.
J. NJ. TUCKER, while boarding a
street car at Hotel and Alakea streets
last night missed his footing and was
thrown to the ground. He was hur-
RED to the hospital, where hasty ex-
animation showed a few slight bruis.
rs about the eyes. Mr.. Tucker, who
is more than 20 years of age, is an
active member of the Honolulu Cricket
ri,,h ond tbp Young Mons Christian