Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-22

scngcr in the steamer Mauna Kea.
PETER c. JONES. Wo has visited
along the Atlantic coast Of tho main
land. returned today in the steamer
MatSonia. ."5.-. -:
/ WALLACE ALEXANDER, identi-
fled with Alexander & Baldwin at San
Francisco, is a visitor to the city in
the Matson steamer Matsonia.
+ ALEX LYLE of the Inter.Island dry
dock was numbered with the passen-
gers returning from IIilo in the steam
er Mauna kea this morning. IT,. r
c. c. Won HAMM has completed a
tour to automobile centers on the
mainland He was numbered with
the passengers In the Matsonia.
HENRY W.. KINNEY. superintend-
ent CT public instruction. has COM
pIeted an inspection tour of Maui lie
was passenger in the steamer Mauna
Lid. j..
W. p. JARRETT, high sheriff, who
has been attending to business mat.
ters on Hawaii and Maui. returned to
the city in the steamer Mauna Loa this
morning. ...
r. MISS NOBUKo HARA, noted Japa-
nese singer who will arrive in Homo
l,,1,
June %, will sing at the japanese Y.
NJ. {" A. the same evening. =.
MRS. A. E.. COOLEY and her son,
Theodore Cooley, arrived on the Mat
sonia today to join A. z. Cooley. They
have taken the w. j. Cooper residence
on AlewG Heights.
c. II. BROWN, who was member
of Governor l.. E. Pinkham's party to
visit the Panama-Pacific exposition at
San Francisco, returned in the Mat
son liner Matsonia today. s
WILL d. ADAMS, local impressario,|
who has been absent on the mainland
for some weeks with view of secur-
ing line of first.class attractions for
the opera house, returned to Honolulu
in the steamer Matsonia today.
REV. AND MRS. RUDOLPH ZUR.i
BUCHEN of Mills School were ten.
dered a farewell reception last night
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Nc.
Taggart. Mr.. and Mrs. Zurbnchen
leave for California on the Siberia to-
morrow. ztil-s5 q Z &
MISS RUTH JOHNSON, for the last
year employed as teacher In coast
grammar school, has accepted a posi-
ton in one of the schools here. Her
resignation from the faculty was ac-
copied by the school board with re.
greet, as her work was highly priced.
CHANDLER STARR, cashier of the
Winnebago National Bank, Rockford,
ILL.,, and Mrs. Starr. are visitors to-
the islands in the Matson liner Mat
sonia. Mrs. Starr is prominently iden.
titled with musical circles throughout
the state of Illinois. She is member
of a number of women's clubs in and
about Chicago. H.. -
PROF. GEORGE H. BARTON Of the
Boston Society of Natural History,
writes that his plans are complete to
bring a party of professors and teach
ers to Hawaii this summer. Prof. Bar
ton was member Of the government
survey IoS1-S3 and knows every sec
ton of all the large islands. He writes
about horseback trips from Hilo to the
Kohala range and all around Oahu and
Maui.
A. SEWALn, son of Hon. Harold NJ.
Sewall, was an arrival on the Matsonia
and will be the guest of F. NJ. Hatch at
his San Souci home. Young Sewall
was born in Honolulu. his christening
taking place on the day OF and imme-
diate4y following the raising Of the
flag in August of 1898. Mr.. Sewall win
be remembered as the last American
minister to the Hawaiian republic. He
represented the United States In the