Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-30

MR.. AND MRS. H. 4. NALpWl\
are booked for Maui In the steamer
Claudine this evening
MR.. AND MRS. CHARLES Il
FORBES are contemplating trip t,
the mainland in a few weeks
SENATOR AND MRS. II. y PEN
HALLOW will sail for their nome O.:
Maui in the Inter-Island Claudine this
evening.
LUIS CULLEN GIL. the new con
sui for Spain. paid his official re
speCts to Governor Pinkham today.
MR. AND MRS. +. +. BALDWIN,
are numbered with the passengers u
leave this evening for Maui IN the
steamer Claudine. they Arrived on
the Siberia today.
CAPT. HENRY ADAMS. a veteran
Snowman, has closed, a season in the
colonies and is returning to The main
land in the steamer Makura. 10 car
ries a number Of performing seals.
PROF. RALPH SHELDON HOS,
MER, formerly territorial forester
and now OF Cornell University, and
Mrs. Sheldon, announce the birth OF
a son, in letters received from New
York.
d. G.. CUTLER and MRS. J. T. CUT
LER, of Duluth. Mimi. will spend sew
eraI weeks in the islands They were
passengers in the Pacific Mail liner
Siberia today.
VALENTI MORONI, travelling chef
for the Pacific Mail Company, is max,
in the Siberia. He will return to the
coast on another liner
YAM SEE WAN, identified with the
Chinese legation at Washington, is re-
turning to Picking for a conference
with government officials He is a
through passenger in the Siberia.
MR.. AND MRS. P. FINLAYSON,
from Sydney, N. S. W., arrived today
in the Canadian-Australas liner
Makura. They viii continue the jour-
hey to the mainland in the Matson
steamer Matsonia.~
DIR. CRAWFORD EICkEY. a prac.
titioner of New South Wales, is a pas
senger in the Canadian AUstralasian
liner Makura to Vancouver. He is
en- route to Great Britain to offer his
services at the front.
8 ASSOCIATE JUSTICE r. p. GUAR
LES OF the territorial supreme court
received information yesterday Of the
birth of another grandson, the pa
rents being Lieut.. and Mrs. c. An.
erum of Luzon, Philippines.
REV. MR.. CRABTREE of San
Diego preached the nightly sermon at
the new Christian church in KewalC
street last night His subject was
THE Christ" Rev Mr.. bowling of Full
lerton, Cal, will preach tonight
CAPT. H. C. FEM. prominent in
colonial military circles, is proceeding
to British Columbia to take charge Of
an organization soon to leave for the
European war zone. Capt. Fcin Is
passenger in the steamer Makura.
GEORGE w. r. KING, deputy terri,
torial auditor and of many years ser,
vice in the territorial government,
was re-appointed for four years by
Governor Plnkham Wednesday and his
was confirmed by the
senate.
HENRY w. KINNEY, superinten-
dent of public instruction, will leave
in the steamer Claudine this after
noon for. an official visit to Maui and
Hawaii. He will interview the Ha.
waii board of supervisors regarding
the need of new school buildings in
the county.
Lake City, Utah, who arrived at HO-
nolulu today by the Siberia from san
Francisco, is the guest of Capt. and
Mrs. G. H. Jamerson at Fort Shafter,
Miss Judge has two sisters who have
married into the ARMY, one being the
wife of Maj. J. E. Woodward, now at
Manila, and the other the wife of
Capt Baldwin, now stationed at Salt
Lake.
j. ALBERT TRELOAR, the interior
decorator who came here from Chica
go to do the decorating of DR.. Gross
mans home, recently burned, has as
sociated himself temporarily with the
firm of J. Hopp & Co. Mr.. Treloar is
an expert on all that pertains to the
interior decorating of homes, and
gives advice on draperies, wallpaper.
RADCATNG