Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-11

DR.. GEORGE Mccoy. has returned
from a short visit to Molokai.
w. c. PARKE is back from bust
ness trip TO the island of Kauai
J.H. WILSON, the contractor. has
returned from an inspection trip to
Molokai.
MRS. A. S. WILCO&sof Kauai is a
visitor in the city, having. arrived yes
terday meraing on the Knau.
A. GARTLEY has returned from a
tour of plantations on the island of
Kauai. He was a passenger in the
| steamer Kinau.
Mr.. AND MRS. JOHN c. AMBER
son and family are spending a week
at their Ehukai home, beyond Diamond
Head.
DIR. CARL HOcH. for years identi
! fed with the. medical profession in
South China with headquarters at
HongkOng. is returning to the main
land in the Pacific Mail steamer 10.
| rea.
V. MORONI. travelling steward fol
the Pacific Mail Company, is a pas,
senger in the Korea as far as Homo
lulu. He will await a later steamer.
MISS KATE MILNE of Southern
California arrived in the city as a
passenger in the Oceanic liner Sierra
She will soon become the bride of a
Hawaii ranch owner.
ROBERT P. GREER and Mrs. Greer
here for some weeks on a tour of the
islands. Mr.. and Mrs. Greer arrived
in the Oceanic liner Sierra
A. NJ. MORGENTHALER, identified
with wallpaper and decorating inter-
ests On the Pacific coast, is making a
periodical trip to Hawaii He reached
the city in the Sierra today.
j. DARCY, a former well-knowI,
baseball player with an. island team,
returned today from unattended visit
to the mainl land. He was passenger
in the Oceanic steamer Sierra.
F.. A. LUFKIN, son of the Man,
banker, has returned to the islands
after spending some months on the
mainland. He was numbered with the
passengers in the steamer Sierra.
IITr
CHARLES l.. HALL, for ten wears
chief clerk of the Alexander Young
hotel has resigned to Join the Homo !,
lulu Jewelry and Supply Company.
ALBERT HARRIS, deputy United
States marshal is expected to return I
Tuesday from Hilo with a Chinese pris.
oner who was arrested on Hawaii for
using opium. |
MRS. ANTONIO GARCIA of Wailu-
ku, Maui, was operated on in the
queen s Hospital, and is reported to
ne DONG nicely, considering the short
time which has elapsed since the oper-
alton.
J. U. WATERS, who arrived in Ho-
Holulu from, Maui a few davs aoo tn
take the position of superintendent Of
the LIBBY EMeNeil & Libby cannery,
mas been engaged in the same capacity
IN charge OF the cannery at Haiku for
the past two years.
MR.. and MRS. ADAM H. DICKEY
OF Boston will arrive in Honolulu on
the Mongolia for a visit of several !
weeks. Mr.. Dickey is treasurer of
The Mother Church, The First Church
OF Christ, Scientist, at Boston, and one
OF the leading figures in the church's
work. !, E1sf'
FIRST Lieut.. CLARENCE K. LY-
MAN, 4th Cavalry, U. s. A., has been
appointed chairman of: the committee
which will have charge of the bali
which Director general James D.
Dougherty will give togthe commander
and Officers of the Hawaiian DEPART
meht as the closing event of the car
nival. As members of his comm;ttno
Lieut.: Lyman has chosen his brothers.
ISL Lieut.. Albert K. B. Lyman, Fngin.
GERS, ana Ind Lieut.. Charles B. Lyman,
End Infantry.
SISTER VERN Won GELDREN
from North China, who Joined the I
German refugee party now on the wa,
70 the Fatherland in the Pacific Mai
steamer Korea, is a member of tho
corps OF Red Cross nurses recruited !
In the Orient She is on her way to
The scene of hostiIities to take I'D du.
Ties in the field. Accompanying her
IS Sister Helene Koltz, who was mum. (
bered with the non-combatants Obliged ,
to leave Tsingtao. =