Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-10

f. MISS ONlLLA NASH arrived in this
| city today TO be a guest at the home
/ OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Westcott
MISS o. X. FRANCO returned in
the steamer Manoa from vacation
spent in central and southern Cali
kfornia. H.: ....... -. ....-<
/ MRS. SEELY l.. SHAW has complet.
[ ed an extended visit to the Pacific
coast Mrs. Shaw was passenger in
the steamer Manoa, r.
+ GEORGE. c. PoORE, a returned
| Southern California businessman. was
numbered with the arrivals in the
steamer Manoa today. -.- -.
+ MISS ESTHER WHITE returned to,
day in the Matson steamer Manoa
/ from a visit to California and the Pa
nama-Pacific exposition.
/ A. WATERHOUSE. J. Waterhouse
and Richard Waterhouse, sons OF John
Waterhouse, returned from the Coast
| today, accompanied by Miss L. Mckay.
/ r. A. GOULD was a passenger in
the Matson steamer Manoa today. He
will become identified with one of the
large pineapple eanneries on this is
! land. .:--. III. r. -
MISS l.. WAGNER, who has been
1 appointed teacher in the public
/ schools on Maui, returned from South
fern California in the steamer Manoa
this morning. =. r.. H.. :.
| turned from an extended visit to the
Coast and the Panama-Pacific exposi.
ton in the Matson Navigation steam
er Manoa today. ". dill. t. =. i.
CHARLES A. McWAYNE is back
from vacation trip to the Pacific
coast. In addition to doing" the ex-
| position he continued his journey to
Southern California. -.
PHIL. B. DANKY of the StarBufle,
! tin staff returned to Honolulu this
morning on the Manoa, after a short
trip to San Francisco. Bakersfield and
other California points.
SENATOR F. H. BENSON, from
Southern California, and Mrs. Benson
were arrivals at Honolulu today for a
fortnight's tour of the islands. hey
plan to visit the volcano
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V. d. Schultz, a resident of the
island of Hawaii, returned from a
month spent on the mainland today.
He visited the exposition and other
attractions along the Pacific slope.
MISS EDNA LASCHUM. a pretty
Chicago girl. arrived in the Matson
steamer Manoa this morning to be
come the bride of member of the
executive staff of the United States
submarine F-3
GEORGE WELLS. passenger In
the steamer Manoa, Visited the lead
ing automobile manufacturing centers
along the west coast of the mainland
in search of late novelties in motor
transportation.
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H. i. PITCHFORD. an expert in the
cultivation and preparation Of pineap-
Pies. will become identified with the
industry in the islands. Mrs. Pitch
ford and two sons will make their
home in this city.
]. E. SCHERMERHoRN, accompan.
led by valet and chauffeur, will re-
main several weeks in the islands to
complete tour to points of interest
before continuing the journey to the
Far East and Australia.
w. H. WAKELEY, a pioneer bust.
nessman from Pasadena, Cal, the own
er of extensive mining properties
spend several months in the islands in
search of rest and recreation.
MRS. j. D.. CARUTH is a passenger
in the Matson liner Manoa, who will
join the United States army transport
at Honolulu for the Philippines. Mrs.
Caruth will visit her mother, who re-
sides at an army post near Manila.
\
N. G. NIBL0CK, identified with a
leading newspaper in Oklahoma, is
visitor to the islands in the Matson
steamer Manoa. With Mrs. Niblock
and Miss Ida Niblock he will visit the
volcano and other points of interest.
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CHRISTOPHER LEWIS of the Bish-
OF Trust Company returned to Homo
lulu today with bride. He welded
Miss Muriel Canady. popular society
girl of Kansas City, the latter part
of July. Mr.. and Mrs Lewis were pas
sengers in the Matson steamer Manoa.
They will make their home at Waikiki
OSCAR SCHMIDT, identified with a
large New York importing house with
branches in Europe and the Far East,
will spend three weeks in touring the
islands. He may return to the east
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