Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-14

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Df. and Mrs. N. F. Grossn,an ar
home after spending some weeks
the coast; J i~rJ IN l3;7. ~, -
Mrs. y r. HosIer va s!s'ts.--nfft
arrival this pcrningf fhay ing 5yisstef
or the ma inland.
C. G.. vou Hamm, Mrs. Won Hamr
and two children we're Matsonia ar
rivals THIS morning ~. ~ u ~
Attorney Carl s.. CarIsmith Of Hill
and Mrs. Carlsmith are home after q
trip to the expos;tions. + e ~.-.,..
r.. j. Baker. the PHOTOGRAPHER. and
Mrs. Baker, returned today from an
extended mainland trip.
C. Fl. Wears. the HiIo merchant
and Mrs. Wears are returning pas
sengers on the Matsonia. =
Senator Harry BALDWIN. Maui. war
on the Matsonia today, returning from
vacation passed on the mainland
seeing the expositions. .,.z5.s S.
Mrs. z. A Langton- Rosle. owner af
Paradise of the Pacific, came bacE
to Honolulu TO-DAY accompanied by the.
Misses NJ and N. Boyle
Charles Gay.s pOpularly known ~
king of lanai. e returned today or
the Mats0nia after seeing the exp0sis
tions. Mrs. Gay Is with him.
H. Gehring, the well.known Homo,
iuiu plumber. canB back today from
q vacation passed on the mainland
with Mrs. Gehring and their son.
Miss Edna Byrd. teacher In Eiils
school. returned today on the Matso
mia from a visit which included q.
trip to her former home In Spokane
Mrs. Eugene N, Campbell and daagf
ter Louise arrived on the Matscnip
this morning. They have spent
number of months visiting friends OF
the coast. 81
Mrs. Stuart Dunbar and child Pr
rived today on the Matsonia. Mrs
Dunbar Is the wife OF Stuart 3. Nm;
bar Of the San francisco Call, and is.
here on visit. -
Mr.. and Mrs II N. Church were
among the HonOluians on the Matsc /
mia today. Mr.. Church Is manager Of
the merchandise department Of Alex
ander & Baldwin
H. -. Pratt, Jr.;; assistant instructor
In engineering, and Miss NJ M. Yoder. ]
history and economics teacher, OF the
College fpf Hawai- were passepgefs,
who arrived today on the Mats8nia,
Ashley j. Cooper or the Star-Ballet
IN mechanical department. arrived on
the Matsonia. He journeyed to Seat
tie with the Shriners and then at
tended the typographical tcoHsentioD
IN Los Angeles. ,2s
Mrs. G. c. Won Hamm and two chill
dren returned today on the Matsonia.
after four months passed on the coast
They were acc0mpanied home by Mr..
Won Hamm, who won't to San Fran,
cisco to meet them. IS ...s
Raymer Sharp, special deputy col.
lector and examiner of customs, came
back to Honolulu today, after q four
months vacation in central and north
ern California. Mrs. Sharp and theii
two children came back with them.
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Mrs. James ii. Love and two chill
dren came back, to Honoluiu today or
the Matsonia. after. q visit With rela
tives and friends on the mainland.
Mrs. Love Is the wife Of James n
Love of the City Transfer Company
Mrs. G. G. Heiser and daughter
Miss B. Heiser, were among the pas.
sengers returning TO Honolulu today
on the 1Matsonia. They have been
away several months, visiting in Cali.
fornia. Mr.. Heiser met them on quar-
antine. 81 -. - =,
DR.. A. Roinberg. the new teacher OF
physics at the College OF Hawaii
reached Honolulu this morning, com
ing here with his W1fe ana Two chill
dren from Cambridge, Mass. where
he has been teaching in Harvard Uni
Versity. /
Fred L. Waldron, president of the
of Commerce, arrived on the
Matsonia this morning, returning from
a trip to Victoria, B. c., Portland. Seat
tie and San Francisco. Mrs. Waldron
will return from Vancouver on the Nj
agara in three weeks.
Lester Petrie, master mechanic OF
the Oahu Railway & Land Company
returned this morning on the Matse.>
MIA, after visiting nearly every city OF
importance IN the -c0uRtry. He en-
joyed salt water bathing at San Fran
cisco, Salt Lake City, and Atlantic