Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-14

DIX. AND MRS. ). =. RUSSELL OF
Hilo, Hawaii. are guests at the Belle
fvue-San Francisco Chronicle
F. H LEWIS, a hotel man of Homo
lulu, accompanied by his wife, is regis
tered at the Land hotel Sacramento
Zee.
MRS. A. SCHNERR, formerly Miss
Verda Simmons of Honolulu. is spend
ing the summer months with her
mother, Mrs. c. A. Simmons -Sacra-
mento tCaD. Bee.
MISS ETHEL JORDAN OF Honolulu
has been graduated from the Denman
school, San Francisco. She received
the highest medal of two given out in
her class
| o. F. MONNETTE, who has large in,
terests in Southern California, with
| Mrs. Monnette, were arrivals in the
| Oceanic liner Sonoma and will remain
some weeks touring the islands.
NJ ADACHI, Japans minister to
! Mexico, who has been recalled to To
kio because Of the lack Of a central
government in Mexico, will pass
through Honolulu on the ChiyO Maru
July 90
SIR ARTHUR MORGAN, former
governor of Queensland. Australia, is
returning to the commonwealth after
an extended stay in Great Britain. He
! Is through passenger in the Oceanic
| liner Sonoma
MR.. AND MRS. b. SEIIG are plan /
ming TO leave in the near future for !
Honolulu, their former home During
their residence here they have made
many friends who regret their dep1r
| ture-San Mateo tCal} News.
JOSHUA D.. TUCKER, territorial
| land commissioner, - expected back
from Hilo tomorrow. He was attend
ing to disposition of leases and sale
contracts On the Big Island and is con- .
Quoting an auction Of these leases to-
day. q ...
JAMES BRITT, former pugilistic ;
star, now under vaudeville contract to
give series OF exhibitions in Aus
tralia, is a passenger in the steamer
Sonoma. Britt is accompanied by a
number of lesser lights of the ring. .
H. H. FRANCISCO, representing the
Santa Fe Railway freight department,
was numbered with the arrivals from
the Coast in the Oceanic liner Sono-
ma. He is accompanied by Mrs. Fran
cisco They will tour the other is
lands before returning to the main.
land. Il 49,. ~
4 - - 1ANN &
+ OLIVER C. SCoTf 81 me passenger
department Of the Ihter4Sand' Steam
Navigation Company, and Mrs Scott,
returned today after three months
spent on the Pacific coast Mr. and
Mrs. Scott visited their former home
at Fresno, Cal. Considerable. time
was spent at the Panama Pacific expo
sition. >-....>. .....> H.. e.
.DONALD-.H. GILMORE, passenger
representative for the Oceanic line at
this port, is back from combined
pleasure and business TRIP to the main
land. Mr. Gilmore Visited the Pana-
ma-Pacific exposition and while away
made careful investigation of tourist
prospects for the summer and winter
months. "a, - +
NJ. SUZUKI, graduate of Imperial
su, a Toxic publisher. will arrive in
Honolulu on the Chiyo Maru June 20
en- route to the conference OF American
labor in San Francisco in September.
Japan will be represented for the first
time at an American labor conference.
S. SUGIMURA, editor of the Toxic
Asahi. who went to Belgium last sum-
mer to present King Albert with an en-
graved sword as token of the esteem
of Japan for his bravery, is enc of
the through passengers on the -Chiyo
Maru to arrive in Honolulu June 90.
Sugimura will attend. the International
Editors Conference in San Francisco
in July. 81: - ~.
THE REV. w. E. POTWINE and
Mrs. Potwine, who recently came from
Honolulu, this week entertained Mr..
and Mrs. William Thompson and
daughter. and Mrs. E. F. Melanthy, all
former Honolulu friends. Mr.. Thomp-
son is connected with the T. H. Davis
company, well known sugar dealers of
the Hawaiian Islands-Santa Rosa
(Cal.) Independent.
. J. SCOTT, the former sheriff of ,,
Fresno county, accompo MED by Mrs.
Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Scott of !
Honolulu, and Dr. Ingersoll of Fresno =,
we're motor visitors here yesterday Z
Oliver Scott, who is now with the pas
senger department OF the Inter-1sl1nd
Steam Navigation Company of Homo