Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-03

trip Miss Fenton and Miss Harris
of Kansas City. No, had no intention
OF making the trip, but an hour before
the vessel sailed from San Francisco
they wired their>families for money
for a trip but did not state they were
going out into the Pacific region
The connections between the receipt
OF the money and getting aboard were
so close that they almost had to be
pulled aboard through a port As
their mothers did not know their
whereabouts. they were known
aboard as '-The Runaway Girls" and
among the most popular.
T. A. Winter of Pasadena Is presi-
dent of the RichfieId Oil Co., and is
accompanied by Mrs. Winter Rev.
NJ. G. Howard and wife are from
Sitka, Alaska, accompanied by Mrs
DeGroff and Mrs. Vanderbilt. Mrs.
Margaret Richley, wife of Architect
Richley, is returning home to Homo
lulu.
John E. Nolan, member of the de-
tective force Of San Francisco, will
take q prisoner back to the coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Burr of Phila-
delphia are making pleasure trip.
Left Boat at Hiio.
Mrs. A. G.. Thomas, wife OF a we'll
known Hiloite, left the vessel at the
Big Island port Mrs. c.. N. Hamilton,
Miss Hamilton. Miss Dunlap, of Long
Beach, California. are making pleas
ure trip. Roy Winber. a Portland re-.
tail merchant. and wife will remain In
Honolulu until January Is. H. Z. Bahr
of Seattle comes to take charge of
the credit department of the Won
Hamm-Young Company. Captain Ram
we'll Of Everett, WASH, is president of
the American Towboat Company and
American Packing Company, and is
making pleasure trip accompanied
by his wife. ~
H. T. Whitney is train man of
Portland. j. A. Workman is also a
train man from the same city G.
w Stimson, accompanied by his wife
and daughter, is banker Of Pasa-
dena, on a health and pleasure trip
E. H. Chambers. real estate man OF
Columbus. Nebraska, is accompanied
by his wife, and in the same party
are also Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Spiece
Mr.. Spieee is a competitor of Mr.
Chambers In business, and both dseids
ed to take the trip together, to keep
their business '.fifty-fifty.'
Going on to Guam.
Mrs. Marjorie Tiller, Omaha, Ne
braska, whose husband is In the navy,
will meet her husband when the Lo.
gan arrives from the coast and they
will go to Guam, where Mr.. Tiller ia
to be stationed. Later they will go
to Japan. Miss Pearl Lettelier, Los
Angeles, is on a six months pleasure
trip Miss Mary Msyheld, Waco, Tex
as, may remain SIX or seven months.
Mrs. MCGOWAN and daughter. Miss
Leonorc MCGOWAN. of MCGOWAN,
Wash, on the Columbia river opposite
Astoria, where the MCGOWAN Gamer
les are located, will remain in the isl
ands for several months. They will
visit with Captain and Mrs. Phisterer
of Fort Ruger
Miss Mabel Miller of Kansas City
Is making a two weeks visit to the
islands, accompanied bysMiss Caroline
Fentcn. . They viii visit with Mise
Jessie Benedict Z ssifb
Mrs. George L. ROGERS and Miss I4u.
Gle Rogers, Gardner. Maine. will re
main at the, Moana Hotel for few
weel,s.
Miss E. Wofford Of Portland. Ore
gon, viii remain in Honolulu about s
month. Miss ]. H. Churchill of Bos.
ton will remain all winter at the Pleas
anton hotel.
Mrs. c. " Sturteyant, wife of the
agent Of Fred L. Waldfon & Company
in San Francisco is returning home
on visit Miss Lyle. who has been
attending the Berkeley High School,
is returning home for the winter holt
days.
S. T. Carr of the Hawaiian Electric
Company is returning home after.
Returning Honoiulans.
Among the islanders returning were
Mrs. |. M. Stainback,s wife Of the at
torney-general She has spent the
past six months on the mainland. G.
P. Morse, general agent of the Ameri-
can1Hawaiian Steamship Company,
who has visited the New York office
Of the company, and made the trip
to the Atlantic via the canal; Frank
Alexander of the McBryde plantation,
Kauai accompanied by Mrs. Alexau-
der, and i. H. Beadle of the Trent
Trust Company, who made a quick
business trip to San Francisco Mr..
Beadle was prominent in the deck
sports and was the -bride" at the
mock marriage on board.
W. e. Devereaux, accompanied by
his wife and three children, is re-
turning to the. islands from visit of
several months on the coast. Mrs.
C. R. Frazier is returning from two
months absence on the coast r. w.
Filler, superintendent of the Hilo
Railroad Company. was invaluable on
board in giving direct information
about transportation on the Big Island
His set of beautiful views of Hawaii
resulted in large party making the
Ham a l1ta rail trim