Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-16

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X. HARRY woRRALL has return.
ed from trip to Kauai =
MISS HELEN K. WILDER is ex,
pected to arrive Tuesday on the vii.
helmina. Is. !. ~. T.
MRS. PAUL WILMINGTON and
child are due to arrive on the Will
helmina Tuesday.
DIR. ST. d. G. WALTERS Of this
city booked passage on the wrhe,.
nina, due here TUESDAY.
MRS. C. PETRIE is among the Ho
nolulans who were booked t. leave on
the Wilhelmina from San Francisco
F. L. DOwSETT. clerk in the sfirr
of John NJ Dowsett is expected to ar
rive on the WilheIm.na Tuesday
morning.
MRS. FRANK ANDRADF. wife O.
the well-known local attorney, IL
booked to return on the Wilhelmint
next week. I'll:
G. G. KINNEY of this city is anon
the passengers who were booked r.
leave San Francisco Yesterday on the
Wilhelmina for Honolulu.
F. ]. HALTON, the new Promotion
Committee representative on the
coast. sailed on the Matsonia yester-
day to take up his duties.
d. F. BALCH, member of the Maui
loan fund commission, left yesterday
for the Valley Island after. spend
ing several days in this city.
MRS. E. C. PETERS. wife of Attor
ney Peters, is among the passenger
booked for the Wifhelmina, die here
Tuesday Miss Mapuana Peters If
also returning.
MRS. r. A. COOKE. Mrs. C. NJ
Cooke, Mrs. Montague Cooke and
Miss Alice Cooke are among the Ho
nolulans who have booked passage on
the Wilhelmina.
MRS. J. INQUIRE, well known Ho-
nolulan, is among the passengers
booked to arrive on the Wilhelmins
Tuesday. Miss L. Mcguire is also ex-
pected to return.
DIR. WILLIAM c.. HOBBY, the well
known Honolulu physician, is due tc
return to Honolulu Tuesday on the
Wilhelmina Mrs. Hobby Is expected
to return with him.
K. FUWA, of the Nippa Jiii staff has
translated Arthur Schnitzler's work,
The Farewell" into japanese and
the translation has recently been pub.
lished In a Hawaii magazine.
MRS. C. A. DREW Is expected home
again Tuesday from San Francisco on
the Wilhelmina. She ID the wife of
Charles A. Drew. claims agent for the
Matson Navigation Company.
MISS HELEN MACFARLANE, su.
perintendent of Beretania Sanitarium
is among the Honolulans returning
here on the Wilhelmina. Miss L. Mac.
farlane is accompanying her.
T. III. PETRIE, secretary of Castle
& Cooke, Ltd, was passenger on the
Matsonia yesterday, leaving for a
business trip to San Francisco He
will come back when the Matsonia
returns.
Z C. Fl. AIM, president of the Korean
National Association, central division,
which includes Hawaii and San Fran
cisco, sailed On the Matsonia for the |
coast yesterday. He came to adjust |
difficulties Inf the Korean Ma
tional Association here, and was very |
successful
WILLIAM WATERHOUSE, who has
been here in connection with the
Brown and Curry evangelistic meet
Ings, left yesterday in the Mat
sonia for San Francisco, accompanying
the evangelists to the coast. Mr.. Wa,
lives in Pasadena, Cal, and
Is a former mayor of that city. Mrs.
Waterhcuse returned with him.
LIEUT. and MRS. j. A. TIFFANY
eft yesterday on the Matsonia on their
Wedding trip. They will visit in tho
states and will probably stop here on
heir return to the Philippines. Mrs.
Tiffany, who was Miss Susie Davis
vas married Saturday afternoon. Her
many friends met at Pier Is and gave
,Ir. and Mrs. Tiffany an affectionate
arewell.
]. B. WHITE, the Kansas City "lum-
,er king" who has been visiting in
ionolulu, accompanied by his two
daughters, Miss White and Mrs. Hem
rengway. left on the Matsonia yester-
lay for their eastern home. They Wis
ted Maui and Kilauea volcano while in