Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-23

IuOuIuS touring Japan.
ALEXANDER CAMPBELL. prumi-
nent in business life Of ShanChai. is
returning to North China: a PASSENGER
in the Pacific Mail liner korc'.
:. w. NILES of the Newark n. JD
News recently a representative for
the Associated Press at Omaha. Neb
is travelling TO the Far East in the
Pacific liner Korea,
J. H. PETERSON is a representa-
tive OF an east coast tPa-impOrtn.
firm on a buying trip to Japan and
China, through passenger in the Pa,
citic Mail liner Korea.
A. c. Dryer. identified with bust.
ness interests at Kobe. JHsan. is re-
turning from a visit y the United
States. a passenger in the Korea that
called at Honolulu today
ERIK V. MEIDEN, formerly a bust
ness man at Newchwang, Manchuri'.
is a passenger in the Korea who will
remain some weeks in Hawaii He is
en- route to South China.
R. p. MELHUISH, connected with
the Hongkong & Shanghai Banking
Corporation at San Francisco, is pro
ceeding to Japon and China in the
Korea on an. important mission.
S. H. NOXEN. auditor for the Stand.
ard Oil COMPANY. is making a bust.
ness trip to Shanghai in the Pacific
Mail liner Korea. He will tour China
before returning to the mainland. -,
JOSHUA D. TUCKER, territorial
land commissioner, left in the w. G.
Hall for Kauai yesterday and will re
turn to Honolulu on Sunday morning
Mr.. Tucker will look into land matters
on the Garden Island.
MRS. C. TEMPLETON CROCKER
and Mrs. w. G. Irwin, with maid. but
Ter and chauffeur, were numbered
among the passengers today in tho
Pacific Mail liner Korea They will
remain here several weeks.
MR.. and MRS. EDWARD G. SYI..
in the Ventura for San Francisco yes
terday. They will be away for two
months and will visit the Panama-Pa !
cific exposition. Many friends saw
them off.
l.. A. TILLEY, special representative
of the Studebaker Corporation of De
troit, who is spending a few weeks in
the territory, gave a very interesting
and instructive talk on automobile
manufacturing before the Rotary CluJ
at its luncheon Thursday. |
NINE. ANGELO FORET, noted cos
tune concert artist, arrived at Homo.
lulu in the Korea today. She comes
direct from a successful engagement
at New York and Boston Nine. Fo,
ret will give recitals in this city be,
fore returning to the mainland.
CHU SING YUAN, secretary to the
Chinese legation at Washington, is re-
turning to the Orient in the Pacific
Mail liner Korea. He will hold i'm.
portant conferences with officials at
Picking before returning to his duties.
He expects to remain in China about
six months.
MR. and MRS. JOSEPH GRIFFIN
of Butte, Mont, left on the Ventura
last evening for the coast. They have
been here on their honeymoon. max.
ing a very brief stay as Mr.. Griffin,
who is an attorney, had to return to
his office shortly. They are so de-
lighted with the islands that they plan
to return later for more extended
visit.
GLENN BABB, graduate of the
School of Journalism, University OF
Missouri, is passing through Homo
lulu on the Korea today bound for
Toxic, where he will join the edi-
torial staff of the Japan Advertiser.
Babb worked on his college paper,
also for the st. Joe Gazette in Mis-
souri,. When a call for a news writer
came to Dean Walter Williams of the
Babb was selected for the
job He goes to his new work 'de'
lighted with the prospect of seeing
modern Far Eastern history in the
making.