Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-23
ARRIVALS FROM
MAINLAND TODAY

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q. Hughes. Honolulu resident, was
returning passenger on the Wilhei-
nina today.
r. Koelling, q Honolulu resident,
was among the Wilhelmina's passen.
gers this morning.
A. J. and J. r. Cooke, San Fran.
cisco businessmen. came here today
on the Wflhelmina.
A. q. Cunha. well-known Honolu-
Ian, returned to this city this morning
on the WilheIm!na, after trip to the
coast.
Mrs. Tracy Lando, a Honolulu
woman, was among the passengers
coming back to this city today in the
Wilhelmina.
e. A. Berndt, chairman Of the Pro
motion Committee, returned TO Homo
lulu this morning, accompanied by
Mrs. Berndt.
]. C. Evans, formerly with the Berg
strOms Music Company, set foot in Ho-
noluiu again this morning when the
Wiihelmina locked. Many friends are
greeting him after HIS long absence.
Mrs. A. Burr. mother OF Mrs. Charles
Wilder, came TO Honolulu today with
her daughter on the Wilhelmina, from
San francisco, e
Archie s. Guild OF Castle & Cookies
sugar shipping department arrived to.
day on the WiIhelmina, after q yaca-
ton on the mainland.
Miss A. L. Hopper, Honolulu girl,
returned here today on the Wilhel-
NINA, after visit to friends and rela-
tives,on the mainland.
Edgar e. Brooks, new manager Of
the Associated Charities, arrived to-
day on the WiIheimina. He left Pc
oria. Illinois. November IL.
Frank Boyer, well-known Homo
lulan. was on the passenger list OF
the Wilhelmina today, returning with
Mrs. Boyer from the coast.
Mrs. c. r. Buckland and her daugh-
ter. Miss virginia auckland. were re-
turning passengers on the Wilhelmina
today. They have been visiting on the
mainland.
c. C. kennedy, former manager Of
the Waiakea Plantation. returned to
Honolulu this morning In the Wilhel-
nina, after q business trip to San
Francisco. He will shortly go to his
home In Hilo.
Two University Of wisconsin grad,
yates, e. X. tombstone andsC. E. PHIL
lips, arrived today on the Wilhelmina
from KeokHk, Iowa, and San Francisco
to visit the islands.
Mrs. Day, mother Of Mrs. Arthur Da-
wilson Of this city. arrived this morn
Ing in the WlIhelmina from San Fran
cisco. Mr.. Davidson is manager OF
the Associated OIL Company's plant
here.
Capt. and Mrs. q. B. Leavitt OF Port
Allen arrived here today on the VII
helmina. Capt Leavitt is port cap
tain at Port Allen. Mrs. Leavitt is
the daughter OF John Scott, manager
Of the Hilo Sugar Company
B. G. Rivenhurgh. prominent To-
cal Democratic politician. and former
vice-chairman and resident commits
sioner Of the Hawaii Fair Commits
sion at San Francisco. returned to Ho
nolulu today on the Wilhelmina.
George s. Raymond. inspector-gen-
eral OF the public schools, returned
today on the Wilhelmina, after visit 4
ing public schools IN the larger cities
of the mainland. to compare them
with HawaiPs public educational sys-
tenn.
Miss Virginia Lee. a Seattle young
woman. arrived today on the wflhel-
nina, coming here to be married.
To visit their son and brother. who
Is wireless operator on the Thetis.
Mrs. ]. l. Caldwell and Miss virginis
Caldwell of Pennsylvania arrived here
this morning on the Wilhelmfna
They plan to pass three months visit.
Ing the islands.
Miss Genevieve Scott arrived today
on the Wilhelmina, coming to accent
a position as teacher In the public
school system OF the territory
S~-~ 0r1nulaied EyeIlds,
oUEO Eyes infamed BY exl,o.
- sure % On. land ulD1
EvR~@ quickly relieved By lluri.e
.VO Eysnenety. No SmrtinG,
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