Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-12
Hesotutt srAR RU1LEr1k yrEspAY. OCTOBER Z, lgls
ARRIVALS FROM
MAINLAND TODAY

] SNeS y INS"t l
MAINLAND TODAY
DIR. George S. Aiken OF Maui return.
ed on the Matsonia.
o. A. Steven returned today from
business trip to San Francisco
P. c. Jones Is a Matsonia arrival.
returning from a brief mainland visit
Mr. and Mrs. John A, Scott of Htlo
returned to the islands in the Matso-
mia
Attorney J. Lightfoot arrived here
today on the Matsonia from the main
land.
Percy NJ. Pond and Mrs. Pond re.
turned on the Matsonia today from a
mainland trip.
A. ]. Gignoux, commissioner of pub
lie utilities, and Mrs. Gignoux are
Matsonia arrivals.
A. ]. Lowrey is back by the Mat
sonia today from q short trip to the
San Francisco exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Castle are home
from an extended trip. They arrived
On the Matsonia this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Focke are
home from a mainland trip which in.
Guided stay In. San Francisco. .
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Miss Helen j. Stearns arrived this
morning IN the Matsonia. She is here
tc take charge OF the Library Of Ha-
walls extension work, better known |
as the travelling library"
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Boisse were pas
'sengers on the Matsonia today, rel
turning from a vacation on the coast.
Mr.. Boisse is connected with the bus
mess office of the Advertiser. s
Rev. L. L. Loofbourow, the new pas |
tor of the First Methodist Episcopal |
church, arrived in Honolulu this morn |
ing with his family, coming from his |
former pasturate In Petaluma, Cal.
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]. T. Goolrick, newspaperman from |
California, arrived on the Matsonia |
today, coming here to JOIN the Star
Bulletins editorial staff He has |
worked on both eastern and western
papers. =, .2% = u. 49, ~ i
Mrs. H. d. Bode, wife of Lieut.. H. |
D. Bode of the K submarine flotilla,
arrived in this city today on the Mat
sonia. She talked to her husband
when the Matsonia passed the subma-
rlnes Saturday afternoon. -, :. z
DR.. and Mrs. r, w. Anderson, Miss
Ruth Anderson and r, Miss Bertha
Young returned to this city this morn
ing On the Matsonia after some time L
passed on the mainland. They motor.
ed good deal on the coast. : go
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R. M. Allen, al agricultural engineer
who recently severed his connection
with Davis College In California to
take position with the Hawaiian
Sugar Company, arrived on the Mat |.
sonia, accompanied by Mrs. Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian De Guigne
and Miss Ysobel Chase, Californians,
who visited here some months ago and
were so charmed they made pians toll
come back, have carried out the plans
now. They arrived on the Matsonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence H. Olson
were Matsonia arrivals today. Theirs
is a honeymoon trip. Mr.. Olson went
to the mainland a few weeks ago and
on October 8 occurred his marriage to
Miss Bella Lewyn of San luis Obispo.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Levers and their
son. w. H. Levers, came back to Ho-
nolulu this morning On the Matsonia
after several months passed in visit
Ing friends and relatives on the main
land, seeing the exposition and tour 4
ing. T
Here for the purpose of examining
the Associated Oil Company's plant,
and possibly discussing the. installa-
lion of safety deviccs, c. L. Coopage,
The safety appliance expert of the AS.
ISOLATED, arrived today in the Mat
sonia. ':''~ =
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Mrs. ,. P. Cooke returned to Homo
lulu today on the Matsonia, after sew
an weeks passed in visiting friends
and relatives On the mainland. Her
husband is IN New York on business,
and will not return to Honolulu for
several weeks. (
John F. Colburn, representative of
Prince Kalanianaole, and Attorney
Joseph Lightfoot. who have been to
on business connected
With the estate of the delegate, were .
among the passengers who returned
IN the Matsor1ia today. '~' !;
Among The naSSenpers who fetJl rfled