Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-13

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MR.. and MRS. C. W. WILBUR are
here from Maui. They came in the
Mauna Loa. - ~. 49,. !
MR.. AND MRS. W. A. SMITH of
Omaha are Honolulu visitors They
came in the Matsonia.
MR.. AND MRS: CHARLES LLOYD
arrived recently from Los Angeles and
are now visiting in Hilo. ....... H..
MRS. y. H. MORRISON and Mrs.
~. A. Frasher are visiting here from
their homes in Louisville. Ky. j. z.
f. G. STEVENS and Lewis Curtis
are Buffalo, New York. visitors in Ho-
nolulu They are at the Young, -.
r.. DR.. R. D. WILLIAMS. president OF
the Mid-Pacific Institute of Manoa
Valley, and Mrs. Williams are visiting
/ on Kauai. .'*'
MRS. ALBERT SPENCER is here
from Waterbury. Vt, as secretary for
H. Polatsek of Cleveland. Ohio. Both
arrived in the Matsonia. -,
DAVID c. PETERS, minister of the
Christian church, left Thursday on the
Matscnia for Hawaii for vacation
OF two weeks He will visit the vol
eano. 81: -
A. B. BOSWELL and Mr.. and Mrs.
J. w. Maynard are Los Angeles visit
ors in Honolulu. They arrived in the
Matsonia ana are at the Royal Hawaii.
an Hotel. ..--...~-
J. B. KEISTER is here with II. B.
| Underhill for three weeks visit.
They are from San Francisco and
are staying at the Young Hotel. Later
they expect to go to the Moana.
H. f. NIETERT, federal court re-
porter, has taken an office on the
third floor of the Model building, Fort
street, his new place of business adj
joining that of the federal clerks.
MRS. D. B. ALLEN, Mark Hucke.
stein and Mrs. F. A.. Lang are Oregon
visitors in Hawaii, who are at the
Royal Hawaiian Hotel. They hail
from Astoria, Salem and Portland, re-
spectively. !. -. -
MRS. T. H. HERBERT, and daugh-
ter, Miss Hazel Herbert, of San Fran
cisco, are visiting in Hawaii. They
were at the Young Hotel, but follow.
ing their return from Hilo will re.
side at Hale Kai, Waikiki. r.. ST.: !.
Mr.. AND MRS. T. r. FARMS
! WORTH and sons and daughters. Miss
Sophie and Miss Eula, Ripley and M.
Farnsworth, all of Memphis, Tennes-
see, arrived in the Matsonia and con-
tinued to Hilo and to- the volcano
Thursday night. ~. 81
F. e. BOYD, Herbert NJ. Stein, S. A.
keystone, L. Roy Bean, c. A. Bruins,
A. j. Bofing and J. c. Eubank are
among the corp of commercial men
who arrived in Honolulu from san
Francisco in the Matsonia. They are
at the Young Hotel. .:...
MRS. NJ. D. HOWARD arrived in
the Matsonia from Piedmont, Cak, and
, will spend the winter with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. G.. Marshall of Hakalau, Ha-
vail The Marshall family is in do-
noluIu and Mrs. Howard will be here
month before going to. the Big
| Island -....-- ."-.~: -. =
POSTOFFICE INSPECTOR THO
MAS ]. FLAVIN will leave next Wed
nesday on the Matsonia for San Fran
cisco on. vacation. He will visit
friends in the Bay City and other Cali
fornia points while away and may go
up to Seattle and Spokane, where he
was stationed before coming to Ho-
nolulu. .. .. .. - ..>..
I BRUCE HOPPER of Billings. Mint,
formerly a reporter for the Star-Bul-
letin, has won the scholarship In Har.
ward offered by the Montana Club. He
has been attending the University Oh
Montana and would have been SEN
Tor this fall, taking the Journalism
course, but decided to go to Harvard
after the opportunity came to get the
scholarship. During the summer he
has been employed as reporter on
the Anaconda Standard at Butte.
Young Hopper expects to take courses
at Harvard which will further fit him
for literary and journalistic work.