Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-31

for a short visit. = ..~ =.
] MRS. c. E. WRIGHT Is a Hilo Wis.
itor in Honolulu for a few days.
RUFUS SPALDING and his friend,
Tod Ford. Jr., arrived from Kauai.
MRS. ETA wEDEMEY.-a is a
Honolulu visitor from Lihue, Kauai.
X. NJ. BARANGER of Hilo is here
for a short time. He came Tuesday.
T. MISS STELLA GRIFFIN is regis
tered at local hotel from Berkeley.
/ Cal. ........ ..:."
| S. C. HUBER, g. S. attorney. is con
fined to his home in Beachwalk Will
q slight illness.
MILTON G. DAVIS is San Fran
cisco visitor in Honolulu who came in
the Wilhelmina. "
col. E. II. BROADBENT and fam
lily are here from Kauai They are
4 OF IhC Ouh6
KAZAN KAYAHARA, the Japanese
writer, will leave for Hilo today. He
will return September 3. ::
w. r. MANSFIELD arrived in the
Wilhelmina from San Francisco for a
short visit in the islands. III.
MISS ELIZABETH MORRISON. is
Los Angeles visitor who arrived
in the Wilhelmina for Honolulu va
cation a" " T.. .-. -. ..
DR.. B. C. WOODBURY. arrived in
the Wilhelmina from Portsmouth, New
/ Hampshire. He is at the Royal Ha-
waiian Hotel. = ., -. 49,. ~. ~
| DR.. OLIVER P. HOLT and L. B.
Reakart, both Of Cincinnati, Ohio, are
visiting in Honolulu. They came in
the Wilhelmina. .....
MISS EDITH PRATT, stenographer
in the office of the district attorney,
will return from the mainland Tues
day on the Manoa. Ill. .~>...
| MAYOR LANE returned the call of
Capt George R. Clark. the new COM
mandant at the Pearl Har5or naval
station, TINS morning. -. 49,. II,
FRED MICKLEJOHN of San Fran
cisco was Wilhelmina passenger
who came from San Francisco to visit
/ here for few weeks. - ~.-.. ...z.s
| MISS RUTH MUZZY arrived in the
Wilhelmina this week, and is, now at
the Kamehameha Schools, where she
will continue her musical work this
year. egs.... Il ~ ID INV ~. r.:
CYRIL O. SMITH, prrfncipal Of the.
Royal School, returned, from Che is
land of Kauai yesterday on the Maui.
He spent portion of his vacation on
the Garden Island e
BROTHER ALBERT director Of
st. Mary's School in Hilo. left for his
home yesterday on the Mauna Kea
He returned from visit to the main
land last Tuesday on the Wflheimina.
/ CAPT. GEORGE R. CLARK, the
| new con1mandant of the Pearl Harbor
naval station, ACCOMPANIED Brig. Gen.
/ R. K. Evans and his staff on the mill
tary connaisance of Oahu railway
| lines -. &. -..:...
| R. S. CHASE, who has been in
charge of the construction of the new
road through Hakipuu, plans to open
a sampsn repair shop on the water
front, now that the Hakipuu work is
completed Hi
MISS DOROTHEAs A. ELLER.
BROCK. stenographer for the board
of harbor commissioners, has return
l ed to work after a weeks vacation
passed on the windward side of Oahu.
near Kailua. ..s.-..: II:
| Mr.. AND MRS. W. H SMITH, Phil
/ adelphia residents, have returned to
Hawaii for their annual summer visit,
which they found so enjoyable during
their first trip here last year. They
are at the Young Hotel. .... =.
| THOMAS G. BRAKEMAN, Montana
stockman, returned recently from a
| trip to the volcano with Mrs. Blake.
man and left their quarters at the
Moana hotel to stay at the home of
Mrs. Blakemsn's aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth
V. Hall, in Manoa. ..
CAPT IF w. PHISTERER, who
has been president of the Cornell Club
for the last two years, will be the
guest of honor at farewell dinner
given by that organization tonight.
Capt Phisterer will Teave for the
mainland next month. ="
/ DIR. KAWAKUCHI of the local jap
anese Y. M. C. A. will leave on the
Tenyo Maru next Friday for his new
post at the Baptist Theological Col.
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