Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-23

AsAAi - ~ 04h III wv ! 90 a.
| c. w. sPTTZ. a merchant at Nawfli-
will, Kauai. is in Honolulu Tor the Car
| niyal ....
| l.. 4. THURSTON arrived from Ha,
! wall in the steamer Great Northern
4 Monday to take. in the Carnival.
MRS. 4. 3. ANGUS oi tbs city is
booked on the Matsonia due here
! TueSday morning from San Francisco
! MRS. PAUL ISENBERG is among
! the HCnoluFans cxnected to return
home again mkt week on the Mat
/ s~nia.
! j. II. MORAGNE, county road super
! visor of Kauai. is visiting in Honolulu
! and will remain until after the Car
niyal.
E. II. +. WOLTER was the recipient
Of many congratulations Yesterday. the !
/ occasion being his 62d birthday ami |
versary.
MRS. JOHN s. FORD. wife of Pun
ser Ford of 80 Great Northern, came
here on the Northern Pacif c to join
her husband.
MRS. J. j. SULLIVAN and Miss
Blanche Sullivan. wealthy Cincinnati
residents, arrived on the Northern
Pacific today ...r,.ss-.
cII VA. forp,ar rnnrnsentotiya |
from Kauai, and Mrs. Silva arrived in
Honolulu from Eleele Sunday to take
in the Carnival 49,
l.. L. BORDEN, an official of the
Borden Condensed Milk Company. was
among the tourists coming here on the
Northern Pacific. . s..
r. NJ. FITZGERALD, a prominent
Oakland attorney and financier, came
to Honolulu On the Northern Pacific,
accompanied by Mrs, Fitzgerald
CHARLES r.. FORBES, superinten.
dent of public works, is going to Ha.
wall after the Carnival to inspect the
improvements under way there. II
MISS VIVIAN KINGSTON. who was !
a member of the late de Foleo Grand
Opera Company, sailed for the coast I
in the Wilhelmina this morning.
A L. YOUNG. president of this
Young Manufacturing Company, ma
ehinery makers of San Francisco
came here on the Northern Pacific
. -
THOMAS PLANT, a wealthy shoe ,
of MoultonbOro, New ;
Hampshire, arrived on the Northern !
Pacific, accompanied by Mrs. Plant
ALFRED CREASE. a University of :
Pennsylvania student arrived on the
Northern Pacific and is the guest of !
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Baird of Waikiki. I
C. G. BOCKUS, secretary of the '
Hawaiian Development Com '
pany, is among passengers booking t
last week in San Francisco for: the a
Matsonia. s..-... j..
H. A. PARKER arrived yesterday | i
from San Francisco on the Northern | t
Pacific, transferring from the Bay City | S
office of the Goodyear Tire & Rubber v
Company to Honolulu. o
w. o. GOODRICH, a cousin of s. F. Il
Goodrich, the tire manufacturer, ar
rived on the Manoa yesterday, accom-. Y
panied by his wife and two daughters. Il
They are from Milwaukee -
. JOHANNA KRISTOFFY. prima don Z
IA of the late De Folco Grand Opera G
Company, left for the coast this morn a
ng. Last night kristoffy gave fare il
we'll concert at Odd Fellows Hall. b
MRS DARIUS MILLER, widow of
he former president of the Burling- h
on railroad. arrived in Honolulu in n
he Great Northern, accompanied by h
Mrs. A. II. Cherier of Redlands. Cal. G
HAROLD CASTLE, who recently re- r
.urned from the coast, expects that
lay Gould and his wife, who was Miss
Graham of Honolulu. and the Crockers n
If San Francisco will visit Hawaii this o
49,. r.. Il. n
( PRESIDING BISHOP CHARLES w. h
lIBLEY of the Church of Jesus Christ n
If Latter Day Saints is expected to ar. Il
i've Tuesday morning on the Matsonia
rom San Francisco. The bishop was
n Honolulu last June. S
MRS. ]. w. CONSIDINE of Seattle RI
wife of ]. W. Considine of the Sullivan y
and Considine vaudeville circuit, came +
lere yesterday on the Northern Pa +
,ific, accompanied by her daughter, b
Mrs. E. w. Mclean. G
EUGENIQ DE FOLCO, impresario
With the late de Folco Grand Opera c
Company, was to leave for the main 4