Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-26

Mauna hea today for Maui en- 9
church business trip which will ex
tend TO Saturday. 0's 49,.
Mr.. AND MRS. WARREN HoL
BROOK. after q FIVE. weeks stay on
the islands, sailed this morning on
the Matscnia for San Francisco, hence
to their home in New York.
FEY. C. D. MILLIKEN left for Oak
land, Cal, Tuesday. to become pas,
tor o, one OF the large churches OF
that city. He was formerly pastor
OF the Foreign Church at Waimea,
Ka tai -.
FRANK CRAWFORD is en- route
to his old home in Indiana for a
three months vacation. He is cash
Ter of the Lihue branch of the Bank
of Hawaii Mr.. Crawford took pas
sage on the Matsonia this morn.
ing. ..'.
j. d. ZELLERBACH of the Zeller.
bach Paper Company of San Fran.
cisco and Los angeles, left this morn.
ing on the Matsonia for the mainland.
He has been In Honolulu for the past
two weeks on a. business trip for his
/ firm; and il is his honeymoon as well.
DEAN AND MRS. ARMIN OTTO
sailed for their home
in Berkeley, Cal, In the Matsonia this
morning They have been here since
June 10 and ahaye acquainted them
selves with a large circle of friends
during their stay. ->Ea>s -.,-. 49,
MAYOR and MRS. JOHN c. LANE
will entertain al "a hukilau, Hawai-
ian fishing party In honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jay Gould next Saturday. About
20 guests have been invited to watch
the dragging in of the great nets on
the beach beyendo Haleiwa.
DR.. w. H. FRY, superintendent Of
the Methodist Mission IN the islands,
is expected home in September from
an extensive mainland trip. Mrs. Fry
accompanied 7himaoyer a large part Of
It. Recently he has been at his old
home sinathe Pacific; Northwest. d
JOHN GIFFoRD and John O'Dowda,
who AreN graduates. of the Punahou
Academysa left for Cal fornia today on
the Matson steamer Matsonia to en-.
ter the university of. California in
Berkeley where they will resume
study. Both have been active in ath.
letic, while IN school. & ;li,, z
do, r, -
MR.. AND MRS. WILLIAM B.
SHARPsfepaPted 4 fefnt their home in
San Francisco with stheir daughter,
Dorotily2 on the .Nata0nia today aft,
er a five weeks, stay ron the islands.
Mr.. Sharp, Who is q brother of Ray
mer Sharp, expects to return about
February of next yearsS 81. y
DIR. CHAS. B. COOPER is passen-
ger on the Matsonia, sailing this
morning. He Is taking his annual va.
cation and will be absent about a
month. While away. he. will be the
guest; of DR.. Jos. l.. Howard at the
Pohenisn Club Grove4sn the Russian
river and have an opportunity of see
ing the wonderful GROVE play that Is
the celebrated annual feature of the
links. !. The doctor will also visit
the coast hospitals and Industrial in.
stituticns.
HENRY ]. LYMAN sugar planter
of Hawaii, who arrived here some
months ago as Republican delegate
to the Chicago convention, returned
yesterday from an extensive trip
through the East and Canada. He
is at the st. Francis. He has kept
in touch with Hawaiian affairs. and
believes that the choice of Hughes
for the presidency Is meeting with
favor in Hawaiian Republican cir.
cles. He says that the Hawaiian
National Gnard, 5000 strong, is
ready, to the last man, to come to the
mainland" should the Mexican situa-
tion become aggrayated.-San Fran
cisco Examiner.