Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-10

annual vacation on Hawaii
S. ". HuNDI.EY Of Kauai Is taking
passage for his home this evening on
the lntar-Island steamer Maui.
MRS. A. IsENBERG left for San
Francisco on Wednesday. accompan
led by her sons, Rudolf and Alex
ahder.
BISHOP HENRY B. RESTARICK
has gone to Kohala, Hawaii to inyes
tigate the work Of the Episcopa
church in that district.
LIEUT.. COL. JAMES B. HOUSTON,
depot Quartermaster, returned to his
office today after being Laid up for
two days with slight attack Of ILL
ness.
H. P. FAYE, manager of the Ke-
kaha Sugar Company on Kauai, will
sail today on the steamer Maui He
has been here about a week attending
business affairs of his firm.
C.. B. GRAY, manager of the Kappa
Wine Company on the Garden Island,
will take passage on the steamer
Maui today, after spending a little
more than week ir Honolulu.
MR.. AND MRS. VICTOR HARRIS,
who have been spending their honey,
moon in Honolulu, left in the Wilhel.
nina. Harris~is q musical composer
and instructor of note in New York
City. '
PERCY "A. GoRMAN of Theo. H.
Davies & Co. arrived this morning,
returning from Maui on the Claudine.
His trip was Of a weeks duration and
was devoted to business for the com.
pany. 49,. ,.r,,.s,. ..a. ,,..t.
: ROY M. TALBOT, manager of the
Kershner Vulcanizing Company, was
among the arriving passengers on the
Claudine this morning from Maui. He
went to the Valley Isle In the same
boat on business trip.
= D.. M LINNAR D and daughter, Miss
Dorothy Linnard arrived In the Tenyo
Maru and continued home today. They
visited for a short time on their way
to the Orient Linnard,ii Is manager OF
three hotels in Pasadena
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r. "A. sKEAkNS, commissioner of i'm.
migration, left N the lWilhelmina, in
company with MA. Silva, editor Of
A Setta, the Portuguese paper Of
Hilo, for New York City, where they
are taking party of 10 Portuguese
and Spaniards to be returned to Eu-
rope. 81 - 80" 10y.
= GEORGE A. BUTZi dformer associ-
ate manager Of the Rlsasantou shotei,
who has gone to Manila to take the
managership Of the Manila hotel,
writes friends from Yokohama that
his steamer had a fine, crossing and
he is enjoying his trip very much. He
expects to go 20 Manila without stop
ping ia the Orient.
MISS VERA DAY, fresh from her
musical training in England, sang
most beautifully on% Monday evening
at the Beretania congregations
church at the farewell reception ten
dered Mrs. Elijah Mackenzie and Miss
Leong, who departed on the Wilhel
nina. Miss Day Is daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. c.. J. Day of this city.
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H. ARITA, former japanese consul
iE this city, now In the main Office
OF foreign affairs at Toxic, has writ
ten one of the committeeman who
acts as his secretary for the orgafi.
cation which was formed among Japa-
nese subjects in this territory to raise
the fund for erectingt the memorial
water fountain celebrating the corD-
ration of the Emperor ,foshihito. The
letter said that the great water foun-
tain will be ready to ship to this coun-
try in about two months.
: MRS. E. MACKENZIE, superin.
tendent and founder Of the Beretania
mission, will make her permanent
home in Los Angeles. This much be-
loved lady, with her husband, who is
now recuperating in southern Califor
mia, has devoted over 20 years to mis-
sion work. There is not a single Chi.
nese family in Honolulu which does
not know of the noble services of the
couple. Mrs. Mackenzie takes with
her talented young Chinese lady,
Miss Jessie Kan How Leong, who
will pursue special courses in social
service work. Miss Leong has been