Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-02

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w. H G.. CAMPBELL is visiting
Honolulu. He formerly was manager
Of the Hawaii Mill Company.
CIRCUIT JUDGE T. p. STUART
ACCOMPANIED BY Chester 4. DOYLE vii.
return To Honolulu next Saturday
iron Hawaii.
". H. SMITH, COMMISSIONER CT
schools at Hiio, and ran attorney of
that city. arrived here this morning
n the Mauna Kea
HENRY W KINNEY. sapertnten-
dent of public instruction. returned TO
Honolulu in the Mauna kea this morn
ing from weeks visit to Hawaii
/. -. JAMES C. CRANE, who has been in
Honolulu on business, returned to his
hoafe in Pukoo. Molokai. where he
he is manager OF fishing establish
ment. III.
E. c. S. CRABBE. deputy internal
revenue collector at Hilo. is in H"
nolulu en- official business. He ex
poets to return to the Mig Island 10
morrow. .,
JUDGE G. T. PARSONS arrived
this morning from Hilo On the Mauna
Kea. Judge Parsons will enter a law
partnership in this city with Robert
w. BreckOns.,
ATTORNEYS: HOLMES AND OIL
son arrived this morning from IiiO,
where they have been attending to
matters connected with the Hilo Rail
way Company.
MRS. FRANK TAVARFS. accom-,
panied by Mrs. Joseph AhleS, j., her
mother. will leave for the mn:nlIEd
tomorrow fer a stay of two nf1l:'ts D
San Francisco.
]. V. FERNANDEZ of Kapiolani and
Kinau streets and Mrs. Fernandez
will leave for the coast in the Mat
sonia tomorrow for visit of several
weeks liz California.
]. WALTER DOYLE, who has been
on the mainland in connection with
several theatrical enterprises. is en-
pected to return to Honolulu in the
Wilhelmina next Tuesday.
MISS. ]. l.. UNDER WOOD, an AM
erican girl, who has been giving lee
In 10 hn
mona today and will make visit
here before going on to the mainland.
j. Z. CLIFFORD, Australian repre-
sentative of the General Motors Export
Company, is a through passenger to-
day on the Oceanic steamer Sonoma,
going to the states, accompanied by
Mrs. Clifford.
]. NJ. GOUVEA of I1ilo arrived IN
Honolulu today from San Francisco.
after a visit to the island Of ST. Mich
ael, Azores He was accompanied by
his mother, who has been absent from
Hawaii for several years. -:
MANUEL E. MENEZES of H. r.
y, L .
Dias, official Portuguese interpreter
will leave Hawaii July ~ for an OK
tended tour of the United States. 'tr.
Dias will be accompanied by mis- vie.
MANUEL DE CoITo. JR., train ies.
patcher for the Hawaii Railway C)n-
pany will leave for Oakland. Ca, in
the Matsonia tomorrow to attend the
biennial convention of Foresters as
delegate from Court Mauna Kea No
1854. A. o. F. ~.
BISHOP H. B. RESTARICK of St.
Andrews cathedral, returned this
morning from Hilo. where he con-
firmed eight persons in the Church OF
the Holy Apostle at that city This is
the largest confirmation at one time
that the church has had. i
HARVEY GRAHAM, son of Mrs.
Hubert Vos, who was a Miss Coney
of Kauai, and Miss Francis w. Henry,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard NJ.
Henry of New York City, were mar
ried at st. Bartholomew church in
the eastern city yesterday
MR. and MRS. WILLIAM FAHNE-
STOCK of New York returned yester
day from Honolulu and are guests at
the St Francis. They will leave for
their home next Friday. Fahnestock
is stock broker, banker and direct
or in several railroads. The Hawaiian
Islands, he says, are experiencing the
1916, at the residence of her son.
G. R. Hemenway, Maria Reed Hem
enway, wife of DR.. L. H. Hemenway.
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