Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-03

Il EA1hSOhA1 eCNo- III SAN
Mr.. and MRS. r. HIND we're pas
sengers leaving on the Matsoaia this
morning. 49,.
MRS. H. p. BALDWIN was an out
going passenger on the Mats0nia this
morning 49,. .
FRANCIS GAY CT Gay G. Robinson.
Kauai, left today oil the Matsonia for
| the mainland. @<
| JUDGE A. A. WILDER sailed on the
Matscnia this morning on business
trip to San Francisco.
]. NJ. DoWSETT was an outgoing
passenger on the Matsonia today.
bound for San Francisco. -
MRS. J. P. COOKE left today on
the Matsonia, to visit relatives and
friends on the mainland.
Mr.. snd MRS. JOHN WATER
HOUSE lett this morning on the Mat
sonia Tor a vacation in California.
/
PAUL SCHEID, accompanied by
Mrs. Sehe;d, was to leave for Maui
today for tour Of Haleakala-.
JOSEPH r.. BISHO OF the Adver,
tiser sailed this morning on the Nat
sonia for the mainland on vacation
tria. ,..s ~. -. .~.-
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w. Fl. SMITH, tie lilo attorney, is
visiting in Honolulu. having arrived
in the steamer Mauna kea yester-
day. -
Mr.. and MRS. C. F. BISHOP. we're
passengers leaving, on the Matsonia
this morning for trip to the main
land. s=-....
r. A. WADSWORTH of KahuIui.
Maui, and Mrs. Wads@erth are, visit
ors in Honolulu. They will remain
here several days. 71
JOHN ORoURKE arrived in Ho-
nolulu from the mainland yesterday
Mr.. O'Rourke is well-known Hilc
and San Francisco horseman.
]. A. BASHAM of Benson, Smith
Company, Ltd. sailed on the, Matsc
mia today accompanied by his family
for a vacation in California.
CAPT. GORDON n. KIMBALL, .4th |
Cavalry. Schofield Barracks, bias regis
tered at department headquarters az |
passing through on his way to Hilo.
HENRY ~ LYMAN i Of Kapoho |
Puma, Hawaii. one of the two dele |
gates from the territory to the Re
publican national eonEentionyissiH Ho,
nolulu.
AUGUST HUMBURG and Mrs |
Hamburg of 1903 Keeaumoku street |
welcomed last Sunday the arrival o. |
a baby girl. she has been named Ma !
rietta Augusta -
HENRY C. K. o'SULLIvAN, son o.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry p. O'Sullivan. wac
host at an entertainment at the home
of his parents last night in celebra
,tion of his birth. III. .-~
H. NJ. Won HOLT left this morning
on the Matsonia, accompanied by Mrs
Won Holt. They will attend the com
mencement exercises Of Yale univer /
sity and see their son Herman grad
uate. se.s.s..
JUDGE ARTHUR A.. WILDER left
for the mainland in the Matsonia to-
day to attend to legal business in Sar
Francisco and to take in the RepubIi-
can, Democratic and Progressive ma
tional conventions, He EXPECTS to re-
turn to Honolulu early in July.
]. ALEXANDER LYLE. ssuperinten
dent of the Inter-Island drydock, left
this morning on the rMatsonia, accom-
panied by Mrs. Lyle, for "a three
months visit on the mainland Thev
will visit Mr.. Lyle's old homie at Port
Hawkesbury, Nova Scotia, while away
In Mr.. Lyle's absence, his brother
William Lyle, will be acting superin-
tendent - III. -
JOSEPH oRDENsTEIN, clerk in
the custom house, left today on the |
Matsonia for San Francisco. to at
tend the Foresters' convention in
Oakland This is his first voyage to
the mainland as he was born in the
islands and has never been away
from them. ~.
ALLEN DOONE and Edna Kelley.
Irish players who delighted HUnoln
lans recently, sailed from San, Fran
cisco yesterday on their way to Aus
tralia, according to advices received
from J. Walter Doyle, now on the
his name is not known. He will play
the accomplishments, the others all
being soloists on this trips ~