Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-12
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W. F. McCONKEY OF Paia. Maui. Is
visiting for few days in Honolulu
D. l.. ROsENFELD. a commercial
! man OF San Francisco, is here on BUSH
ness
W. D. TYLER is in the city from
San Francisco. He is at the ROYAL
Hawaiian Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. KOPKE arrived to-
| day from a trip which included a
visit to New York.
r. w WELLINGTON and J. P. NJ.
! Thomson OF Kauai are registered al
! the Royal Hawaiian Hotel
! W. c. McGONAGLE of Benson,
! Smith & Company returned from a
business trip today.
MR. and MRS. II. H. WILLIAMS
came home today from a mainland
visit.
GUSTAVE SCHUMAN, president of
the Schuman Carriage Company, re-
turned on the Hatsonia.
MR.. and MRS. WILLIAM A. BURN
HAM are Fasteners arriving on the
Matsonia today Mr.. Burnham is a
prominent railroad man.
CITY ATTORNEY and MRS. A. N.
BROWN were Matsopia arrivals. They
have toured western Canada and the
! coast, Brown is much improved in
health.
MRS. F. S. ZEAVE, dressmaker in
the Young building, returned today
on the Matsonia from a business trip
to the mainland.
J. w. VANNATTA and Leonard Par
IRISH OF Kaimuki are spending weeks
vacation on the other side of the ISL
and and report fishing good.
CATHCART came home today after a
mainland trip OF considerable dura-
ton.
FRANK MOSS, the pianist, returned
on the Matsonia today and will re-
sumo his music classes at once. He
enjoyed a visit to the mainland.
MRS. J.. J.. c. HAYNES and infant
arrived today to join Mr.. Haynes, who
is with the Commercial Pacific Cable
Company. IT,.
DIR. and MRS. R. w. ANDERSON
and Miss Ruth Anderson returned on
the Matsonia today after an extended
mainland tour.
MR.. and MRS. CHARLES G.
BOCKUS were returning Matsonia
passengers. Mr.. Bockus has been on
a business trip to California.
REV. and MRS. GEORGE LAUGH
TON of Hilo were among the Matso-
mia passengers. They enjoyed main
land visit.
T. IMAI, a new secretary for the
local Japanese consulate general and
who is transferred from the embassy
at Washington, will be here tomorrow
in the Ventura. 49,.
RI. BAKER, the photographer, was
a Homecoming passenger today from
successful business trip to the main
land. Mrs. Baker and their child were
with him. :..s
MR.. and MRS. THEODORE BAR
CLAY arrived in the Kinau Sunday
from Kauai, where they have been
for the past two months. They nave
taken their former residence at the
Colonial.
HENRY W. KINNEY, superinteni-
ent of public instruction. is at the
Queens Hospital, recovering from an
operation which he underwent on Mon
day. He expects to be out and about
within few days.
MR.. and MRS. JAMES w. DONALD
of Kauai arrived in the Kinau Sunday
to spend a vacation or SeVeraI weeks
in Honolulu. Donald is chemist for
the Kekaha Sugar Company and Mrs.
Donald is a sister of r. F. Fursey OF
this city. . 49,
MR.. and MRS. A. l. CASTLE were
among the many Honolulans return:
ing on the Matsonia. Senator Castle
attended the Republican national con-
vention in Chicago as an alternate on
the Hawaii delegation and has been
a close observer Of mainland politics.
DIR. WILLIAM H. FRY, superinten-
dent of the Methodist Mission in Ha-
waii, and Mrs. Fry came home on to-
days steamer. They have had a long
mainland trip. DIR. Fry has spoken in
many parts of the mainland and CIV
en- Hawaii much valuable publicity, as
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