Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-02
SHIPPING news
TUESDAY ARRIVALS
ON S. S. MATS0NlA

J. SGSGH HitttSh-S
| ON S. S. MATS0NlA |
Mrs. Irene Holloway returned yes
terday from the coast.
A. J. Campbell, the stock and bond
broker, returned from San Francisco
Robert Hind Of the Big Island was
| a returning PASSENGER on the MatsO-
/ MIA
Mrs. NJ. D. IilIard. New York
woman. arrived on her first visit to
! the islands.
Mrs. George W. DaW Of Troy, y. Y.
came 10 Honolulu on the Mats0nia
to visit here.
Mrs. W p. Hammond and Miss
Alice Cooke Of Honolulu returned On
the MatsOnia.
Miss Violet AthertUH. daughter OF
C. II. Anterior. returned from visit
to the mainland.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred ". Garter re.
turned on the Matsuuia after a visit
to the mainland.
Mrs NJ. J. Coulter, a lecturer on art
topics, came On the Matsonia to give
series OF lectures here.
H. l.. Morris of Denver, sportsman
Of IA,
turned to Honolulu on the MatSonia.
Miss l.. Lally, a retired woman law
yer of New York City, was a passen-
ger coming to Honolulu on the Mat
sonia.
Nr. and Mrs. Henry Thompson.
tourists, who were here some time
ago, came again yesterday on the Mat
sonia
Mr.. and Mrs. r. O. Hays Of San
Francisco arrived yesterday. Mr..
Hays is an official OF the Union Oil
Company of California.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Young, who are
on their honeymoon, are arrivals from
San Francisco. Mr. Young is a prom
inent San Francisco clubman.
Mr. and Mrs. G. p. Whitelaw, all of
New York, arrived Tuesday. Mr..
Whitelaw is New York banker.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Taylor, prom.
inent Chicagoans, arrived on the Mat
sonia. They are accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. Joshua Gregg and family.
Mrs C. NJ. lyman, who visited here
last winter, arrived on the MatsOnia
from Salt Lake City and San Fran
cisco to pass the winter in the islands.
. c. NJ Solari, proprietor of Solari's,
the renowned San Francisco restau-
rant, arrived on the Matsonia accom-
panied by Mrs. Solari, to visit the is
lands.
William o. ALLISON, a New York
bank president, came to Honolulu On
the Matsonia, accompanied by his son,
John B. Allison They plan to stay
here several months.
Peter F. Dunno, former San Fran
cisco judge and practising attorney,
arrived on the Matsonia, accompanied
by his wife and two daughters. Mr..
and Mrs. George E.Bates are also in
tho party. !.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Bergin were
passengers on the MatsOnia, coming
from San Francisco. Mr.. Bergin is
prominent official in the Los Angeles
Soap. Company, with headquarters in
San Francisco.
w. l. Goodfellow, connected with
the Samuel Cupples Woodenware
tourists on the Matsonia, accompanied
by Mrs. Goodfellow. This is their
first visit to the islands.
Mrs. Newton Ford of San Francisco
arrived yesterday Her husband is
an officer in the American Legion,
fighting in the Allies trenches in the
western war front She is here for a
rest and to visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Hannah of De-
troit came to Honolulu on the Mat
sonia. Mr.. Hannah owns the four
largest hotels in the City of Automo-
bile Making, also much real estate
and other property Mr.. and Mrs
William H. Miller, also of Detroit, are
accompanying the Humans Mr.. Mil
Ter is Detroit banker.
Mrs. Jessie G. Schultz and Mrs
John A. Hartford, both of New York,
arrived on the Matsonia to visit Ho-
nolulu and the islands. Mrs. Schultz
was a passenger on the steamer
Cleveland, which called here some
years ago OF a voyage around the |
world. She was SO delighted with Ha-
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