Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-20
Editor Riley Allen Found He
Was Living in Same Block
With Two Local Families
BY RILEY II. ALLEN.

NEW YORK, N. ", Sept. 29.--Hono.
Iulans and former Honoulans are mot
by the travellers everywhere. Around
New York we often chance on friends
and aequaintances. Here are a few Of
them: /. 49,
Walking down Broadway one day l
met Walter Doyle and d. William
Douthitt arm in arm, strolling up that
street, which at night is the Great
White Way. Both are in the theatrical
business here and both making good
Doyle is with Jess Woods in the
amusement business around Cleveland
and Detroit for the summer, but in
the winter their show closes. He came.
Doone, the noted Irish actor and sing.
er, to become business manager OF
Lucky 0'Shea," a beautiful Irish ro-
mantle drama with which Doone is
making his bow to Broadway aud
fences. 1t is playing at the Thirty.
ninth street theater We went one
night and after the show met Mr..
Doone and Miss Edna Kelley, his lead
ing woman. Both of them, Of course,
are well known in Honolulu and have
many friends there. Were there a
theater in Honolulu worthy OF the
name they would probably come over
this winter, after their states tour.
Walter Doyle is managing this show.
Will Douthitt is stage manager of
Branded" drama playing at the Full
ton theater. ....-
Another day on Broadway l met L.
S. CONFESS, former Honolulu and Hilo
newspaper man, later resident OF
Washington, d. C. CONFESS is in the
newspaper game here, looks well and
happy, and wants to be remembered
to friends in Hawaii. A. :.s.. :~.... ..:....s
MhiIe Mrs Allen and myself were
hurrying through crowded railroad
station at Buffalo, on our way to Mia
CARA Falls, we collided with Professor
and Mrs. w. A. Bryan, going in the OPP
posite directions. They came to New
York later for few days ..:.
This afternoon at Fifth avenue and
Forty-ffrst street, crowded with about
a million people. We met Mrs. A. A.
Ebersole and the two stalwart young
sons, Leon and Raymond. They were
waiting there for Pew. Mr.. EbersoIe,
who Joined them few moments later.
As is known in Hawaii, he is back
from his splendid war work in the Eu
.opean prison camps and is now with
the Overseas department of the Inter
national Y. NJ. c. A. committee, on
East Twenty-eighth street. They are
living in Montclair, New Jersey, where
the boys are going to school The
many friends of the Ebersoles win be
glad to hear that Leon, who was i'll for
some time. is now the picture of
health and strength. They asked the
Star Bulletin to give their aloha to
everybody in Hawaii.
In the New \ ork office of Alexander
& Baldwin, SO Wall street, / met How.
ard NJ. Ballou, former professor at tie
College of Hawaii. associated with
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Iy by the Domestic Sugar Producers.
Inc. Mr.. Ballou, found, lives only a
block from US in the Columbia UniyeT-
sity district His elder daughter. Miss
Florence, is attending Columbia Uni
yersity this year; the younger, Miss
Charlotte, is attending a girls private
school in the city. We also learned
The same afternoon that Mr.. and Mrs.
Spencer Bowen. son and daughter-in- |
sw of Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Bowen, are
at 11Sth street. We are on
18th and the Ballous on 10th, ali in /
corresponding b tks, so that within |
-Wn hlncks three nolulu cnnfingents |