The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-04-02


in May He will arrive tomorrow
from Bremerton Navy Yard to visit
the Diapers for several days before
proceeding to San Diego, where he
will report for duty on the torpedo
boat Hopkins. 1t is matter of plea
sure to the friends of both thee po-
pular girls that their homes will be
in California for year or two.-S.
F. Chronicle.
M. and Mrs. Hollisa Hunnewell Of
New York are contemplating a trip
to Honolulu, following the termina-
ton of their visit here.-Chronicle.
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Mrs. John Daniel and Mrs. Gustav
Niebaum returned Monday on the
Korea from a two months visit n
Honolulu.-Chronicle
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Princess Kawananakoa was the
guest of honor at a tea given Tues
day by Mrs. Harry Gray and Miss
Helen Gray at their home on Green
street Last evening the Princess
entertained at an informal dinner and
with her guests attended the theater
at its conclusion.-Chronic
The Army orders which have call
ed General Thomas H. Barry to West
Point will remove his delightful fam
lily from the social environs of San
Francisco, much to the regret of those
who have enjoyed their delightful
hospitality at their quarters at Fort
Mason. That change of post will not
be necessary for a few months as the
only consoling feature 70 the friends
of the Barrys here.-Chronicle.
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The beautiful floral tributes which
preceded and followed William :.
Calhoun, the newly appointed Unit
ed States Minister to China, up the
gangway of the Japanese liner Tenyo
Maru yesterday afternoon gave the
suit which the diplomat and his wife
will occupy on the voyage across the
Pacific the appearance of a florists
store and betokehed the regard in
which he is held by many friends.
For nearly half an hour before the
big turbine steamship left pier AZ the
great gangway was a mass of color
with floral offerings, nearly every one
of which bore card with the name Of
the new Minister and words wishing
him success at his important post in
the Orient.
Minister Calhoun is accompanied by
his wife and secretary, E. N. Scott, to
the Far East. They boarded the Ten
20 Maru with number of friends
and were received by Captain Ernest
Benny and Chief Boarding officer G.
A. Stephens, who saw that everything
was arranged for their comfort.
While their pictures were being
taken Calhoun said that he looked
forward with much pleasure to the
journey over the Pacific, as he had
never been to the Orient before. But
he preferred to compliment California
sunshine than to discourse on issues
and problems which affect the United
States and China-S. F. Chronicle.
While in Honolulu Minister Cal
houn and Mrs. Calhoun were enter
tanned by Governor and Mrs. Frear.
H. F. Wichman registered at the
Stewart yesterday from Honolulu. He
is a prominent merchant in the ISL
ands-S. F. Call.
Captain w. Y. z. Jacobs Of the re-
venue cutter service arrived here
yesterday from Honolulu, where ne
has been in command of the Thetis.
He has been transferred to the train
ing ship Itasca-S. F. Call
Mrs w. G. Irwin and Miss Helene
Irwin are at present enjoying the de-
lights of Santa Barbara, where they
are guests of the Hotel Potter.-S. +.
Bulletin.
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Princess David Kawananakoa, who
leaves on Sunday with Miss Helen
Gray for Los Angeles and Coronado,
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