The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-05-18
JOHN " JONES,
Adjutant-General.
Army and Navy Orders.

lieutenant rlduh -, t1eeTueIS Hnllp-
pine Scouts, will proceed to Manila
for duty. He will go to San Fran
cisco and take the transport sailing
about June 5.
WASHINGTON, May 5.-Captain
Henry L. Kinniston, quartermaster, is
relieved from duty at San Francisco
and will report to the superintendent
of the army transport service for duty
as quartermaster of the transport de.
partment on the transport Sheridan,
relieving Captain Edwin Bell, quarter
master who will report to the officer
in charge of construction work about
San Francisco for duty.
First Lieutenant Henry du R. Phe.
Ian, upon arrival at San Francisco,
will proceed to Fort Barry, Cal, for
duty, relieving First Lieutenant Clar-
cree F. Dickinson, who will proceed
to Fort Duchesne, Utah, for duty.
First Lieutenant w. Bayley, med
ical corps, upon arrival at San Fran
cisco, will proceed to Fort Sill, Okla
for duty
First Lieutenant Walter e. Presser
signal corps, is relieved from duty
with Company E and will proceed to
Valdez, Alaska, relieving Captain
Basil o. Lenoir, signal corps, who will
proceed to Seattle for duty.
First Lieutenant Carl E. Holmberg,
medical corps, now at the General Hos
pital, Fort Bayard, is relieved from
duty at the Preside, San Francisco,
and will report to the commanding
officer at Fort Bayard for duty.
First Lieutenant Ralph D. Bates,
coast artillery corps, is assigned to
the Twenty fifth Company, coast ar
tillery corps, and will join that com
pany at Fort Miley, Cal.
WASHINGTON, May 8.-Army or
ders: First Lieutenant Edward K.
Masse, infantry, is detailed as acting
judge-advocate of the Department of
Mindanao and will sail from San Fran
cisco about June 5th for Manila for
duty to relieve Captain Samuel T, An
Isell, acting judge-advocate, who, after
being relieved, will proceed to San
Francisco, thence to Vancouver bar
racks, Wash, for duty as judge advo-
cate of the Department. of Columbia.
First Lieutenant Stephen o. Fuqua,
Twenty-third Infantry has been de-
tailed with the organized militia of
California and will report to the gov
ernor at Sacramento on June LIST for
duty accordingly.
Captain Charles C. Burt, quarter,
master, will proceed to Fort Screven
Ca, for temporary duty, thence tc
San Francisco.
First Lieutenant Clyde B. Crusan
Fourth Infantry has been detailed TO
duty with organized militia of Wash
y ington and will report on June LIST Il
. the governor at Seattle.
Navy orders: Commander " Blu
e is detached from duty on the staff o
n the commander in chief of the Pacifi
t. feet to the general board navy dc
n partment, Washington, D. C.
It Chaplain c. O. Wright is detache
n from duty at the navy yard at Phils
1t delphia to the navy yard at Mare Is
S, land.
c. Lieutenant Potter to Marry.
~ SAN FRANCISCO, May 9.-Mr
!, Gordon C. Ray of Martinez announce
yesterday the engagement of he
younger sister, Miss Ida Wilhelm,
Lieutenant Waldo c. Potter of tn
" United States Army, now attached
the officers school at Fort Riley, Kas
/, but formerly stationed at the Pres
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n. Miss Wilhelm is the daughter of II
late T. H. Wilhelm who, up to the tin
Nv of his death, was president of tn
y. Pennsylvania Mining Corporate
Miss Wilhelm, who is an orphan, WI
al a leading member of the younger s
re in Grass Valley, her home, where 81
has two sisters living at present 81
on came to San Francisco about tV
If. years ago and has been prominent
~. local society during that time.
IN Miss Wilhelm, who lives at 9OS FL
ed street, has been studying music und
re-. leading master in San Francisco, a
at it was while pursuing her studies he
or that she first met Lieutenant Pott
Her engagement followed in a she
es. time, being fastened when neutena
,et Potter was ordered East to the
fcers' school, about six months al
it'll However, the formal announceme
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