The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-03

est score was reached by Company
e, others Company G. The final fig
ures will be known later. Lieutenant
Austin NJ. Pardee, Twentieth infan-
try, is officer in charge Of target prac-
tice at the Kahauiki reservation.
The non-commissioned officers and
musicians of the Twentieth infantry
have been practicing at pistol firing
on the target range during the past
week at Fort Shafter.
Farewell Dinner Planned.
A large regimental dinner party. at
which not only the members of the
Fifth cavalry were to he hosts, sta
toned at Schofield barracks but Off
GERS of the Second infantry and First
field artillery wished to participate in
also, had been planned on an elabor-
ate scale, to have been given last
night at the officers club house. at
the Leilehua reservation. to honor
Colonel Homer w. Wheeler-a royal
army sendoff But the anticipated
departure of the transport last even
ing, which was at first thought pos
sible, hurried the popular colonel to
Honolulu before night. So the fare
well dinner party to Colonel Wheeler
had to be given up.
Morse Court-Martial.
Call: The court-martial of First
Lieutenant Harry l.. Morse of the ar.
tillery corps, who was charged with
characterization while en- route here
on the army transport Logan from Ho.
nolulu, closed yesterday afternoon at
the Preside. The afternoon was de-
voted to a rehearing of the testimony
Of Major Stewart. New points brought
out verified the statement that Morse
had not refused to throw fruit over
board which he had taken aboard the
ship in violation of the quarantine
laws when he was so ordered by his
superior officers. The finding of the
board will not be made public until
the president has reviewed the case
Army and Navy Orders.
WASHINGTON, May 25.-Army or
ders: Lieutenant-C Colonel jefferson r.
Kean, medical corps, will proceed at
the proper time to Los Angeles, Cal,
to represent the medical department
at the American Medical Associations
session to be held in that city June
27 to 80.
Former order relating to Major Will
liam M. Roberts, medical corps, is so
amended as to direct him to proceed
to the Philippine Islands on the trans
port to sail from San Francisco on or
about July 5, instead of June 5, 1911.
WASHINGTON, May 26.-San Fran
cisco Army orders: Major James B.
Cavanaugh, corps Of engineers, is re-
lieved from duty in the Office OF the
Chief Engineer and will proceed to
Seattle, Wash, for duty, to relieve
Major Charles w. Kutz of the corps
of engineers, who will proceed to San
Francisco and sail about August 5 for
the Philippines for duty, to relieve
Major Charles H. McKinstry, corps
Of engineers, who will proceed to,
Cleveland, o., for duty.
Engagement Announced.
Chronicles: Announcement of the
engagement of Miss Estelle Fay and
Lieutenant Kirby Crittenden was
made last night at a dinner given by
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kelleher, 3411
Clay street To all except immediate
friends of the Fay family the an
nouncement came as a surprise
Miss Fay is the daughter of the
late Philip Fay, a well-known and
prominent stock broker in this city.
Another daughter, Maude Fay is wide
ly known as a prima donna. She now
is abroad.
Lieutenant Crittenden is detailed
here as a navy constructor, and is d.
r-cting the submarine construction
nov in operation at the Union Iron