Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-14
ARMY and navy
BY c. S. ALBERT.


Especial Rulletin Correspondence
| WASHINGTON, ID. c., June BE.
cause of lack Of uniformity In the man.
! ner of wearing the campaign hats Is.
sued to officers and men of the Marine
Corps. General Biddle, commandment of
| the corps, has issued an order direct.
ing that the hats shall he worn in the
| shape issued by the quartermaster,
with the crown creased from front to
rear He says that that crease Is not
to be pinched together, nor any other
| change made In the shape of the hat,
except that the brim may be turned
down slightly In front to protect the
eyes from the sun. II Is prescribed,
also, that the hat ornament be fasten.
ed in its proper place and through
only one thickness of the hat. Com.
handing officers are held aCcounta able
for the faithful observance of this or.
der. requiring new hats to be procured
in cases of violations.
| The following-named officers are de-
tailed to enter the next class at the
Army School Of the Line at Fort Lea.
venworth, Kan, August Is, 1912: Cap
tains Edward l.. King, End Cavalry:
Charles A. Romcyn, 2nd Cavalry:
Frank l.. Case, Attn Cavalry; Wallace
| II. Scales, 9Th Cavalry; Robert !.
| Fleming. 10th Cavalry: John NJ. Nor.
ran, 18th Cavalry; Walter G. Babcock,
18th Cavalry; Oren y. Meyer, t4th
Cavalry; Casper w. Cole, 18th Caval.
ry; William 3. Browning. 9Th Field
| Artillery; Alfred A. Starbird, 9Th Field
Artillery: Adna q. Clarke. Coast Ar.
tillery Corps; Francis II. Lincoln.
Coast Artillery Corps; Clarence NJ.
Condor, Coast Artillery Corps; Hers.
chel Tupes. LIST Infantry; Robert I.
Rees, 3rd Infantry; j. De Camp Hall.
ith infantry: Thomas NJ. Anderson,
Jr., 18th Infantry: Ira c. Welborn, 9th
Infantry: William Taylor. 10th lnfan.
try; Edgar Il. Myer, nth Infantry:
Edwin s. Hartshorn, 1ith Infantry:
Preston Brown. 18th Infantry: Wait
C.. Johnson, 18th Infantry Edmund S.
Sayer. Jr., 2ist Infantry; Robert
Whitfield. 22nd Infantry: Albert Il.
Dillingham;, 23rd Infantry; William Il.
Bennett, Jr., 25th Infantry: william
C. Rogers, 9th Infantry; William j.
Lutz, 2sth Infantry; Frederick w.
Lewis, Goth Infantry; William a. Car.
Teton, Both Infantry, and William II
Armstrong, Porto Rico Regiment of
Infantry.
The marriage of Miss Carol New.
berry, daughter of the former Secre.
tary of the Navy and Mrs Newberry.
and Capt. Wentworth Holder Alleyne
of the Queens Regiment, which will
take place Tuesday evening. June Is.
at the Crosse Point Church. Detroit
! 10 - tttt1a t,,t, Atnr
jorie. Mellish will attend as maid OF
honor while Mrs. Ernest Mead Baker
and Mrs. Lucian Selwyn Moore, Jr.,
will assist as matrons of honor. Miss
Helen Bourne JOY, cousin Of the
bride. and Miss Constance Wall of
Providence, II. l., as bridesmaids. com.
plete the brides attendants Capt.
Alleyne's best man will be Lieut.. rs.
dale, also Of the Queens Regiment.
DR.. Maurice Penfeld Fixes will per.
form the ceremony. and a reception
for 500 guests will follow at Dry
Brook, the Newberry home in Crosse
Point. Capt. Alleyne, who is station.
ed at Hamilton. bermuda, is expected
to arrive In Detroit the first week In
i June.
Memorial services and the decorat.
i u y
were held in the rotunda of the Capt.
tol.
Col. Il. +. Bingham. past command.
or of the Department of the Potomac,
delivered the address. Rev. Charles
p. Wiles of the Keller Memorial Luth
cran Church gave the invocation, and
Miss Viola Schippert was the soloist.
The exercises were In charge of DO,
ra ]. b. Hendrix, patriotic instructor.
Mrs. Anna Traphagan. president of
the circle, invited all patriotic organi
cations to attend.
Word has been received here of the
marriage of Miss Helen X. Mosher OF
this city to b. G. Balthazar, attache OF
the British Colonial Office In Ran.
COON. Miss Mosher was on tour
round the world when she met the
=, British officer. Mrs. Mary l.. Mosher
mother of the BRIDE resides at 1874
q street northwest. The brides faith
er, Alexander Mosher, Is chief of di
vision In the patent Office.
Mrs. PIERCE Crosby announces the
e engagement Of her daughter, Jean Au
denried Crosby, and Mr.. Charles Trow
bridge Tittmann. Miss Crosby is the
youngest daughter of the late Rear
Admiral PIERCE Crosby. and Mr.. Tit
mann Is son of Mr.. Otto II. Tit
mann of the geodetiC survey NJ
date Is announced for the wedding.
Miss Marjorie lde. her father, Mr.
Henry e. ldC, Minister to Spain: hel
, iiance, MIR. Shane Leslie; Col. and Mrs
John Leslie and Mr.. William Seymour