Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-14
In Honor of MIR. ard Mrs. J. N. S.

"NiIdfIS-
Especial Star-BuIlctiH I>orrcsponlcnccl
KAHULUI. Maui. April II. - On
Thursday night the railroad men con
nected with the Kahului Clubhouse
gave a reception and dance in honor Of
Mr.. and Mrs J. \. S. Williams, whc
are leaving kahuiui for trim 10 the
| continent for the benefit of Mrs. vii
Iiams' health. The Gfair w2S giV"n il
the theater at Kaku'ui. which was dc
Lated by the local theatrical maSaate.
Mr., Sam Weller. The c0r>E2ittrc in
t charge on the decorations fairly Cutdid
themselves and made tho large room
| ? bower of green's in the form Of ferns,
LII leaves. palms, etc. through which
we're scattered vari-cnlorcd elo"trit
| lights This made a beautiful hac|-
ground for the merry crowd Ct 500 OF
! Maui's most beautiful women and men
Who gathered to say goOdby to Mr..
| Williams. 4 string orchestra Cf twelve
| pieces PLAYED the most ponular dance
music and ii was not until 100 a. m.
! that the dance commenced to break
M. A delicious lunch was served dur
| ing the evening in addition to the
| usual LIQUID refreshments which were
| served in abundance, the ice cream
| end runch being supplied by the
| Puuncne store. At the clCs" Of tn ;
! affair many, gathered around and
| tossts were drank to the future health
md happiness of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
| Iiams. MANY old friends kent back
| the tears with difficulty. while Aud
| Leng Svne was being sung. for Ka-
| fu;ui will miss these two good neoD'e.
| and now that tie time Of parting is
| here we Just begin TO realize that they
| ere going away, With them goes the
| best wishes Of all Maui. as was dem
onstrated at this reception.
=.." l.. - &
Miss cowIes' engagement
"confirmed." ...-@.
| The San Francisco EXAMINER of
| April saws: Accompanied by his
! wife and daughter, Miss Edith Cowles.
Rear Admiral C. w. t7owles. desig-
mated to relieve Rear Admiral Scuther-
land as commander Ct the Pacific fleet,
| arrived from Honolulu on the liner
| MancI uria yesterday.
4
an interesting event for TIE armv and
| naval set. who recently heard it ru'
mored that the admira1's dauehter
vas engaged to Lieutenant &. Sahm,
U. s. n. ..... q.
1T is more than rumor," said Ad-
miral Cowles yesterday. "The en-
gagement was announced ut Horo'u'u
two months ago. The date Of the
wedding has not been decided upon
yet. but probably will take place in
Ii few months" F..
The new admiral of tho Pacific fleet
will go to San Diego. whence he win
fteke the cruiser Cal ispfniaz to Quay
mas. m. -
Admiral Cowles is known as one Of
the most genial officers in the navy
and it is expected that during the. two
years of his commend matters will
move along without any friction.
/ admiral C. T. B. Moore relieved me
at Honolulu" said the admiral. u
shall take command of the feet at
| Guaymas and shall retain the Califor.
mia as nv ffagship. For the greater
fart shall retain the present ad,
! miraFS stam as my own. Ihey are
the right kind of men and we will,
believe, get along nicely together.
The fact that ! shall he in com
mand of the feet until my retirement
in July of 1915 is gratifying to me, es
pecially owing to the fact that the
fleet will probably be about San Fran
cisco most of the time during the
" orld's fair"
! ~.
4 The friends of Princess David Ia
/ Tananakoa are keenly interested in
] the outcome Of her present visit tC
/ New York where she hopes to see the
noted DR.. friedman, the eminent spe
ciaIist, and the discoverer, of re-
puted serum for tuberculosis. AL
though Princess David looked the pic
ture of health and Yiyacious JOY oi
living, the affliction to her knee still
troubles her at times. The good wish
es of her countless friends went with
her, and everyone hopes the quest will
not meet with disappointment.-S
] Francisco Examiner