Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-05

Mrs. Henry Moorekead.
ward NJ Padleford of New York, as
owing to the Balkan war her father
will not be able to leave Turkey. She
| is well known in this city, where her
father was formerly ambassador from
Belgium. -. +
The lady managers of the Episcopal
Eye, Ear and Throat hospital are
planning to give their annual bazaar
for the benefit Of the hospital In the
ballroom of the Raleigh hotel, Apri! 9
and 10. AS usual, there will be booths
where cakes. homemade candies, lem
onade, fancy articles and flowers may
be purchased. The mystery table, the
goose that lays the golden egg and
the fortune teller promise surprises to
the patrons Of the bazaar At a suit
able hour each day supper will be
serve During the evening the in.
terest IN the tazaar will be increased
on account of the dancing, which is to
be made an especially attractive fea-
ture this year. "
/ The order sent out at the war, state
and navy building, transferring Capt
Ulysses s. Grant, third corps of engi-
neers, u. s. a., from fh6 position of
superintendent of that 6llAdfng, to a
fstatfUn at Fts Laa8enN al, Eans., IS.
cause of regret to soeietY people of
washington, in that it, viii remove
two very popular young people Mrs,
Grant, as Edith Root. daughter of the
senator from New York, and Mrs
Root, spent some years of. her girlhood
4 in the capital and was married here,
while Captain Grant, grandson of
President Grant and son of the. late
Gen. Frederick Dent Grant, is as we'll
known. s. g <...--
The President and Mrs. Wilson will
| occupy one of the boxes at the benefit
), performance for the George Washing
ton University Hospital to be given at
| the Columbia Theater Monday even
j ing, April Z. The Secretary of State
] and Mrs. Bryan will also occupy
box, and Rear Admiral Stockton, pre-
sident of the George Washington Uni
versity, and Mrs. Stockton, Miss
! Boyce, Mrs. Eugene Byrnes, president
| of the board of lady managers, and
/ Mr.. Byrn have also taken boxes.
Announcement was made. by Capt
George E. Burd, U. s.. ~, and Mrs.
Burd of the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Ethel Burd, 10 Mr.
Harry Winthrop Luck of Keene Val
ley, NY. The marriage will take
place in October. Capt. Burd is at
tached To- the engineers office of the
New York navy yard.
Franklin D. Roosevelt, just appoint
ed Assistant Secretary OF the Navy,
has taken the residence of his reia-.
tive, Mrs William Sheffield Cowles
in N street, for the coming season.
The house is in close proximity to
| the British and Austro-Hungarian en-
bassies and is opposite the Legation
of Uruguay.
| The Brazilian naval attache, Lieu
! tenant Raider de Aquino, has been
! promoted to the rank of Lieutenant
Commander, and among the numerous
| cables and kilograms congratulating
| him are those from the minister of
! marine, and the admiral chief Of staff,
| Brazil. -. p.
The annual Dixie ball of the Robert
E. Lee chapter of the United Daugh-
tiers of the Confederacy for the bene-
! fit of the Confederate Memorial home
! will be held at the New Raleigh hotel
Thursday evening, April II.
Mrs. Henry NJ Whitney of New
| York has announced the engagement
! OF her daughter, Miss Josephine Whit
ney, and Mr. Francis B. Duveneck.
| Miss Whitney is a niece OF Mrs. Henry
F. Dimock of this city.
| Mrs. Wilson has accepted box for
the Belasco, April !, to see the bene-
! fit performance given hv the Columbia
! University Players of New York city.
The play is for the Homeopathic hos
| pital of this city.
F. de Barros CavalCanti de Lacerda,
Brazilian second secretary who has
been stationed here for some time,
/ has been transferred to Brussels
The President and Mrs. Wilson
| have issued invitations for dinner
in honor Of the members Of the cabin
ct for Wednesday, April l6.