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


Especial Star-BuIletin c>orr"Sp"a,Icac"l
KAHULUI, Maui, April IL. - on
Thursday night the railruai m n con
Hected with the kahului Clubhouse
save a reception and dance in honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. S. Williams. who
are leaving kahu,ui for q trip to the
continent for the benefit Of Mrs. Will
Hams health. The affair w2s given il
the theater az Kahu'ui. which was 90,
Lated by the local theatrical magnatc
Mr. Sam Weller. The committee in
charge OF the decorations fairly outdi6
themselves and made the large rGO'u
4 bower Of greens in the form of ferns
ii leaves, palms, etc, through whic''
we're scattered Vari4cOlOrcd electric
lights. This made a beautiful back
ground for the merry crowd Of goo Of
Maui's most beautiful women and men
who gathered TO say gCOdby to Mr.
Williams. A string orchestra Of twelve
pieces PLAYED the most popular dance
music. and it was not until l:30 a. M.
that the dance commenced to hreak
mp a delicious lunch was served dur
ing the evening in addition TO the
usual liquid refreshments which were
served in abundance, the ice cream
and punch being supplied By the
Puunene store. At the close Of tn
affair many gathered around and
tCasts were drank to the future health
end happiness Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Iiams. MANY old friends kent back
the tears with difficulty, while Aud
Lang Syne was being sung, for ka-
fului will miss these two good people,
and now that the time of parting is
here we just begin to realize that th"y
ere going awav With them goes the
best wishes of all Maui. as was DEM
onstrated at this reception.
Miss cowIes' Engagement
Confirmed"
The San Francisco Examiner Of
April says: Accompanied by his
wife and daughter, Miss Edith Cowlns.
Rear Admiral G. w. Cowles. desig-
mated to relieve Rear Admiral Souther-
land as commander of the Pacific fleet,
arrived from Honolulu on the liner
Mancburia, Yesterday 49,.
~ The arrival of Miss CowIes proved
an interesting event for TIE army. and
naval set. who recently heard it ru-
mored that the admirafs daughter
was engaged to Lieutenant l.. Sahm,
u. S. N $50. -
1T is ruore than ru;noT,' said Ad-
miral Cowles yesterday. "The on
gagement was announced at Hono'n'u
two months ago The date Of the
wedding has not been decided upon
yet. but probably will take place in
d few months :.......-
The new admiral OF the Pacific fleet
will go to San Diego. whence he win
take the cruiser california to Quay
mas = =. -. p. -
Admiral Cowles is known Pc one of
the most genial officers in the navy
and it is exnected that during the two
years of his command matters will
move along without any friction.
Admiral c. r. B. Moore relieved me-
at Honolulu" said the admiral. 81
shall take command of the fleet at
Guaymas and shall retain the Califor-
MIA as my fagshin For the greater
i'dIJ IbS pIVSChI az
mirars staff as my own. They are
the right kind of men and we will, |
believe, get along nicely together.
"The fact that shall be in COM
mand of tie fleet 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" <.-." i
The friends of Princess David IA
wauanakoa 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
ctalist, and the discoverer Of a re-
, puted serum for tuberculosis Al
| though Princess David looked the pic
ture of health and vivacious Joy ri
| living. the affection 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