The San Francisco call., 1910-05-05
TRANSPORT BEARS
TWO BRIDES ELECT
One Goes to Guam, Another to
Manila, to Marry Army
Officers

Two blushing brides elect will be
much in evidence on the transport
Sheridan when that vessel sails away
for the Philippines at IL o'clock today
One is Miss Ruth E. Bokenkamp OF
Burlington, Iowa, who is going to
Guam to marry Assistant Surgeon G. C,
Cave, U. S. N, now stationed at
that place, and the other is Miss Mary
/. Vredenberg of Mount Vernon, N. Y,
who is going to marry Lieutenant
Myron B. Bowdish. Seventh cavalry,
| now stationed at Manila.
Both of the young women have been
accompanied as far as the coast by rela-
tives, who will be on the transport
dock to give them a farewell sendoh
Lieutenant James A. Simpson, medi-
cal reserve corps, son of Colonel w. A
Simpson, adJutant general of this de-
partment, is a passenger. He is ac-
companied by his wife and two chill
dren.
Miss Lille Krauthoff and Miss Alma
Krauthoff are also on the list. They
are going to Manila to visit their
brother, Major Charles R. Krauthoh
quartermasters department.
Following is list of the cabin pas
sengers:
+ For ManiIa-Maior T. c. Lyster, Mrs. Lyster
| ron, Captain Herbert q. Shaw, Mrs Shaw and
! child Captain S. t. Ansell, Mrs. Ansell and
| William H. Tobin and two children. Captain
| Edward B. yedder, Mrs. Vedder and child, Miss
Gertrude Norton, Captain 7. Lamson, Mrs. Lam
! son and child, Captain j. D. Heysinger, Mrs
Heysinger and child, Captain J. B. Huggins and
Mrs. Huggins, Captain Francis W. CLARK, Mrs
Clark and child. Captain George e Lowell, Mrs
Lowell and child Captain James NJ. Kimbrough
| burn. Lieutenant James A. Simpson, Mrs. Slmp,
| md fyyo w.
rose and Mrs. Penrose, Miss Edna Grace Pen
rose. Lieutenant Edgar F. Haines andy Mrs;
Mrs. irsn' Van Horn. Lieutenant ". F. Herringshaw
and Mrs. Herringshaw, Lieutenant C. s. Ben
| del Lieutenant George II. Brett, Lieutenant
F. H. Baird Mrs. Baird and child, Miss Nichol
SON. Lieutenant Z. c. Desobry, Lieutenant Tru
man D, Thorpe, Miss sayres Louise Milliken,
Miss Pearl Beecher, Thomas F. Carney, Paul 5.
Brugere ]. e. Riner Charles G. Morris Jr,
Misses Lille and Alma krauthoff, Mrs W: X
smed6erg dr Mrs w. R. samRls s5a96 s AND e6id Mnry
Hensiey, Miss Emma Mcneil. Miss Mary Mars,
q. c. B. Vosburg, ii. W Newman, Robert Y
Clarke, Mrs. w. q. Gibbs, Mrs. Walter \; H Hll
and child NM Mrs Mary GrgH wknsgGn G iwo Mfs cbsren
Mrs. r. l. Hayden and two children, Mrs VII
liam r. Harr. Daniel Lanigan, $. A. Weirman
Mrs Stacey Nj. Bell, Miss Annie Louise Harde
man Ora E. Stark, Jose E. valdez -
For GuamDMrS; = n;.s Edith ,xtn kerr' aiss hutn Z
| For Honolulu - Lieutenant Colonel H. W
| Wheeler Fifth cavalry: Captain and Mrs. b. !
/ Wallace and two children, Mrs. Emma
/ Beede Chaplain James F. Houlihan. l1eutenan
| John G. Winters Lieutenant and MRS c. "
| Stewart Lieutenant n. NJ Grontnger, Mrs NJ
| " Garrett and child, Mrs. W. Il H. Chapman
! and child.
| The transport also has ON board o.
| enlisted men for the Nineteenth infan
| try, Is enlisted men for the hosplta
corps for Manila and Is enlisted men
! United States navy, bound to Guam.
The transport Logan arrived at Hon
| oIulu yesterday morning at s O'CLOCK
and sailed for this port at 4 O'Clock IL
/ the afternoon and is due to arrive her
/ May II. 1t has on board tlae head
| quarters First battalion and batterie!
/ A and B of the Fifth field artillery
who will join the forces at the Preside
and the Thirty-f fifth company coast ar
! tilIery corps, who will go to Folst Mon
roe. Virginia.
The transport Buford has been or
dered to sail from this port June 16 FOL
! Seattle. AT that place it viii take OF
board the sixteenth infantry, now sta
! toned at Fort Crook, Nebraska. anC
! will then sail for Alaskan posts June
| % on the return trip from the nortl
/ the Buford will bring back the Twenty
second infantry and is scheduled tt
arrive at this port July q. Thes'
troops will then proceed to Fort San
| Houston, Texas.