Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-18

Smltn. IGe young couple are 10 spend
a brief honeymoon in the East before
leaving for San Francisco, where
Lieutenant Baldridge is attached to
the California, and has scores of
friends who will give a cordial well
come TO the newlyweds. ~
During the winter the young officer
was a frequent host at informal
deck teas at which many of the
prominent bellies and matrons of San
Francisco society were entertained,
and none suspected that he would
soon be a benedict The news of his
engagement came as a delightful sur
prise. ~
Lieutenant Baldridge and his bride
will sail on the Korea on April for
Hongkong, where he will serve as
aide to Admiral Cowles of the Asiatic
fleet. - r..
Honolulu folk who are acquainted
with Lieut. Wayne TcS who has made
so many visits to the islands-the
last one with the Pacific fleet two
years ago-wiil be interested to read
the following account of his marriage
last month:
The wedding of Miss Alma Wick,
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Henry Wick. Of Ashland, Mass, and
Lieutenant z. Wayne Tod. of the
Navy, took place at high noon Tues
day. the oath of February. at Pick
wick Place, Ashland. in the presence
of few relatives and friends Rev.
Abner G. Fraser. of ST. Johns Epis-
copal Church, OF Youngstown Ohio,
and Rev. Reginald Pierce, of st. An
drew's Church, birmingham, Mass,
performed the ceremony. The bride
wore a gown of white satin, trimmed
with duchess lace, and carried a
shower bouquet OF lilies of the val
ley She had three attendants Her
cousin, Mrs. Armin Flsaesse-. of
Youngstown, Ohio. was matron of
honor. and Miss. Caroline Stambaugh
and Miss Emily Ames, both of
Youngstown. were the bridesmaids.
They wore pink taffeta gowns and
gold lace Dutch caps, trimmed with
lilacs and carried shower bouquets of
lilacs. The best man was Lieutenant
G. A. Dunn, classmate of the bride
groom, and the ushers were Lieuten-
ant c.. F. Pousland and Lieutenant A.
w. Sears. Lieutenant and Mrs. Tod
have taken the Harwood house, ia
Maryland avenue. Annapolis. Nd, and
will be at home after March 15
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Miss Clara Franck, we'll known here
from her many visits to the islands,
is an active member of San Francisco
and transbay society. Recently she
was hostess at large and very beau
tiful dance, among her guests being
Miss Mary Englehardt, Miss Anne En-
glehardt Mr. and Mrs William Deal,
Mr. and. Mrs. George Franck, Miss
Phyllis Gormeley, Warner Cope, Miss
Lucy Shinn, Miss Alice Shinn and a
number of others. Miss Franck had
unusually pretty decorations for the
affair In the dining-room and hall
| fragrant ciasters of Towering fruit
branches were effectively arranged
white lilies and ferns were combined
in the other parts of the house.
General and Mrs. William Garter
were feted by army and civilian
friends during their short stay here
before sailing for Honolulu, Thursday
Mrs. Carter shared honors with Mrs
Jerome Pillar, wife of Lieutenant Pill.
lar, General Carriers aide, at an in.
formal tea given Monday afternoon
by Mrs Bert Allen, at her apartment
at the San Maurice. Mrs. Pillar and
/ Mrs. Allen are sisters, Mrs. Allen an6
| her husband having come from the
| East a few weeks ago to make theil
permanent residence here. Miss Al
fired Baker Spalding, Mrs. Alpheus
Bull and Mrs. Edward Robinson were
among those who called to greet the
ltravelers.-S. F. Examiner.
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The u. S. S. Pittsburg arrived in
San Diego harbor about noon on We'd
nesday, bringing Admiral Cowles, whC
left at once for Washington. After {
flew weeks in the East, he will sail fol
the Orient, where he is to be in com
lmand of the Asiatic fleet The many
Honolulu friends of Admiral and Mrs
lCowles are rejoicing in this opportu
nifty of meeting again, and are plan
ming more festivities in their honor
than their brief visit here en- route tt
Manila will permit
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Mrs. Wallace Bertholf, who expected
Lieutenant Bertholf on the Pittsburg
ARRIVING last week from southern wa
tiers, received telegram containing
the news that he has been appointed
flag lieutenant to Admiral Howard
in command of the Pacific reserve
fleet, with the California as flagship
This will keep Lieutenant Bertholf in
Mexican waters until April /, when
he will be appointed to shore duty
Mrs. Bertholf is one of the charming
matrons of the younger set in SaT