The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-27
MISSION CHILDREN 4
['TAEIR'ROLL
One Hundred and Fourteen Of
e Second Generation Respond
First Woman President
tFron Monday Advertiser.

IChese lslands neNrly one bundled years
[ago, are now living Many Of these, to.
lgesher with their 4 en- and IA some
instances heiriehildreh Is children, were
Ipresent yesterday at the iannaai meet.
,nH OF the faWaiah Mission. Children 5
lit't Cousins z )i Society held, ysstesday
afternoon. Thee ineeting was acid be.
meath large canvas canopy spread in
rear of the -oId mission home. near X a
waiainao ehufchlpin King street. In
the neiRhborhood Of one hundred we're
Epreseht, These represented mamEers of
the second third and fourth gem
tions. Ehra, t-yN ts,J,S.s may
Mrs. Elizabeth judd wilder had the
honor Of being the oldest member of
the second generation ihtattendanec.
Mrs. Wilder was born in Honolulu, July
4 - 1881 and took keen iHtepest in
the proceedings > esterday.' siTtat ,
First Woman President sgn, shiF
K For the first time nGthe history Of
the soc i6ty1whieh was organized in 1852,
a woman now heads the, specialization
asNpresident. Miss Agnes p. Judd, by
unanfmous vote was chosen for this exs
aited position yestefdasJ Succeeding
/ George R.Carter,who was,sleoted vice.
Epresidcnt. 4The other Officers elected
were. Mrs. r. w. Andrews, SECRETARY;
Lyle Diekey, treasurer, ard R.fW. An.
Edrews, recorder. W ~ t4t% 53}+ -.
I The only difference ina the peisohnel
from the former list of officers is in
their positions, Miss Judd, as former
i lte.plesident, succeeds George r. Car
or to the presidency, the latter in turn
oecoming vice president. he}ERe3
/ The election Of Miss Judd as presi.
dent OF the Cousins Society shows the
Eprogressive spirit of REORGANIZATION, -
Psaidt one memberSp yesterday. tit,F Miss
Judd has always taken an'actine inter
est i'm the affairs of. the organization
and viii enter upon her duties with a
full knowledge Of WHAT'S required"
| President carter called the meeting
to order yesterday. The roll shown .!
80, members OF the second generation,
who are now alive, together with the
pames Of their parents, was posted On
O. bnlletin bOarl near the president 3
/ tapd$ There were q1itena number of
heSe older children present yesterday;
hough many, Of them are now living
different pats Of the world Fol.
wing is q copy ofNthe hist. f'a
/ hbb NOtupahy .''+
| Rev. Hiram Bihgham+-Mrs. l.. B.
ICOaD. ,H.W.NE
Second Company ,.:H" ~.
| Mr., Levi Cbamberlain-Levi f.
Chamberlain -
| Rev. William Riehards--Mrs Hat.
rief Richards Clark
Third Company, .,,.4.1+ = -. NJ
Rev. Lorrin Andrews-Robert W.
Andrews, William Andrews and Mrs,
Mary Andrews Mott.
Rev! EPhriam' W. Clark-Mrs. Annie
Clark GuliclS, Mrs. Caroline Clark Aus
tin and Mrs. Lucinda clark Severance.
Rey. Jonathan S. Green-Laura C..
Green. ,.u
Rev. Peter J. tGuHck-Rev. Orramel
II, Gulick, DR.. John T.. Gulick, Rev.
William Fl. Gulick, Rev. Theodore W.
fGulick and Julia A. f. Gulick.
DR.. Gerrit P. Judd-Mrs. Elizabeth
Judd Wilder.
Fourth Company
Rev. Dwight Baldwin-Mrs. Harriet
Baldwin Damon.
Rev. Sheldon Dibble Mrs. Clara
Dibble Inch.
Rev. Reuben Tinker-Rev. Joseph
E. Tinker, Robert IL. Tinker and Mrs.
Mary Tinker Harvey.
Rev. VIM. Alexander - Mary !.
Alexander, Mrs. Ann Alexander Dick.
ey, Mrs. Emily Alexander Baldwin
and Mrs Charlotte alexander Ferris.
Rev. Richard Armstrong-Mary Jane
Armstrong, Mrs. Ellen Armstrong
Weaver and Amelia A. Armstrong.
Rev. John s. Emerson-Dr. Nathan
ell b. Emerson, DR., Justin L. Emerson,
Joseph S. Emerson and Rev. Oliver z.
Emerson.
Fifth Company "
Rev. Cochran Forbes-Gen. Theodore
Forbes.
Rev. David B. Lyman - Fred V. Ly-
man, Francis o. Lyman and Mrs. En-
ma Lyman Wilcox.
Rev. Lorenzo Lyons-Dr. Albert 3.
Lyons.
Sixth Company
Rev. Benjamin W. Parker-Rev.
Henry II. Parker, Mary i. Parker,
Mrs. Harriet Parker Green and Caro-
line D. Parker.
i Rev. Lowell Smith-Mrs. Emma
Smith Dillingham;.
Seventh Company g.
Rev. Titus Coan-Dr. r. Munson
coan and Mrs. Sarah COan Waters.
Mr.. Henry Dimond-Edwin II. Di'
mond. - D.
Eighth Company
Mr.. Edward Bailey - Charles A
Bailey.
Rev. Daniel T. Conde-Rev. Samuel
l.. Condo, Pauline W. Condo, Charles
A. Condo, Henry T Come and Lucy
X. Condo.
Mr. Amos s. Cooke-Mrs. Martha
Cooke Alexander, Mrs. Juliette Cooke
Anterior, Mrs. Mary Cooke Turner
and A. Francis Cooke.
; Rev. Marls Ives-Rev. Joseph b
, Ives, Harlan p. Ives and Harriet p.
Ives.
Mr.. Edward Johnson Miss Frances
Johnson, Henry johnson and Ellen A
Johnson.
Mr.. s. N. Castle-Mrs. Mary Castle
Hitchcock, Mrs, Harriet Castle Cole
man, William X. Castle, George r
Castle, James b. Castle, Mrs. Caroline
Castle Westervelt and Mrs, Helen Cas-
tie Mead.
y Mr.. William s. Van Duzee-Cyren,
O. Van Duzee, Mary X. Van Duzee
:, DIR, Theodore A. Van Duzee, Grace G
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