Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-04-05

cisco girl. win become the bride of
Ensign Wilder Du Pay Baker Of the
United States navy. that fact alone
implying that her speedy return or
cCntinucd residence in this city is
hardly a thing TO be expected. San
! Francisco has seen little OF this at
tractive maid for the past two years,
as She went abroad before the out
! break OF the European war, and since
. ber return to America has been living
! with her sister. Mrs John Brooke
Kaufman, at Newport: but San Fran
cisco las alWayS regarded he: as quite
! its own. and her absence a mere bor-
rowing for brief space of time. How
ever, like others, she seems 10 be
among the lost to San Francisco.-San
Francisco Chronicle, March 26.
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TIE Anorews Expedition.
Sailing from this port yesterday for
China ere Professor and Mrs. Roy
Chapman Andrews of New York. Mrs.
Andrews is we'll known in TIE service
set, having been Miss Yyette Bcrup
until ner recent marriage. She is a
daughter OF Major Henry Borup, u.
] S. A.
! Professor and Mrs. Andrews are go,
! ing far into the iaterior of China in
/ guest OF zOolo Ecal specimens for the
American Museum OF Natural History.
Professor Andrews is assistant pro-
fessor Of the department of mammal
ogy of the museum.
Mrs. Andrews is sister Of the late
George BGrup. the Arctic explorer who
lost his life in the north on one of
the Peary expeditions. Professor and
Mrs. Andrews arrived from the East
early in the week and spent the time
until their sailings in greeting their
San Francisco f!iends.-S&n Francis
CO Examiner.
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Mrs. j. Ogden Armour. accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Lolita Armour,
her friend, Miss Erminita Carry, and
Miss Biller, left Wednesday night in
their private car en- route for Del
Monte and San Francisco, where they
will spend some time before leaving
for their home in Chicago. Before
leaving, Mrs. Armour reserved a bun.
galow at FL Mirasol, and will return
here the 1st of January, to remain un.
til May. She has bought a 20-acre
tract in Mentecito, annd viii erect
winter home here for her daughter
San Francisco Examiner
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Admiral and Mrs. William F. Fullam
are being extensively entertained by
their friends in Southern California.
They were among the guests at
rriu flyy hu nd
Mrs. Ashley Robertson in honor of
Rear-Admiral and Mrs. Cameron, MGR.
Winslow. Mrs. Winslow arrived the
first of the month in Coronado to join
Admiral Winslow. Prior to her mar
riage she was Miss Theodore Have
meyer of New York and Newport, and
is great social favorite in the East.
San Francisco Chronicle. e..
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Capt Richard Park of the Engineer
Corps and Mrs. Park entertained at
luncheon Monday in honor of Mai:
gen. j. Franklin Bell and Mrs. Bell.
Their guest list included Col. Freder-
lex Perkins and Mrs. Perkins, Cmdr.
James T. Arnold and Mrs. Arnold,
Maj. Lewis H. Rand and Mrs. Rand
Paymaster Barron p. Du Bois and
Mrs. Du Bois. Mrs. George Rothgan.
ger, Mrs. William L. Geary, Mrs. w.
p. Gaddis, Capt Charles II. Bridges
and Mrs Bridges, Lieut.. Arthur j.
Davis and Mrs. Davis.-San Francisco
Argonaut. <:E.- ~
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Mrs. J. r. Lame gave an informal
luncheon Monday at the Francisco
Club. Her guests were Mrs. Henry J..
Croker. Mrs. Garret McEnerney, Mrs.
Edgar de Pue and Mrs. Fanny Nc
Creary.-San Francisco Argonaut.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Templeton
Crocker gave dinner Monday even
ing at the st. Francis. They enter