Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-05
WALKER MASON WEDDING OF
INTEREST HERE

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guests were. present this afternoon
at the wedding OF Miss Aimee Imogene
Mason and David II Walker. Jr., o:
San Francisco, which took place in St
Clements chapel in Glaremont. Rev
Dean Gresham of Grace cathedral
across the bay, affiliated at the we'd
ding, which was followed by an infor.
NAL reception anG dinner al the home
of the brides psrents,a Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Mason on College avenue.
Mn. Lea Van Anderson Maud
Louis Masonl came from Honolulu tG
be niatr1n Of honor Tor her sister and
Miss Katherine II asuii, q younger sis.
ter, viii attend as bridesmaid. Frank
Walker was best man for his brother
Mr., Walker and iiis bride are takiIis
an extended honeymoon trip. and
after their return will reside in Mill
faIley during the summer months.
Mr.. Walker belongs to prominent
San Francisco family and is q son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. David II. Walker.
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ABOUT MAJOR AND faIRS.. GIDEON
VAN POOLE
Word comes from the base hospital
at Fort Sam Houston, San Antopio,
Texas, of the serious illness Of Or.
Gideon Med Van Poole. Mrs. Ean
Poole IS with the doctor and, while
his condition is very critical all
friends are fearful Of the result, yet
strong hopes are held that be may
pull through Major and Mrs. YIN
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selves socially here and when going
LETT large circle OF sincere friends
who hope for the best for the doctnsss
health.
PRATFGRIGNARD s.@#
Joshua Dickson Pratt, son OF DR..
and Mrs. J. 81 Pratt Of Honolulu.
and Miss Marion Clandine Grignard.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Grignard Of
New York, were married on April II
in New York city. Mr.. Pratt is an
island boy, a graduate Of Mckinley
high school and Of Cornell where
he made srlendid record. Engin-
eering was his speciality at Cornell
and since his gradus ton he has been
connected witt; large sanitary en-
gineering concern OF New York
& The good wishes OF Honolulu are
extended TO the yourg couple.
JUDGE S. b. DOLES BIRTHDAY
Mondas. the 2Srd OF April was
Judge Sanford b. Dcle's birthday and
even though be WAS then aboard shin
it was not forgotten, for that night al
dinner a huge birthday cake with
lighted candles to represent his 10
years was put before him and a
speech called for, which was given
in Judge Doie's always dignified man
ner. He was congratulated from all
sides. All day wirelesses from here
bore him loving alohas. After his
speach be was roundly cheered and
the good wishes of the entire steamer
list showered on the Grand Old Man
of Hawaii up
: RETURNED RFoM HONOLULU
Mrs. f. Rosenstein, accompanied by
her granddaughter. Miss Gretchen
Schoenhelz. returned Tuesday from
Honolulu. They have been spending
the past winter in that city visiting
Julius Rosenstein, son Of Mrs. Rusen-
stem. whose marriage to Miss Elite
Joseph OF this city took place several
weeks ago in Honolulu. San Fran
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Mrs. ]. Craig was q luncheon host.
ess on Tuesday of this week. enter
tanning for Mrs. Paul Knudsen. Mrs.
John Lennox, Mrs. e. ]. Lord; Mrs.
A. @. NJ. Robertson, Mrs. G. A Long,