THE S I"TY- FIFT H A NNU A L R EPO R T

O F T H E

’ awauan Mission 0 rens Sociey

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W IT H T H E

NA M ES A ND A D D R ES S ES O F A C T IV E M EM B ER S

N U U T H . HO OL L , . PA RA DISE O F TH E PA C IFIC PR INT 1 9 1 7 f" - O cers for 1 91 7 1 91 8 .

Presiden t GERR T P W LD I . I ER

Vi ce- Presiden t RE V H . P . UDD . J

Secretar MR R . R S . W A D W y . N E S

Treas urer LYLE A D K . IC EY

R r r R ec o de OB ER T W . ANDR EWS

Board o f ana er M g s .

A L R A RE O R . D W M A E E DD N S ISS GN S . J U

HAR OLD e . DILLIN GHAM J OSEPH S . EMER SON

MR OAR LINE A TLE WE TER VELT S . O O S S

R R Y E WELL E' E' A M S . D O OTH AR T H D M NN

M W R AMRERLAIN M R UTH RIOIIARD W . . O ISS S

E LYMA M MAR Y P W E ERNEST . N ISS . INN

Chamberlain House Committee .

HA R LD D LL HAM M EL E' WILC’O" O G . I ING ISS SI

V ER Tr s rer G . ea u MR LINE WE TER ELT . W LD S . CAR O S S I

P ublication and Library Committee .

- The R ecorder an d the Secr etar o the S ociet ere o icio . y f y, ff

Ar hur 0 Alexan er C on tinu es or on e ear t . d f y

Mrs Em m a L on D o le C on tin ues or two ears . y s y f y

F n M In t re A oin ted or three ears Mrs . a lore c e H . c y pp f y THE HAWAIIAN MISSIO N CHILDREN’ S SO CIETY

T E ANNUAL MEETING H .

A 20 th Century Cousins ’ Meeting was held in the Mission l 1 i em orial 2 st 1 9 7 . Auditorium on April ,

The hall with its noiseless cement floor and high arched rafters vas grand beyond the brightest dreams of the Missionaries . A r eat star - spangled banner stretched in front of the elevated plat orm made ample decoration . A basket of African daisies gave a — — ouch of nature , and children scores of them came tripping in md seated themselves in family groups with their parents . Surely he Mothers who but yesterday saw their Willies , Emmas and ‘ ranks sitting demurely in the old school -house b ack of Kaw aiah ao hur ch making scrap - books while listening to learned discussions n practical civilization , would be astonished to see them today 3 ading their own happy grandchildren into this j oyous meeting .

Reports were read from Trustees , Board of Managers , Cham erlain n omin at House Committee , Secretary and Treasurer . The :1 g committee , through their chairman , Miss Harriet G . Forbes , ec omm en ded the following officers

G P VVild r . . e

P — - Rev . H . . Judd Vice president R W — e Mrs . . . Andrews S cretary — Lyle A . Dickey Treasurer . By a unanimous vote the secretary was instructed to cast the a llot of the Society for these officers . A T W cting reasurer . J . Forbes announced the collection to b e

The Honor -roll was signed at a table near the entrance by ous in s 1 40 T and all descendants of the missionaries , in all . hese e s , popular with the children , keep the record of those who

tend for five years consecutively .

S . The address of the day was delivered by J . Emerson on , R ” eminiscences of Waialua , and was especially enj oyed by the

i s y , even those of mature years . He told of raising corn , shelling

- by hand , grinding it in a little home made mill and sending the l aa to Honolulu by a native carrier with an auamo ; he spoke of ’ inting hen s nests and selling eggs to get money for mahin a hou 4

m the missionary eeting ; of the old style of fishing, of planting ul cocoanuts , making candles and b lets , shooting wild turkeys and lo oin s s g cattle .

The - Family Roll call was the number of greatest interest . Mr . G S . eorge Cooke called the names of the Fathers and . G Wilder 8 tallied . The Cookes held the highest record yet m ade , 2 , and the 26 Judds came next with . Had two other Judds arrived five min Th utes sooner there would have b een the excitement of a tie . e 1 4 1 3 1 1 Rices with , the Chamberlains with , Thurstons with , Lowell 1 0 W 8 Smiths with , and J . . Smiths and Elias Bonds with each , 3 registered higher than ever before . The Gulicks with , the Emer sons and Rowells with 2 each and the Doles with 1 should received as every member of these families now on the Islands was 8 6 5 present . Others who responded were Forbes , Castles , Halls , 2 r n P each of the And ews , Baldwin , Hitchcock , Lyma and aris 1 families , and each of the Alexanders , Binghams and Lyons . The A r - lexanders , who scored highest the first yea of the roll call , have

‘ - l been migrating , and the George Dole Rowel family , who number

- a forty two children and grandchildren , had but single represent

ative . The Chamberlain House topic was almost crowded out from lack ' ’ Mr of time . However, . Erdman s plan for making the building a living memorial by using a part of it to house the Bible Training — — School the future ministers of Hawaii was presented by Mrs .

Erdman . The time being too short for discussion , Mr . F . C . Ather ton moved that a letter be prepared by the Board of Managers and O 1 75 sent to the Cousins asking for their pinion . There were from

to 20 0 persons present . The meeting closed in the usual way .

With Mrs . Carrie Castle Westervelt at the piano , the glorious “ old hymns , Come Thou Almighty King for the opening , and “ m ” The Missionary Hy n for closing, were inspiring . 5

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THE SECRETARY S R EPO RT . OF THE YEAR EVENTS .

The m an u s c ript for the Sixty - fourth Annual Report was sent to Ma an d the printer early in y t the books were finished , ready for distribution , in July . Unfortunately the book weighed a little more than eight ounces , and according to the new postal regulations , had m to be sent by parcels post , making the cost of ailing more than ever before . Increase in the price of paper and ink added to the expense . The Society wishes to thank the donors for the following gifts : “ ” from Dr . Frances Wetmore a box of Missionary Heralds ; from R W . . Castle a package of Annual Reports ; also from Miss Ellen

Lyman some H . M . C . reports left after making up her file ; from

Mr . G . P . Castle photographs of Dr . and Mrs . Snow , Dr . and Mrs .

Sturges and Dr . and Mrs . L . H . Gulick ; Miss Mary Parker donated a number of Micronesian views ; Rev . and Mrs . O . H . Gulick gave “ ”

ul . pictures of the Morning Star , L . H . G ick and family , Mrs

Knight , Miss Knight , Mother Emerson , Mother Baldwin , Mr . Logan

. S . and Mr and Mrs . turges , also a full length photograph of Mr and Mrs . J . B . Atherton ; Mrs . Hyde sent a photograph of her son Charles and his two little daughters ; Miss Evelyn Mc D ou gal gave ’ ” a photo . of Hawaii s First Doll with an appropriate poem ; Miss Mc Carth - y presented the sewing machine that Mrs . Lydia B . Coan

“ had used all her life ; Miss K . Reynolds gave two palms that had ’ “ ”

R . graced Mrs . Coan s Gilbertina home ; and W . Andrews gave ’ “ ” S an a copy of . E . Bishop s Reminiscences of Old Hawaii , d a

. o photo of a drawing of the old grass church of H nolulu .

w m rom . Good ne s co es f our rote es Is p g in boarding school . a bella Hulu visited Honolulu during the holidays and returned to Maun aolu , where she has one more year before graduation . Mary Maun aolu Kawelo and Miriam Lane , also at are doing well . Helen G l ’ Naone stands well in her classes at Kamehameha ir s School . P P . f hilip Naone did not go back to Hilo aul Kaai , o Hookena , has taken the scholarship voted to James Kawelo , who did not wish to go to Hilo . Paul entered with the new year .

A new Chamberlain Hous e Commit ee t , Mr . Harold Dillingham W , . W Mrs Caroline estervelt , and Miss Elsie ilcox , was appointed to raise the remaining of the pledged for renovating C the hamberlain House and assisting the Mission Memorial . An d f appeal was made to those who had not alrea y given to this und .

S . G . Wilder continues as treasurer . 6

’ The C ousins vault at the Mission Memorial came into the care 5 91 5 e . 1 of your secretary on S pt , . A short time previous Mr .

Clifton Tracy had been employed to fumigate the old books , letters and records belonging to the Hawaiian Board and to place them on shelves . The work was well done .

There were over one thousand of these books , booklets and mag azines , and these were first catalogued by shelves . About three hundred of them were written in the Hawaiian tongue , and two hundred in dialects of the Micronesian and Marquesan Islands .

Those printed and written in Hawaiian , representing as they do the intellectual work of the Mission Fathers , are carefully ’ treasured among the Cousins belongings . Many of the Microne sian and Marquesan books and pamphlets are the life -work of some of our Cousins , great men , such as Dr . Luther Halsey Gulick and

Dr . Hiram Bingham , and all are treasures that cannot be dupli t c a ed .

Among the English volumes there has been ; a process of elimi nation by our efficient Library Comm ittee to make room for the books , j ournals and letters previously owned by the Cousins and for the files of letters yet to be sent in by them .

The books now consist of twenty historical volumes , ten bio graphical , eleven scientific , seven missionary and eleven ecclesiasti cal volumes . Of magazines or periodicals there are The Missionary Her ” 1 80 6 1 886 “ ’ alds , b ound , from to , The Mother s Magazine vol 4 5 8 1 1 1 2 1 3 “ ” 1 umes , , , , , ; The Hawaiian Spectator , volumes “ and 2 ; The American Quarterly Registry for two years ; The Islander ( predecessor of “ Thrum ’ s “ The Maile Quar “ ” t rl e y and odd numbers of The Friend . Files of these should ’ be completed , and there should be a set of Thrum s Annuals ; also r copies of the va ious books and pamphlets written by Cousins . It would be a beautiful tribute to the Fathers and Mothers if our m living authors , and the fa ilies of deceased authors should place copies of their books and papers in the Cousins ’ vault for the gen

r tion s ; e a to come . Some have done so There are m any reports but not complete files of The Mis ” “ ” “ ion r s a y S ociety The Evangelical Association , Hawaiian Mis ’ ” “ ” “ sion Children s Society 7 The London Missionary Society , The

Church Missionary Society and copies of the A . B . C . F . M . ” 1 3 Reports from 1 81 0 to 88 . There are also financial reports going 2 back to 1 8 3 . Correspondence has been so voluminous that we have but made “ a beginning in its classification . It is now catalo gued as General ” Letters , those written to the missionaries from the A . B . C . F . M . “ ” at Boston ; Hawaiian Board Letters , which are mostly of a busi “ ” “ ” ness nature ; Friendship Letters and Family Letters . For these letters we have secured six steel sections of “ Docum ent Files at a cost of This and also the price of an electric fan for the vault was paid for from a fund belonging to the Cousins

- in the care of the Hawaiian Board . About one third of this space will probably be left for family letters . There have been held this year two meetings of the Board of n ers inf m l meetin of the Cousins Ma ag , an or a g called to look over and “ ” discuss the Chamberlain House , and a Veranda Brigade Meeting .

An account of the latter we publish . The first meeting of the board of Managers was called to decide what should be kept in the vault r and the advisability of securing a trained lib arian for the archives . It was agreed that the work of the missionaries— translations and — o other writings b oks , reports and correspondence , should be pre

served ; also their biographies , and such history and descriptions

e . as throw light upon the Sandwich Islands , of th ir times The

care of the archives was left in the hands of the secretary . The other meeting of the Board of Managers was held to m ake arrange

ments for the Annual Meeting . Instead of calling other meetings our active and efficient President has called upon the memb ers

personally, and all have responded nobly in the work of securing

new members and strengthening the bonds of cousinhood .

ni ne marria es C twent There have been g of ousins this year, y s n rth e n d ths eve bi s and leve ea . The Treasurer has reported 72 m 1 0 99 new me bers , making the number of Cousins .

’ The Youn Cous in Meetin g s g .

7 . On Feb a score of children with dancing curls , bright eyes and merry dimples made themselves at home in the Old Mission o House , skipping through the narrow d ors , peeping through the

- tiny paned windows , running up the steep stairway or peering

down into the basement , with all the life of those children of nearly u A n d a cent ry ago . when they seated themselves at the feet of the story- telling Grandmother that afternoon what faces of long ", ago looked again through their eager eyes Brother Cooke , Sister

, o S Rice Br ther Kinney , Sister Smith , Brother Johnson , ister Judd , et al c al . t . o h m , S me of the c ildren answered to the very na es , 8

while others bore the family lineaments although the surnames of

- this generation were new . The story teller , Mrs . B . F . Dillingham ,

in a happy vein of reminiscence , told the sweet old story of the - m coming of the missionaries , great grandparents of her hearers , fro ’ - n New England to these then far off shores . The six mo ths voyage around the Horn ; the delayed permission to erect the first frame n house , cut out in Boston , in its modest dimensio s , finer than the ’ d King s palace of grass ; pictures of the parche plain , treeless ,

grassless , with its few and brackish wells ; the practical efforts to n reduce the strange tongue to a written la guage , that the gospel of love might be communicated to an ignorant and erring people ; the domestic trials of the missionary mother in her crowded habi t ation c , the faith and ourage of the elders ; the unconscious j oys of childhood— all these brought the old days vividly before our little “ ” cousin s .

d to It was goo to be there and witness the interest , the sym pathy, and the understanding of the past by the children of today .

M . D . F R MI ION WORKERS OU SS .

Rev n d Mrs Dela orte . a . p , so long our loved and efficient mis s ion aries at Nauru , are now in charge of a small German church and congregation in Muscatine , Iowa . Their children are in school and Miss Mitzner , their assistant in Nauru , is near them .

R Mrs De Wickes ev . and . an , the missionaries of Central Union

Church to Tung Chow , China , write interesting letters of their work among that people .

i M Price Rev . Franc s . , formerly of Micronesia , then of Guam , P otin fu writes encouragingly of mission work from his home at a g ,

China .

- W heffield . : . Mrs . E. . S , aunt of Mrs F C Atherton , for forty years a missionary in China , gave most instructive talks at the ’ January and February meetings of the Woman s Board .

D an Crawford again sends characteristic letters to The

Friend , picturing the j oys , trials and conquests of life in farthest ,

- . darkest Africa , including his own sickness and near death Dr Scud H . Great changes have occurred in the onolulu work . in der of Central Union Church , for nine years a power our city , udder a and Mrs . Sc , greatly beloved , accepted call to minister to Mr E ersole a church in Tokyo , Japan . . b also , associate minister ,

" left suddenly in August at the call of the Y . M . C . A . for workers 9

among the prisoners in Europe . He goes as a messenger from the

Prince of Peace amid the turmoils and the dangers of war . We can

only admire his bravery and pray for his safe return .

Central Union realized her double loss , but providentially 1 r H Wi liams C a . v D . J Re . . . l of Redlands , , father of Robert Day

P - a Williams , resident of Mid Pacific Institute , bec me a father to the

u - - orphaned church , and with clear , forceful , p to date sermons and

a great heart of sympathy , has won the love of all while tiding us over the interim till a permanent pastor is found .

m R m on Br Dr. a 0 ooks For six weeks in the su mer , y d . , of Berke ley, preached most acceptably to Central Union in the mornings and to the united churches in the evenings .

Mrs E i ah McKenzie . l j , long the successful missionary for the ’ B r et an i A Woman s Board to the Chinese on e a street , left in ugust ’ - because of her husband s ill health , and Mrs . Schenck supplied her place in connection with other duties . Recently the Hawaiian McK n zi e e . Board has persuaded Mrs . to return to that field

’ Mr h s . Lei J B on e The Woman s Board has engaged g . and Mrs F n o-n s . e t a its missionaries in its new and enlarged work on

Fort Street and at Moiliili .

Haw B r Bi ch The auan oa d ble S ool, for the preparation of young r men of different nationalities for the ministry, he etofore quartered

- at the Mid Pacific Institute , now holds its sessions at the Mission

P. Memorial building . The faculty is composed of Reverends J .

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an d . C . Erdman , F . S . Scudder , H . P . Judd N . Schenck In June Miss Mora Caborn an assistant teacher , , trained for the work , e e bright , enthusiastic and able , nt red upon successful service , 27 but on October she was called up higher , and recently Miss Co o er n v has come to fill her place . The mutual interest and occupancy of the Mission Memorial Building brings into closer touch and sympathy the Hawaiian ’ Board and Cousins Society , the one memorializing the Mission Fathers and Mothers from whose work as a central foundation the ’ The enlarged service of the other radiates . Board s work is our work , and their success is our delight . The annual meeting of The B awau an Board was held at Hilo 1 91 6 rn in June , , and the dele gates retu ed , delighted with the hos italit the Hiloites p y of , encouraged by accounts of work well d done , and enthuse by visions of a harvest to be gathered in . The re-organization of the workers of the Board has given the five field secretaries m ore freedom to exercise their individual talents 1 0

in their respective departments . They work in harmony , going out by twos and fours to hold evangelistic meetings on the different islands , pressing forward with zeal like that which characterized our forbears . Y M C A Th . e . . . has increased its memb ership by over two hun dred . The night schools have been popular , the physical depart ment well attended , and the Bible classes have numbered over four hundred and fifty men and boys . The Japanese branch has three

- hundred members , the Korean Association eighty six , and there are

- m fifty five Filipino me bers , while the work reaches many more .

The Chinese have decided to employ a Chinse secretary next year . The territorial branch on Kauai is so successful that a Territorial Committee has been appointed to g uide in expanding the work throughout the Islands . Y W A Th C o . e . . . . has had a phen menal record It entered its Alakea new building , corner of Hotel and Streets , with the New i s S . Year . A week of recept on illustrated the growth of the ociety W As set forth by the president , Mrs . . F . Frear , The numb er of clubs for women in the Association has grown from 2 to 1 5 ; club members at headquarters from 25 to 236 ; extension club members from 25 to 1 50 ; enrollment in educational classes from 1 5 to 1 30 ; enrollment in physical classes from 86 to 1 80 ; the daily patrons of the lunch rooms from 45 to 1 35 ; the number of secretaries necessary to carry on the work from 5 to 1 0 ; and the total enrollment in the Association has grown from 80 7 to A further campaign ’ c of publicity lasted three weeks , ending in a three days limax .

3 1 - 2 During these three days , Jan . Feb . , there were ten teams of ten women each who canvassed the city to raise the needed 1 91 7 for the year budget . They succeeded , and this will enable them to pay off the debt on their building , secure a religious secretary , an immigration secretary , a stenographer , and to put up a beach club house . CHOOLS S .

Th ch ol of Hawa m 1 820 e s o s ii, planted by the issionaries in , cultivated with unceasing labor and prayer , and often watered with tears , were left to their children as a heritage more precious than r ow n to silver and gold . These schools have g be the pride of the “ ” nation , but they are especially dear to The Cousins as their legacy .

P nah u A dem 1 841 th u o ca y, founded in for the education of e children of the missionaries , observed during the past year its 1 1

- n iv ers ar . seventy fifth a y . For three days the celebration continued

2l st w as On Tuesday evening , June , a commemoration service R held , presided over by Judge Dole and addressed by W . Castle 22n d and others . On Wednesday , June , was held on Alexander

u . Field , the P nahou Pageant First came the Academic Procession ’ led by Berger s band , and then the pageant proper , where over m es one hundred natives in brilliant barbaric splendor and weird el ,

Ka- - represente d the gift by Boki to the missionaries of puna hou , the New Spring . Then was pictured the little school with its day

pupils , fifteen boarders and strict discipline , the debating society , and the coming of the tramcar . There was the procession of the

- seventy five classes , each with banner and strange fashions of dress . There were grand old men in that line , with locks of snow ,

“ strong , athletic , intelligent men in middle life , smiling youth and little children marking the time till they formed a circle of years , — — and as the twilight fell a burst of music Punahou songs rolled out from the choir of hundreds of Punahou pupils , dressed in the colors of Punahou , the blue and the gold . The next day , Thursday ,

' ov er t o was given the reception , the meeting of old schoolmates , the picnic , the addresses and the gifts . Among the latter was a H donation of for an Assembly all .

La ainal n - m h u a now a part of the public school syste , is the 1 91 6 Agricultural High School of the territory . In June , , it cele brat ed its eighty - fifth anniversary and graduated fourteen boys m who have made an enviable record as far ers . One of the essays “ ’ read was on Self- Government at Lahainaluna This school was founded in 1 831 as a high school for the prep aration of teachers and preachers . In a report from Lahainaluna “ for 1 841 we find this entry : The number of teachers has been e “ increased this y ar to three , with a secular assistant The num

- ber of scholars that entered the school in June was fifty six . Those who had been at the school for four years or more , to the numb er

- of twenty nine , have all been dismissed with regular certificates . 5 1 840 21 1 841 o . The year c mmenced June , , and terminated April , The scholars have had but few days of respite from the regular exercises of the school . This has been not only with their consent , ” ii “ but at the request of the scholars themselves . The manual labor system of the scholars has within a few months past been considerably changed . Instead of calling them out to work four “ ” aahao hours a day, similar to the p system of the government , the scholars have been paid for their work when finished , according 1 2

- to its value as estimated by the teachers . One half is deducted

- for food , house rent , books , etc . , and the other half is paid to them t in such ar icles as they choose , which is generally clothing , sta tion er et c y , , and is bona fide theirs to do with as they please .

Thus far the change has been favorable . The scholars are more m industrious , less ischievous , better clothed , cleaner , and in every respect as good in their studies .

The increased faculty consisted of Rev . Lorrin Andrews , Rev . an d E . W . Clark Rev . Sheldon Dibble .

’ ’ Koh l Gir s cho l — a a l S o . As noted in the last Cousins report this school sent out an appeal for for an endowment fund and a h new dormitory . At the opening of school in September ad been subscribed for the new building and for the endow ment . Weeks before the opening of school every bed was engaged , ’ R and when Mr . A . Carter of Parker s anch asked to have eight or more girls , daughters of his employees , taken in , and was told there 1 0 0 for was no room , he offered $ extra each girl , to be spent in the ao erection of a cottage . The cottage was built , large enough to commodate twelve girls and a teacher , and again they are crowded . r Beds have been placed in the sewing room , hospital and whe ever a cot can be crowded in . Good work is being happily carried on in all the departments , notwithstanding the congested environment , because of their faith in the willingness and ability of the people to raise the other that will insure the completion of the

an d . building , the future home of the girls of Hawaii

- — - - r e Mid Pacific Institute . Thirty nine graduates of Mid Pacific 1 91 6 c eiv ed c . diplomas at Wilcox Hall , Mills S hool , in June of

Nine of these were graduates from Mills High S chool , seventeen 8 h Kaw aiahao 8 t . from Mills grade , and thirteen from th grade

Kaw aiah ao Dr . Robert Day Williams is now president of both

Seminary and Mills School , and he has brought the two schools still closer together by appointing a common treasurer, a book keeper and a caretaker of all the buildings .

w i ha r e- The roof of Ka a a o building has been shingled , the kitchen enlarged and a cork carpet laid in the dormitory . The m new principal , Miss Kathryn G . Ada s , is eminently fitted for the position , having taken college work in five colleges , done Settle ment work and Y . W . C . A . work and having experience as Dean

- of Women at several colleges . Miss Kinney is vice principal , and r ec om the new teachers are six in number , all coming with high m n ion e dat s . 1 3

At Mills School , Mr . John F . Nelson is principal , and he has ten

new assistants , all teachers of ability and experience . Through the year religious leadership has been made prominent

- exer among Mills boys , not only in required Bible study and chapel

cises , but in voluntary C . E . meetings and in help given in various

ways to outside missions .

One encouragement given Mills this year was a gift from Mr . Olaa B . F . Dillingham of stock to the value of nineteen or twenty

thousand dollars . — i Maunaolu . This excellent school closed ts busy and successful

3 rd 1 91 6 . year on June , , with an interesting entertainment There were bright pictures and vivid descriptions of the Panama - Pacific

Exposition , varied by an excellent musical program in charge of T 1 91 6 Miss Leonora Clark . here were no graduates in as changes

in the course of study were being made , but after the intellectual feast all friends present were royally entertained at a luau . Miss S Heusner pent the vacation at her home in Ohio , and Mrs . Grace

P . Haven looked after the painting and renovation of the building and improvements on the grounds .

The new year opened with a full corps of teachers and twelve “ more pupils than the building was planned to accommodate . The

classroom work continues to be excellent , and greater emphasis is being put on the homely virtues and traits of life , on elements of character and thrift which will benefit the girls in every place in life . A very large garden has been added this year and plans ” n w are developing for a large fruit area . The e matron , Miss

Edna J . Hill , a recent graduate from the Hartford School of h s Pedagogy , has entered very heartily into the work . She also a charge of the Christian Endeavor or evening servic e and is doing

. f much good Mr . Matthews of the Alexander Settlement Work o

Wailuku has charge of the athletic exercises , and the girls are entering into the spirit of the games with a great deal of zest .

’ Th Hi Bo B in — e lo ys oard g School . Few changes have occurred H ’ in the ilo Boys Boarding School this year . With the same effi cient teachers there has been opport unity to carry out and perfect

- plans so carefully formulated before . With such a variety of m literary , artistic , mechanical , usical and industrial occupations to ch os e p from there can be no monotony, and the games and an occa sion al trip down town is all the recreation the boys desire . Indeed this school so appeals to the people of Hilo that they are asking for an annex a girls ’ department where the girls of East 1 4

Hawaii may have the same excellent preparation for life accorded their brothers .

We are glad to insert the following from the Advertiser : The supreme court sustained the decision of Judge Parsons made in the suit brought by the trustees of the Hilo Boarding School against the Territory . The lower court held that the school was entitled

' to take gallons of water a day from the Wailuku stream , and this ruling was affirmed in the higher court to which the Terri tory took an appeal . The suit involved ancient water rights .

The Co le e of Hawau l g , with its rare privileges to students in special instruction , is becoming more widely known and more

“ Mac C au h e highly appreciated . Professor Vaughan g y spent some m ain lan d d eliv erin months on the g lectures at Chicago , Chautauqua

and other places . Honolulu is very sorry that Professor Illing

worth expects to leave in June to accept a position in Australia . Very interesting were all the commencement exercises held in

H 1 91 6 - Kameba onolulu in . The twenty fifth anniversary of the m e a Sch h ools was especially enj oyable . Their commencement was held June 9th on the spacious lawn in the soft moonlight of a

- tropical evening . Thirty three boys and girls here finished their

course in industrial and literary education , and with their diplomas

in their hands were ushered , by Rev . George Laughton of Hilo ,

into the greater school of life . Many members of the first class ,

1 891 . , were present , only two of the fourteen having passed away

Norma c ol - 20 th The l S ho graduated thirtysix students on June , and so great has been the demand for teachers that these all McKin le received appointments during the past year . The y High un 22 c 23 School closed J e , the Grade S hools on June , and Punahou n 24 Summ r Sc hoo Academy on Ju e . The e l for teachers was well “ ”

attended . The School for Boys at Waialae has changed its ” Th Mi i r Ac d m name to e l ta y a e y. Among the new school buildings erected during the year was

- the eight roomed cement Central Grammar School on Emma Street . A High School for Maui has been assured by a private dona

tion of and C . W . Dickey has been here from Oakland to

draw plans for its erection . 1 5

- IN THE ROLL CALL OF COUS S. — Cousins sons and dau ghters of that band of men and women “ ” who pledged their time , their strength and their earnings to the service of Christianizing this land— you children of the first gener ation , who early learned to halve your oranges and share your

- w bowl of poi , porridge and pia , whose play place was the shado of ban the stone wall and the depths of the tree , and who gathered at the “ four C ’ s ” and trudged over dusty plains to prim itive

' Punahou ; grandchildren who indulged in the luxury of a tram - car

- - ride to school , who gathered land shells on the mountain top , and took long horseback rides beneath a tropic moon ; great - gran dc hil dren , who in your daily life know the evergreen hills , the lily

- ponds , ball games on beautiful athletic fields , the swish of palms in the trade - winds and long talks under feathery alger oba trees — Cousins all w e are asking from each of you some little incident in your present life or some reminiscence of the yesterdays— some s thing that will keep u in touch with each other . We are sending the enclosed card to each family in our large membership , hoping

t . hat all will write , and that many will respond more fully by letter

We want photographs , too . A few of the sons and daughters are not yet represented here , and these we want now . This year , also , we are calling for pictures of the third generation , the grand f m is s i n ri children o the o a s . A ex W — ander . l ( . William D Alexander still hails from

Phoenix , Arizona . Arthur C . Alexander has been attending to bus Hi in es s . s on Maui for some months son , William P . Alexander , is at the Experiment Station here , De Witt is at Yale and Hermon is at home .

r Mrs . James Alexander and daughte Edith live in Oakland , as a also does the other d ughter, Mrs . Tomlinson . Dr . Edgar Alexan

San Mr der resides in Francisco and . Frank A . Alexander at

Eleele , Kauai .

Mrs . S . T . Alexander came in March to spend a few weeks in her old Island home among her many friends . At her beautiful home in Piedmont she has two of her daughters with her , and her son , W . M . Alexander , lives near . Mrs . C . H . Alexander still makes her home in Oakland but Miss Helen A . Alexander is in Al k Honolulu , having opened up the Laniakea Tea Rooms on a ea

Street .

Mr . and Mrs . Dickey left in the early summer for their n ew home in Oakland . They have been well but the long illness of 1 6

’ Mrs . Grace Dickey Merrill s youngest son has caus ed great care n a d anxiety . Not till next year can we tell of the expected gather ing of the Dickey clans . Mrs . Belle Dickey Dole , with her husband and five little folks , is in Honolulu , looking young and pretty as a bride . The new daughter is named Barbara Dole . C . W . Dickey

was on Maui in January planning the new Maui High School .

Our treasurer , Judge L . A . Dickey of Kauai , visits Honolulu occa si n all o y .

Miss Agnes Alexander is still in Japan . Miss Mary spent part t ’ of her summer with her bro her s family in Honolulu , and much time with her cousin , _ Mrs . Martha Alexander Waterhouse , on T antalus , where the air is full of ozone , and the views beyond “ — a compare . And here lived Jack real knight of ye olden time ” who outdid Don Quixote in threading the deep forest paths and wading Tantalus bogs to carry the m ilk of human kindness for to old folks marooned a little time among the rainbows .

Andrews — After the death of Judge Hardy, his daughter ,

Mrs . Margaret Hardy Dean, remained in Lihue with her son , D .

Wm . . Dean , till his marriage in July She then went to Berkeley d H to be with her aughter and family, Mr . and Mrs . oskins and Wm i . s their three little boys Mr . . Hardy in Honolulu , having w bought the house formerly o ned by Mrs . Bicknell on Young M Street . Mr . Walter A . Hardy resides at Keanae , aui .

ma Mr . Robert W . Andrews y be seen six days in the week at the Old Mission Home , twice on Sundays at Central Union Church service and in the afternoon superintending the Maem ae

Sunday School , where his father , Judge Andrews , used to preach in the long ago . Carl B . Andrews , Chief Engineer of the Oahu

R C o . ailway and Land , is this year Chairman of the Hawaiian Hi Engineering Association . s professional reputation has called him into the service of the Board of Harbor Commissioners in some problems which have arisen in connection with harbor improve

ments . Mrs . Carl had news in January of the death of her father ,

Rev . J . M . Merrill , formerly of Oberlin . f ’

Mr . and Mrs . Lorrin Andrews visited Mr . Andrews parents , Y Mr . . . and Mrs William Andrews of Brooklyn , N . , and returned for Christmas . Mr . Andrews is a member of the present legislature .

To m . His brother , Andrews , has seen service on the Mexican border r Lorrin Andrews , J . , is in Punahou .

Mrs . Mary Andrews Nott writes long, interesting letters , draw ing word pictures of her children and her friends— Annie Brigman

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f i ’ i realities o war and suffering . You are liv ng in a fool s parad se unless you— good citizens of America— are making superhuman efforts ( a partnership of God and m an ) to make loyal citizens and earnest Christians of the missionary kind out of the or more

Japanese that you have at the Islands . I do not know of anything else that will save the Islands from the most sanguinary struggle ” if "i of their history . We are sorry we must omit half this letter .

Next year we hope to hear from Miss Lorain Andrews , the Kil

bourne family , and of the safe return of the Shepards .

- Armstron . . r g Mrs E A . Weave writes of her sister , Miss ” Armstrong, and herself, so pleasantly located at Hotel Carlton ,

Berkeley, of a charming visit from Mrs . F . S . Cooke , of other dear

Kamaainas whom she met , and of the wonderful lecture privileges

in Berkeley . She encloses a clipping from which we quote the fol lowing :

1 6 Ashland, Aug . . One of the largest social events held in this section for many

years occurred today , when Miss Margaret Marshall Armstrong , S daughter of the late Gen . . C . Armstrong of Hampton Institute V a . , was married to Rev . Arthur Howe of New York City . The ceremony was performed on Chocorua Island in S quam Lake at

Holderness . On this island is an outdoor chapel used by summer

residents who visit Squam Lakes . Here they were married by a Dr . H . B . Frissell of H mpton Institute at high noon , the guests

- being landed by power boats . The weather was ideal and the out w a door chapel s decorated elaborately with wild flowers and ferns . r Miss Armstrong was given in ma riage by her brother , Ensign at D . W . Armstrong of the battleship Arkansas . Mr . Howe was

tended by his brother , Harold Howe of New York City . The maid wh o of honor was Miss Mabel Howe , sister of the groom , was

handsomely gowned in yellow , with green and white bouquet . The bride wore white taffeta and carried a bouquet of sweet peas and

maidenhair ferns . There were eight ushers , and the eight brides maids were dressed in green and carried wild flowers Music was furnished by the Hampt on Institute stu dents who sang the Loheri

grin and Mendelssohn choruses . A wedding breakfast was served

immediately at Camp Rockywold . Rev . and Mrs . Howe will be at

home at Loomis Institute , Windsor , Conn .

Mr . and Mrs . P . L . Weaver are in Honolulu . Mrs . Weaver has

been particularly active in the College Club , trying to get Federal

inspection of the schools of Hawaii . Their daughter Mary is plan 1 9

ning her first trip away from home , a visit to her grandmother in

California .

. Mrs . Clarisse Weaver Jones and her husband visited the Islands Their son Sherman is making a fine record as an athlete and

student and is quite a chum with his father , Mr . Jones .

le — 23r n . d Bai y O Nov Mrs . Susie Bailey Andrews wrote a “ most interesting letter from Hilo , in which she said , George is at

home with us at present . He is one of the U . S . A . engineer corps , at stationed Waipio , this island , and will be going back as soon ‘ ’ as the scrap about the breakwater is settled . We are so glad to have him with us . He is so kind and helpful , especially to

May and her three girls . May is teaching at Kurtistown , about twelve miles from Hilo . Her eldest daughter is with her , also ‘ ’ teaching . George is very anxious to get a Missionary Album , as he has never seen one You can imagine with what sorrow we read about two weeks later that George Bailey had suffered a 2n d . stroke of paralysis on Dec . , his whole left side being affected

Surely his mother and sister have the sympathy of all the Cousins .

A Christmas greeting came from the C . A . Baileys , but we have had no word from Mr . Wm . Bailey , nor from Mr . and Mrs . Bazata .

In a letter just received from Mrs . Lucy D . Bailey, she tells of f the death of her son Robert W . Bailey , in Willows , Cali , on 1 1 1 1 3 6 9 7 . s t 87 Feb . , He was born at Wailuku Sept . , , and was not married .

Baldwin — Perhaps the greatest event in the Baldwin fam ily this year has been the erection of the Henry Perrine Baldwin P Memorial , near aia , Maui . It is a beautiful stone edifice on the w site of the old church here Mr . Baldwin attended regularly for so many years , and assisted in the services . It is also on the old mill site and in the center of the plantation which he established on this mountainside wilderness . Here he experienced his greatest trials , and here he received strength to win in the greatest battles of t life . What more fit ing than that here should be builded a house of worship for his children and his friends ’ children to future gen eration s ?

. Mr Arthur Baldwin visited again this year his island home .

. . . Mr H A Baldwin and family and Mr . F . F . Baldwin , president of the Polo Association , spent some time at the Coast . H . A . Bald a win is member of the present Le gislature . It is reported that

F . F . Baldwin and H . A . Baldwin have bought the Island of Lanai 20

. B aldwm for a cattle ranch . Dr Baldwin and Mr . S . A . still make their homes on Maui .

Mr . and Mrs . B . D . Baldwin made a trip to the mainland , and r m M s . Baldwin spent a part of the sum er among her many friends H in onolulu .

Young Dwight Baldwin will graduate at Yale in June . Miss W Edith Baldwin has been teaching in ailuku this year .

B n ham - i g Dr . Hiram Bingham spent the summer with the Tob ham a n P Yale men at Camp y , on the mou tains of ennsylvania . of ‘ whom There were men, half were Yale men . Dr . Bing “ ham was Captain of Headquarters and looked after the commissary department and drills . It was a strenuous undertaking but his experience in the wilds of Peru rendered him equal to its duties .

Miss Katherine Reynolds makes her home with Dr . and Mrs .

St . Bingham . She has made two trips to visit her brother in

Augustine .

h av m r Mrs . Sutherland is quite happy in g her fou daughters and one son in Honolulu . Mr . A . H . Jones , husband of Juliette

Cooke Jones , made a hurried trip to Michigan only to find he was

. too late to see his father . Mrs . Clara Bingham Arledge and little daughter visited h er friends in Minneapolis and was met later by

Mr . Arledge and their other child . After seeing Chicago and other places they attended an Arledge reunion at the old plantation in m u Sic Mississippi . Miss Pearl Sutherland is teaching at Punahou and is likely to form still closer ties in Honolulu . Miss May

Sutherland is with Miss Alexander at Laniakea , and the youngest son , Charles , is at Punahou Academy . The eldest son has taken over his father ’ s business in Minneapolis and the second son expects to graduate at an agricultural college in Oregon in May or June . Bi h o . s p Mother Bishop wife of Dr Sereno Bishop , the r last of the mission band , is still among us , reve ed and loved d by all . She lives in beautiful Manoa Valley with her aughter ,

‘ - - - in . D ella Bishop Shaw , her son law and three grand daughters The latter have all been educated abroad and are now in Honolulu , Miss Jessie busy with her art and Misses Ruth and Margaret teach

r - ing in the No mal School . All are in Bible school work .

h n ow Mr . and Mrs . S aw are renewing the springtime of life on the mainland , visiting friends and relatives , among them Dr . John

S . Bishop and wife at Forest Grove , Oregon . Miss Helen Bishop 21

. is at Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore , and her brother , J

Egbert Bishop , at Clark University .

1 2 - Mother Bishop on Jan . th , her ninety first birthday , seemed younger than a year ago . She was especially interested in the old records now being arranged in the Mission Memorial vault , as she has some valuable records she would like to deposit there . She thinks the new Document Files will b e the safest and most acces sible way of storing these family treasures . She is also deeply “ interested in the idea of making the Chamberlain House a living ” mem orial to the Fathers and Mothers . — “ E . Bond . C Bonds writes , Wife and I have moved from 260 0 A v 5460 . e . Boyd Ave , Oakland , to Benvenue , Berkeley I am glad to receive the annual report but am no longer able to — w read it am almost too blind to run my type riter . Robert Bond 5 is at Eton Court , Berkeley .

Dr . and Mrs . B . D . Bond are enj oying a visit from their son

B . Howell Bond of Cincinnati . Miss Alice is doing excellent work ’ at Kohala Girls School . Miss Carrie Bond spent some weeks on the mainland last May and June , and returned in time to attend the Punahou Pageant .

Mr . James Bicknell , Auditor , has sold his place on Kinau Street and is building on his new lot near Punahou . ’ O B rian Torlo h Mr . and Mrs . and little g David William moved from Kohala in June and are at present with Mrs . Bicknell in her ’ B rian . O large house on Punahou Street Mrs . is teaching at Kaiu lani School . C tle S — as ( . Sorrow has come to the family of Mary Castle Hitchcock in the death last February of her grandson Randolph H itchcock , a promising young student in the Junior year at Har vard University .

Mrs . Eloise Castle Williams passed away in January at the home f o her daughter Eloise Castle Marx in Nuuanu Valley . A life of loving service for others and wonderful patience and fortitude through a lingering illness of great suffering is the tribute paid

w E h in to her memory by those who kne and loved her . t elw Castle spent the winter in Florida . She and her sister Claire Williams W have a home on yllie Street next to that of their sister, Mrs .

Bruce Cartwright .

Hattie Castle Coleman , with her friend Miss Ermine Cross , spent m Y m ’ last sum er in New Rochelle , N . . , in the ho e of Mrs . Coleman s

. son He in turn came to Honolulu in the spring for a short visit , 22 bringing his little son Northrop to make a longer visit with his grandmother while the mother has a rest from household cares for the regaining of health .

Of the W . R . Castle family , Alfred and wife made an extended r t ip to the mainland in the summer , visiting in the East and , ou together with Beatrice , who j oined them later _ the Coast , con tinning the trip to Alaska . W . R . with wife and Beatrice , spent a couple of weeks at the volcano at the time of its great activity this “ ” S — pring . A new edition of Hawaii Past and Present , by W .

Jr . h R . Castle , , has just been publis ed . The George Castles had a delightful visit last summer from Tozz er their daughter Margaret and her husband , Professor Alfred , of Harvard University James Castle and wife spent the winter in Winchendon and other places , returning to their Waikiki home last March . Harold and wife also made a trip East last fall , being absent about four months .

W est erv elts 1 91 6 ii The spent the summer of on Hawa , visiting the volcano and other places of interest . a Helen C stle Mead and husband , after a year of work , expect to spend next summer in Honolulu . Their son Henry will probably come with them . Elinor Castle and her mother are located in Chicago where Eli nor is attending the University .

’ Cham erl in -H b a . St . Clair Hathaway , Rector of St . John s P a . Episcopal Church , Morristown , , has sent us a carefully pre

o f his pared genealogical record grandfather , Daniel Chamberlain , 1 820 “ ” who came to Hawaii in , on the bark Thaddeus . This “ r record goes back to their ar ival in England with Wm . the Con

ror qu e . Three generations later the ancestor was Lord Cham berlain to King Stephen , and the surname Chamberlain has since that day been that of the whole Chamberlain family in England and America . After thirteen generations , Wm . Chamberlain and

- - two brothers emigrated to America , and his great great grandson — was the Daniel Chamberlain who came. to Hawaii one of our hon i i s ored m ss onary Father . Later records are given , valuable for ” our Big Book of Genealogies .

' s een r ec or ded re This incident , which we had not before , is “ lated in connection with the landing . It is reported that the

Queen of the Islands , herself briefly clad , swam out to the vessel , was much attracted by the Chamberlain baby, and asked , as a 23

’ pledge of good faith on the part of the ship s company , that the mother of the child would allow her to take the baby on shore , promising to return it in good order the following day . Naturally the mother demurred and retired for prayer in order that she m ight ’ know God s will in the matter . After a brief interval she returned , ’ w a strengthened in the decision that it s God s will . The old Queen swam to the shore with the baby and did not return for several w days , but finally came ith the child and extended the hospitality of the Islands .

h m erl n — 891 5 C a . a b i Rev . H . W Chamberlain resides at

Exchange Ave . , S . Chicago . From a S . Chicago newspaper clipping “ we quote , The resignation of Rev . Horace W . Chamberlain as pastor of the First Congregational Church was an unpleasant sur be prise to the people , coming as it did just as the church was ” “ ginning to make such fine headway . Mr . Chamberlain did splendid work here . His resignation was based wholly upon Mrs . ’ ” hi Chamberlain s health . The church while under s charge had increased in membership and the Bible - school had more than doubled its numbers . m W . W . Chamberlain spent a part of the sum er at the Coast . m His family did not accompany him this ti e , as they did four years ago . While there he made a flying trip to Chicago to visit his brother and sister .

’ There was a wedding in Dr . Ives family , Pecatonica , Ill . , on 9 Sept . , when Miss Esther Ives , the eldest daughter, became Mrs .

William S . Spooner of Oak Park , Illinois . 0 Mr . and Mrs . Worth . Aiken of Makawao , Maui , were also v Mrs isitors to the mainland this year . . Aiken is a daughter of the late Rev . James Chamberlain .

C k E —Mr lar . . ( and Mrs . Wm . Day ( Julia Lyman ) , after

r e residing for about fourteen years in Los Angeles , Cal . , have moved to Bridgeport , Conn . The Scott family was called to mourn the death of Richard

L . Hughes of Eleele , Kauai . His young wife , Margaret Scott

Hughes , and two little children have returned to her parents in

. 3oth Hilo Little Margaret Hughes was born May at Eleele .

. m Mrs S everance of Hilo has improved so ewhat in health . Mr .

Jonathan Austin has removed to Maryland . Young Stafford at Austin , so popular as a student Punahou , is now at Cornell

. o . . n University T Mr and Mrs Eugene Hor er ( Marion C . Austin )

was born in Hilo a little daughter , Violet Alice Horner . 24

Rev . and Mrs . Baker of Kealakekua had a most wonderful vaca

h dr oaero lan e tion , riding through the air in a y p , going eighty miles into the desert and there traveling in an automobile over a lake of salt , crossing the Arctic Circle into Alaska and s eeing the mid night sun , some of the largest glaciers in the world and mountains

o . o c vered with perpetual snow They visited the ld capital , Sitka ,

. Ko and took dinner with Rev Buchanan and family , formerly of hala , visited the Presbyterian Mission School and the Sheldon

Jackson Museum . An account of this grand trip may be found in ” 1 1 9 6 . The Friend of October ,

Coan — The little heartsome note from Mrs . Sarah Coan

s as n Waters , la t year , coming in the same annual report the a n oun c em en t - of her home going , was treasured as a gem by those who knew her and mourned her loss .

- We miss , this year , the much appreciated annual message from

T . M . Coan .

Every year an annual report is sent to Mr . Raymond C . Coan and no response comes back . We wonder whether he has removed from Regina .

’ C n e D — A 1 91 6 o d ( . note was received in May , , from Dr . ’ “ Samuel L . Conde . He was trying to recover from a severe attack “ of grippe . He says , My good wife and myself have been having more than usual illness during the past year . In addition to this my loss of eyesight has made it necessary for me to remain at home i much of the time . This has depr ved me of the privilege of reading and writing , so that I am obliged to depend upon the assistance of ” “ ch an s someone else in this matter . There have been no ge of any ’ of the Conde family since I last wrote you , except that my brother 4 5 4 h ” 0 t . Charles is now living at North Street , Camden , N J .

“ ‘ ’ Kindly extend a hearty aloha from m e to all the Hawaiian m ” Cousins you may eet . e — C k A J . oo ( . . P Cooke , president of Alexander Bald ” “ ” win . and of the Hawaiian Commercial Company , and Mrs

n w Cooke are e on the mainland . Their children spent their vaca tion on the Islands , Platt and Henry returning to Yale and Emily to Westover . Douglas and Fred . are at home .

Mrs . J . B . Atherton has her hands full mothering the Salvation

m Kaw aiahao . Army Ho e , Seminary and other adopted children Miss Kate Atherton was home in the sum mer from her long stay

at the Coast . Mr . and Mrs . Charles H . Atherton have gained

-in - another son law as Miss Laura , at a beautiful home wedding on

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' — l Di b e . Mau n ao b l Mrs . Grace P Haven of u writes , I had a most delightful visit with my aunt Clara Dibble Inch and her J daughter , Cousin Agnes , at Ocean Grove , N . . , on my way to

Hartford , and when returning visited them again in their winter home at Atlantic City . My Aunt Clara is not at all well but s Cousin Agne is all devotion in caring for her mother . Cousin Ne Robert Inch is a fine lawyer in w York City . He is married and has a son that is the j oy of them all . Cousin Agnes is an earnest worker in the missions connected with the Presbyterian ” Church in Atlantic City . The latest letter tells of another pleas ’ im r v d /h eal h o e t . ant summer at Ocean Beach and her aunt s p . Mrs “ ‘ ’ Inch says , I have appreciated The Friend which has come so regularly and kept us in touch with Hawaiian matters . — Dim nd . . o Through Mrs E . R Dimond we hear that Mrs .

Mary Dimond Tobin ( Mrs . Joseph S . Tobin ) is living at the Carlton t S . Apartments , Powell , San Francisco , and that her sister, Mrs . ’ Silv ers t on Eleanor S . Dimond , can be reached through her sister s address .

Mrs . Henry Waterhouse and daughter occupy their new house in upper Nuuanu Valley . Mr . Albert Waterhouse is managing the m s . Endau Development Co pany , Strait Settlements Mrs . Albert Waterhouse has gone to Singapore to join her husband and expects to return with him about October .

i t w - Mrs . Wood sent art s ic sno scene cards for Christmas greet m gs . — D ole . Judge and Mrs . S B . Dole seem ever busy with those’ things which stand for civic ri ghteousness and the betterment A A . of Honolulu . The Y . M . C . . , Y . W . C . , Humane Society and

Associated Charities are among the children of their adoption , and recently they have thrown the weight of their influence into the struggle for the abatement of vice in our midst . Three newcomers have been welcomed into the George Dole family . Stephen Herbert D ole , son of Wm . Herbert Dole and 6 1 91 6 J Helen Miller Dole , was born June , , at West Orange , N . . , r Janet Dudley Dole , daughte of Norman Eliot Dole and Mrs . 1 1 1 . s t 9 6 Dorothy Dole , was born at Alameda , Cal , Oct . , , and Clara Kearn e Dole , daughter of George Ethelbert and Effie Dole , was 1 8 1 91 7 born at Riverside , Cal . , on March , . There are once more ” two Clara Doles in Riverside . The George Dole -Rowell family send greetings and want to know if any other family in the Cousinhood can boast of forty -two

children and grandchildren . 27

1 t 0 h . . o A daughter, Barbara Dole , was born on Oct t Mr James

o . . D . Dole and Belle Dickey D le The Rev Charles Dole has been “ lecturing here on Peace . He and Mrs . Dole are stopping with their son , James D . Dole . — e A . Em rs on J . . ( . card from Dr J B Emerson , written at “

St . Petersburg , Florida , says , We broke up our home of thirty

1 28 St . five years , at Henry , Detroit , and I gave up active practice 1 91 6 — in May , . We are now wanderers have spent the past winter - s in Florida , where it is warm and only forty eight hour from ” 51 home . Their address will be in care of Paul E . Emerson ,

St . . Mason , Newark , New York

ou r Mrs . J . S . Emerson , wife of one of Board of Managers , is giving practically her whole time to the Belgian sufferers— raising money , sending boxes of clothing , knitting and writing letters . She claims about one hundred and sixty godsons to whom she tries n s to write every month . You g Oliver take time from his studies

- and land shells to b e interested in his forbears and Cousins .

' D r W . Arthur . Emerson , only son of the late N . B . Emerson i is in New York City . Some of his paintings were on exh bition at the Panama Exposition at San Francisco last year . His mother , with her sister , Miss Peirce , are in Honolulu .

0 . Rev . P . Emerson writes that he has retired from pastorates m a 20 s and y be found at Hawthorne Road , Brookline , Mas , and “ ” adds for the Cousins , When in Boston , call and see us . For es — b General Theodore F . Forbes passed away at The 9 1 91 7 . C . Marlboro , his home in Washington City , D . , on March ,

Mr . W . J . Forbes and family spent their summer vacation at the

s Peninsula , by the sea . Misse Harriet and Maria had a short rest at Hilo . Mr . W . J . Forbes has resigned his position as treasurer of Central Union Bible - school after holding the place for twenty - six years . That is about the time his grandfather Chamberlain had 1 823 charge of the finances of the Mission beginning with , and there are many volumes and packages of his carefully preserved records still to be found in the Cousins ’ vault in the Mission

Memorial . Mr . Forbes and Mr . W . W . Chamberlain come naturally by their skill at accounts .

r — G een ( J . Secretary Thayer resigned the duties and honors of ‘ his position as Territorial Secretary , and went back to the more private practice of law .

Miss Laura Green has been able to visit Mrs . Thayer and have b the enefit of the inspiring view from Alewa Heights . 28

K w i h Mrs . May Green Wilcox , as superintendent of a a a ao Bible

u - - l school , quickly gets hold of all p to date methods , and the Norma Class in that school sends out graduates that do excellent work throughout the Islands . — S . G licik P J . u ( . Dr . L Gulick has sent out three pamphlets that are highly recommended , A Comprehensive Immigration Pol ” “ ’ ” “ icy and Program , Asia s Appeal to America and The Pacific ” Coast and the New Oriental Policy .

r C . M Rev . H . Gulick has conferred with . Revell of N . Y . City in regard to publishing his “ Pilgrims of Hawaii ” and it will be out before many months .

Dr . and Mrs . John T . Gulick have welcomed two more grand children this year . Their son Addison and his wife of Columbia ,

Missouri , have a little daughter , Mary Buckingham Gulick , born 1 1 th 1 1 6 ’ 9 . April , , and Mr and Mrs . Whitaker s little son , John W 1 s t 1 91 . 7 Gulick hitaker , was b orn in China , Jan , . Because of O the illness of their daughter , the Rev . Whitakers were bliged to a 27th return to Honolulu . They rrived Feb . . Rev . R . B . Whitaker

i1 . o r R . of Los Gatos , uncle of Rev . B Whitaker , has been in Hono a has lulu , writing biography of Dr . John Gulick , who just cele br ated his 85th birthday

- Miss Julia Gulick is very happy . A long cherished plan for a much - needed home for Japanese children has materialized on S o Nuuanu treet , been dedicated and occupied , and is d ing much good . H E — all ( . The Halls of Hawaii have enlarged their borders , 1 h 1 1 6 i . 3t 9 for away in Bangor , Ma ne , Oct , , a son , Thomas Seymour 0 Hall , was b orn to Mr . and Mrs . Edwin . Hall , and in Honolulu , 1 9th u Oct . , a da ghter , Helen Louise Jones , came to the home of H Mr . and Mrs . E . Austin Jones . Mr . Philip all is tenor in Central i Union Church choir . Miss Charlotte Hall is one of the secretar es

in . the Y . W . C A . She and her mother spent a vacation of two MacIn t r e weeks at the volcano . Mrs . y has been very helpful as a member of the H . M . C . Library Committee .

be . Mr . P . C . Jones has lost by death a loved sister

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Mrs . A . Lewis represents her mother in the Woman s Society of

. C . U . Church , being treasurer of the C . R . Bishop Fund Miss Ruth Gart ley returned to college after a happy vacation spent in Honolulu . Miss Eleanor is taking a course in Domestic

Science at the College of Hawaii . 29

Mrs . Belle Jones and Miss Margaret are at Vernon Court , New

. ton , Mass . , and Misses Helen and Catherine are at Smith College H s Mr . Frank . Palmer is Councilor of the Braintree ( Mas ) “ r School of Religious Education . He w ites , My interest in the ’ S 23 64 . Cousins ociety, acquired at the age of , does not waver at

Spiritual impulses are immortal . They never lose their directive

power .

h k H — Th e Hitc coc ( . friends of young Randolph Hitchcock 6 h r t . were made ve y sad by the news of his death on Feb . He was

one of that trio of brothers so popular at Punahou , and admired al in athletic , social and civic circles . With a college education

- most completed he seemed well fitted for a life worth living, and such young men are sadly needed now . His brother Rexford , who d 1 91 4 o graduate at Harvard in , has seen service for his country n the Mexican border . William , the other brother , was married in B o lf September to Miss Helen Irmgard u . Miss Harriet Hitchcock , an aunt , went from Hilo to help care for Randolph in his illness .

D . Howard Hitchcock has opened a studio on the old Allen

s premises , near Laniakea , and his excellent canvase of Hawaiian scenes have been greatly admired . His dioramas , prepared for the un Carnival , were prono ced wonderful .

Mrs . Cora Hitchcock Townsend has just passed through Hono I ul . . l u from Manila , P , on her way to the mainland . She made a hasty trip to Maui to visit her son , David , who graduated in 1 91 5 a Civil Engineer , and is now on the Wailuku plantation . His brother is at Vineland School , N . J .

n 1 Miss Almeda Townsend was married , Ju e , at Manila to Mr . 1 1 1 1 George Goss and they are liv ng Springfield , Mass . Mrs . Town , m send will rej oin her husband at Manila in the Autu n . H — “ de C . y ( Our dear Mrs . Hyde writes , I am sending a photograph of Charlie and his little daughters for the Cousins ’ col t lec ion . These little girls are the j oy and delight of my life and “ ” t they think heir grandmere is all right . I have never had any ir little g ls come into my home life before , and it is a greater happi ness than I had ever dreamed it could be . I have made both of them Cousins .

’ - My grand daughter , Ruth Hyde , Henry s daughter , graduated from Vassar with high honors last June , and I was privileged to

. Ph be present on that occasion She is now studying for her . D . at Harvard , and acting as S ecretary for the Municipal Research

Department . 30

My cousin , Miss Bliss ( Harriet M . ) has passed on into the new

0 N place seems so much like home to me as Honolulu , and I live

there in spirit much of the time . The friends connected with my ’ happy life and home there will ever hav e their places in memory s ” halls as in my dreams .

I — Mr es . . n v Harlan P Ives of Danbury , Con , sends this ‘ ’ f M a message of greeting , y the choicest of Heaven s blessings rest ” We on all the dear Cousins . would gladly hear more from this family whose forbears figured very extensively in the long ago .

Johnson —In September the body of Ellen A . Johnson — w e went to its long sleep and was laid to rest , but the spirit m cannot but wonder what the awakening ust have been . She loved life . Flowers bloomed profusely for her , birds sang without fear,

‘ ets ath er ed and always her p g about her . Hers was a loving heart and the awakening , where all is love and beauty, must have been intellectually and spiritually glorious . Miss Frances Bindt is living at Peninsula with her aunt Frances

Johnson and teaching in the Pearl City schools . R‘ Mr . udolph Bindt of the Advertiser, and Mrs . Bindt , have a 1 5 1 91 6 little son , Frank August , born Oct . , . Their eldest son , r Henry , has one year more befo e graduating at the school for blind in Berkeley . He seems to be a very promising boy , for besides h e in studying history, algebra , German and rhetoric , is taking

- - struction in Sloyd work , piano tuning , broom and hammock making

- and story writing . He thinks that if an Industrial School for

Blind should be established in Honolulu , he would like to be an instructor . Mr . and Mrs . Douglas Fyfe and their two boys are in

Honolulu . G Judd . ( Aunt Lizzie Wilder remains at Eastbank , a magnet to draw the family continually to their Island home . Mr . P G . . Wilder has been back and forth to the mainland . He is a m member of the present Legislature . The fa ily of S . G . Wilder has been abroad most of the year . His son , Alatau Wilder , as a Boy

Scout has passed about twenty tests , and won many merit badges , being now an Eagle Scout . He returned to Hawaii in June . His d “ ” uncle , James Wil er, lovingly called by the boys The Big Scout , ” “ has b een giving lectures in Boston on camping , camp cooking “ ” - and scout craft . Miss Helen Wilder spends a part of her winters with her mother . Mrs . Laura Wilder Wight is on her way home from Germany , we hear . 31

26 1 91 7 The death of Mr . Francis Mills Swanzy on Feb . , , after

. 1 long illness , is a sad bereavement , and to Mrs w an z o i y , her daughters and their many friends the C usins extend ’

Mrs Swan z s . . heir hearty sympathy . . y mother , Mrs Emily C Judd , s now on the Islands . Cards are out for the marriage in April of

n . VIiss Nora H . Swanzy and Mr . Geo . You g Bennett

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In Mrs . Agnes Judd s family there have been three welcome

rriv als r . . . . , that of James Robert Judd , J , in N Y City , Emma Judd , laughter of Mr . and Mrs . Charles S . Judd, and Stephen Montague

P . . k . o e . l o , son of G Cooke and Sophie Judd Cooke Dr Albert lu d d and wife , after a few months spent on the mainland , returned

d 20 . . . . arch , accompanied by Dr James R Judd , wife and son Dr l udd had been for two years in Red Cross Hospital work in France .

h rles . l a S . Judd , Superintendent of Forestry in Hawaii , Rev Henry

Judd , one of the secretaries of the Hawaiian Board , and Mr .

C o . I w r n c . . a e e Judd of Theo H Davies , were all in Honolulu to lc m v e o e them . P J . . In Nutley , N . , there was born to Mr Lewellyn ratt and /Irs H . elen Dickson Pratt a son , Wilson Judd Pratt . Scott Pratt ,

. S . on of J . S B . Pratt , is in the Experiment tation in Honolulu Iis sister Hester spent her first summer vacation from Smith ’ lolle . e . g at home Mr . and Mrs Sherman , after a six months bs en c e , returned in October . Invitations for the marriage of their 1 1 h t . on, Dickson Nott , to Miss Eloise Wichman are out for April

Ir . Herbert M . Dowsett and Mrs . Laura Nott Dowsett welcomed

little daughter in July, Joan Montgomery Dowsett .

Mr . and Mrs . J . R . Galt , after some months spent with their sons 11 the mainland , came home in March . A Carter reunion was held

" ‘ 1 r the East during their absence . The George R . Ca ters have ecid ed to remain away another year .

Kinn e — y Superintendent of Schools , H . W . Kinney, is one f the very busy men of the Territory , carrying a heavy load of .

sponsibility . His mother , Mrs . Selma Kinney, resides with his imil 9th y on Ave . , Kaimuki . Miss Maud Kinney lives at The ” acD on ald on Punahou Street . — Loomi o Fla s Miss May L omis of Fruitland Park , , likes ie h n otw ith climate much better than that of Ypsilanti , Mic , but anding economy and hard labor she finds that raising chickens 1 d watermelons with darkies for near neighbors is not profitable is in es s . She has lately j oined a Presbyterian Church at Leesburg ,

me distance away . 3 2

m - L an D . H . . . his y ( Hon F S Lyman of ilo , with daughter ,

. Miss Ellen Lyman , spent some weeks in Honolulu visiting their

. . . n many friends Miss Lyman gave to the H M . C Society some a — nual reports odd numbers left after completing her file . Frank

Lyman , son of Dr . Francis Lyman of Kauai , is in Punahou Acad

emy , as is Miss Kathryn , daughter of Mr . and Mrs . Levi Lyman

. n of Hilo . Mr and Mrs . Ernest Lyma are mourning the death of their beloved mother , Mrs . David Dayton , who left them on 1 9 March for the better land . i Norman Lyman is a member of the Le g slature . Lieut . Albert

Lyman has become Capt . Lyman and is at present in Cincinnati . I Mrs . Clarence Lyman has returned to the slands and is on Kauai

. . 2n n f n . d I a with Mrs S W Wilcox . Charles Lyman is Lieut . of

A . try, U . S . , stationed at Fort Shafter . Ensign David B . Lyman of Kohala has been promoted . Lyons — From a letter from Lucia Lyons to a friend in “ Honolulu , we are privileged to quote , Papa is still going about his work and interesting himself in everything in the world as much as ever , although he has not much strength for outside things . Mamm a was very sick in August and has not fully regained her ‘ strength even yet . I am well and always occupied . Through The ’ Friend we keep in touch with the church and all its activities , ’ and the Cousins report keeps us po sted in regard to the people we ” “ really know best . Of course it is hard to keep track of the families unless they are prompt about making the children mem bers of the Cousins ’ Society "There ought to be a law compelling ” them to do so , for the benefit of the absent Cousins .

s Mrs . Richardson of Hilo visits Honolulu occa ionally and spent some time here during the Punahou Pageant . We are fortunate in having Mrs . Doyle as one of the efficient Library Committee of the Society .

Paris J — " ( . Miss Anna Paris , one of our Board of Managers , intellectual , refined , companionable and loving , passed fr 0 1 1 31 s t Jan . , but as she herself wrote of one of the sainted m ers ,

“ ‘ ~L s Death can not claim her . ife now come

To crown the years , to open wide ’ Heaven s portals . Lo , she enters in ; ” We see the human glorified .

the Mrs . Mary Paris Green is happy in possession of a daughter , was to for her son , John Harrison married in October i ’ H a é e ‘ R was m -at Miss Margaret S . yW apparently a ro antic , love

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Attorney Philip De La Vergne Rice is established as a law prac tition er in Lih ue . i Rev . and Mrs . Hans Isenberg were n Honolulu in March and

Rev . Isenberg performed the marriage ceremony for his cousin ,

Alice Cooke Spalding .

. Mr Paul Isenberg was married in August to Miss Bertha Kopke .

The wedding was celebrated in New York City .

Richards — Miss Helen Richards Brewer of Bozeman , t Mon , has sent to our Treasurer the name of a new Cousin , Mrs .

Florence Bille Somers Brewer , wife of Dr . A . D . Brewer . Dr .

Brewer and family live at Edwards , Dawson Montana , and

Miss Grace L . Brewer resides with them . Z Dr . Hubert L . Clark , of the Museum of Comparative oology , s Cambridge , Mas , and his son William report themselves from 9 an d Ashton Place , Cambridge , point out errors in addresses and

names which we are very glad to correct .

. News of the death of Mrs Lyman Richards Williston , on 1 6 1 1 6 9 . Dec . , , has just reached us

Ro ers E — S Keakeolan i g ( . Miss Eva unter is teaching at , H near the Crater otel , Hawaii , a school on the mountainside where n the climate is u surpassed . Her brother resides in California , and her sister Mabel was there in charge of her invalid father until his

death in September . Z o Mrs . elie Rogers Cockett , wife of P . C ckett , manager of the H arold Rice ranch at Waikapu , called at the Old Mission Home in r September . She told of the death of her two brothe s , Edward 1 91 0 Hitchcock Rogers and Waldemar Rogers , who both died in . m Waldemar was arried and left two sons and a daughter . The t mother kept the baby girl . Mr . and Mrs . Cockett adopted li tle

Edward Hitchcock Rogers , and little Frank Sommerfield Rogers r was adopted by his aunt , Mrs . Lizzie Rogers Somme field , wife

of Mr . Frank Sommerfield of Wailuku .

— - Rowell G d . ( . Soon after the eath of her brother , Wm

. Rowell , Dr . Mary Rowell Stolz , of Redlands , Cal , spent some weeks l s t in Honolulu . On Jan . of this year Miss Mary Rosalie Stolz

m . was arried at the home of her brother , Herbert R Stolz of Palo 1 942 . Alto , Cal . , to Mr . Harry Leslie Abell Their address is Berke

ley Way , Berkeley , Cal . Mr . Abell is a teacher of art in the Oak land Technical High School . 35

22 1 91 6 o . On April , , there came to the home f Mr Elsworth

Rogers and Mrs . Jeannie Gay Rogers a son , Stanley Sinclair

Rogers .

26 1 91 6 . . On June , , Stephen Herbert Dole , son of Mr and Mrs 1 t J . s . Wm . Herbert Dole , was born at West Orange , N on Oct ,

1 6 . . 1 9 , Janet Dudley Dole came to the home of Mr and Mrs

at Alameda , California , and at Riverside , Cal .

. . daughter , Clara Dole , was born to Mr and Mrs

I) ole .

ss Dorothy Rowell spent a few weeks in California , but is in

ulu again . She has just been appointed Recording Secretary ’ ’ Woman s Board of Missions in C . U . Church . Miss Dorothy s

Elsie , is at the old homestead in Brooklyn ; Miss Alice , head

Bohemian Settlement Work at Chicago , is taking a year off st ; Miss Olive is studying Household Administration at the ’

. er s College , Columbia , New York City , and Mr and Mrs .

Sanborn are living on an olive ranch in California . The latest news from the Rowell family is very sad— that of the 29 1 91 7 death of Mrs . Mary Rosalie Stolz Abell , on March , .

Ru es — r ggl Mrs . F . F . Lewis , a cousin of Mothe Ruggles , Wis from Janesville , , who has visited Hawaii twice as a tourist in recently , has gone now to a fairer Paradise . Mr . Lewis is again

Honolulu , accompanied by a niece . mi h — S t . Mrs . B F . Dillingham gave a charming talk to the younger Cousins in the Old Mission Home in February . With her winning personality and vivid recollections she was just the one t o m “ ” usher in these yearly eetings of The Veranda Brigade .

‘ e . and Mrs . W . F . Frear and Miss Virginia spent July , August Z and September traveling in Australia and New ealand . Since

. A then , Mrs Frear , as president of the Y . W . C . . , has worked hard and devotedly to bring that institution up to its present state of m efficiency . She also brought before the people of Kau akapili

Church the cause of the martyred Armenians in Turkey .

In October there came to the home of Mr . and Mrs . Walter F . l m Di lingham another son , Benj amin Franklin Dillingha .

Mrs . Erdman recently accompanied Mr . Erdman on one of his a tours among the sm ll churches of Hawaii , carrying a little organ and delighting the people with her sweet voice . Mr . Erdman has placed before the Cousins the proposition of using the Chamberlain House as a living memorial to the Fathers and Mothers by making 36

of a part of it the home of the Bible Training School for the future

gospel ministers of Hawaii .

Smi th J - Mr ( . . and Mrs . W . O . Smith announced the ar on 1 1 1 91 6 S rival , April , , of a new grandson , Russell Owen mith , ’ son of Lorrin K . Smith of Paia , Maui . Mr . Smith s daughters

are at present in Honolulu , Mr . H . A . Baldwin being a member of A ’ S . . . the Legislature , and Mr _ Baldwin s family occupying their

beautiful town residence on Nuuanu and Bates Streets .

Five of the Hartwell sisters form a cluster of homes on an d around the old Hartwell homestead , but Mrs . Carter and Mrs .

Sorenson with their families , spent part of the year on the cool slopes of Mauna Kea , Mr . Carter being manager of the Parker

Ranch and Mr . Sorenson assistant manager . Young Ferdinand

Hedemann , son of Dr . and Mrs . F . F . Hedemann , arrived in town 3 rd April just too late to be numbered in our list of births , as that 3 1 list closes March . Edith and Hartwell Carter spent their sum n mer vacation in the Isla ds .

m n l n . l a d Mrs . A . H Smith is visiting old friends on the a whom o a she had not seen for nearly a sc re of years . She is lso spending t eac hin a t some time with her daughter , Miss Alice , g Seneca , N . Y .

In the meantime her son Raymond is with Mr . Smith caring for

L n lil u a o . . the old people of Home Mr . and Mrs Raymond W . 2 h 1 8t 1 9 6 . Smith have another son , Dexter Holly Smith , born Dec . , 2 1 91 6 Mr . A . K . Farley was married in San Francisco Aug . , , P to Miss Gertrude epper .

Mr . Wm . Waterhouse is very happy and successful in his evan li i e st c . g work , and his health is fine Mrs . Waterhouse writes ’ Mr . Lawrence Waterhouse s family are well . Mr . and Mrs . Gerald 1 0 Waterhouse have a baby girl born Feb . , and named Eleanor

Atwood Waterhouse . Miss Edith Waterhouse is teaching . Capt . “ ” Mr s . and . Paul B Waterhouse of the Galilee Maru , Omi , Japan , have two children . Captain Waterhouse seems to be doing a great and good as well as a very unique work in that isolated region .

To illustrate , we quote three sentences from The Omi Mustard ” 1 91 6 “ 50 Seed for December , , We have held meetings in over 30 20 towns and villages , visited over primary schools at of which e r we have made addresses , held special m etings for postmaste s , policemen and teachers , besides the public meetings for all . During these meetings we have had present at our different m eetings over i“ people . As a result of this work we are enthusiastically and j oyou sly welcomed by the children wherever we go , and you 3 7

- can see them running from all directions to our landing places , so that by the time we are made fast our Sunday School has gath

ered . — L . Thurston . A Thurston and family spent the Christmas the holidays at Hilo . Mrs . Thurston has been chosen president of 1 91 7 Outdoor Circle for the year . Mr . Robert Thurston is traveling ’ on Kauai and Maui in the interests of the Planters Experiment t Station . Miss Margaret is aking special studies at the College of s Hawaii . Lorrin , is at Lawrenceville School , Mas , and tasting

the delights of winter sports , skating , skiing , etc . In a moving h picture this winter he saw imself with many old Island friends ,

surfing at Waikiki .

The Winnes live in the old McIn tosh house on Nuuanu near

Judd Street . Miss Mary Winne is acting principal of Punahou — Preparatory a difficult position well filled . Miss Jane Winne has

the . charge of chorus singing at Punahou , and Mr James Winne is with Alexander Baldwin .

Klu e el H aw au an Mr . g has been made honorary member of the Kl el . u e Engineering Association . Mrs g and Miss May have been entertaining the “ Mills Club ” and some of the dignitaries of Mills Kl l . u e e College . Miss Pauline , daughter of Mr and Mrs . George g , is one of the most interested and enthusiastic missionary descend

ents , but , strange to say , she and quite a number of others , proud

of their forbears , have never been made Cousins .

u - - Mr . James Taylor is erecting three p to date cottages in the

Park tract , Nuuanu Valley , to be leased furnished . Mrs . Taylor has four greenhouses and is installing a heating plant to

aid in the culture of American Beauty roses and other plants . She

has two acres of land under intense cultivation . Their only son , Jr James T . Taylor , . , is in school at Berkeley . — “ Tinker From the Jamestown Evening Herald and ” The Connecticut Western News we have notices of the death , at s 30 th Clayton , Mas , on June of the Rev . Joseph Tinker , with “ sketches of his life . The News says of him , Mr . Tinker was ”

endued with a rare gift for poetry and a fine sense of humor . “ He was of exceptionally sunny disposition and was loved by all ” ‘ who knew him . Mrs . Mary Tinker Harvey writes , There are

few that will remember Joseph , as he did not have the pleasure of

r - - e . visiting his birth place The Gulicks may be interested , as I think Luther Halsey was sent to the States on the same ship with 38

our family , the whaler , Wm . Penn Robert and I are the only two left of the original seven Tinker children .

1 5th - On April , two months before the peaceful home going Of

. Rev Tinker , there came to this happy household of Mr . and Mrs . r eat ran dchild Joseph Beard Tinker , a daughter , Mary Elsa , a g g of

Reuben and Mary Tinker .

W th ru . ea e Mrs p , daughter of Sarah Tinker Gray , writes that her daughter Margaret is at Oberlin College and her son is taking an engineering course in Cincinnati .

uz W — V an D ee . A D u z ee ( letter from Miss Cyrene Van , for thirty years a missionary in Persia , tells of the death of her sister “ 2n d Grace from heart failure , on June . She says , It is only six and a half months since my sister Mary died and sister Stella died four years ago last April , so only I and my youngest sister , Mrs . ” “ Geo . C . Kidder , are left , besides our brother Theodore . I am

m - glad my sisters are safe in heaven , away fro all the nerve racking ’ trials of this present time . Perhaps we shall live to see Christ s 1 840 coming . I am no longer young , as I was born in , but I am thankful to be pretty well and able to do something . I visit the poor and sick , distribute Home Department S . S . papers and relig 1 v en ious newspapers . The Lord has g me a lovely home with my cousin— a double cousin of my own age and a warm friend of ” “ missions . Tell the young people that there is no happier life than working for God . I would be a missionary again if I had my ” life to live over .

etm — So W or C . e ( . Dr Fanny Wetmore has presented the . c iet 1 9 H y with volumes of the Missionary erald , and as they all contain articles about the Sandwich Islands , the gift is quite an accession to our library . Dr . Wetmore visited in Honolulu during the holidays .

An intensely interesting letter from Mrs . Lucy Wetmore Lewis came to us from Florida in March . It is too long for publication in the annual report , and too continuous a story with such varied descriptions of the miles traveled from ocean to ocean in their ‘ ’ automobile to be condensed . So we will ask The Friend to pub lish it in its July number . Before the cold weather comes

Mr . and Mrs . Lewis expect to come back across the continent to their home in Oakland , Cal . — e Mr. Whi . tn . . y Mrs W W Goodale accompanied her son ,

H . Goodale , to the Coast . They visited her daughter Catherine

W . Goodale arren , wife of Lieut . Rawson Warren 39

m Mrs . Wm . Pogue was touring the Islands last sum er with her two accomplished daughters , just back from the mainland . They are both musicians and Miss Marie is a teacher , a graduate of ’ R King s Conservatory of Music , Cal . Miss uth has returned to

California and her music studies , but Marie will remain for a time on the Islands .

- x . Wilco . . . . Messrs G N and A S Wilcox , while giving ’ their scores of thousands of dollars for b oys homes , school build ings and hospitals do not forget the individual boys and girls who long for an education and a chance in life .

Miss Mabel Wilcox , in the employ of the Board of Health as u Tuberculosis Nurse for the Island of Ka ai , is very earnest in her n flu efforts for the betterment of health conditions . Through her i ence a new tuberculosis hospital has been donated by Mr . and Mrs .

A . S . Wilcox at Kapaa . Miss Mabel read a paper before a Con “ ” v en tion of Churches , afterward published in The Friend , which with its concise simplicity should reach the understanding of all the people of all the nationalities . C . H . Wilcox is a member of the

Legislature and his family in the meantime is living in Honolulu .

Mr . Gaylord Wilcox and family are at Lihue , Kauai Mr . and Mrs . a Andrew ( Kaui Wilcox) have young son , Archibald Andrew , Jr . n Mr . and Mrs . Gale Fisher of Tokyo , Japan ( Ella Wilcox ) have another little boy , Ralph Hart Fisher .

ADOPTED COUSINS . Aki — M n . . Mrs Jennie ( Willis ) Akin writes , The Annual

Report of the Cousins always receives a warm welcome . I hope

some time to revisit Hilo , the beautiful city where I was born . “ A er — C l . . . . g Mrs F , formerly Miss Van Anglen , writes Dear C ousins , I have certainly enj oyed the perusal of the 64th Report ‘ ’ of the H . M . C . Soc . and send my aloha to all . May the good work go on for many years more . We spent a delightful winter in — California and Florida wanted to see Hawaii but Mr . Alger was needed at home . I am anxious that he should see beautiful Hono lulu and the volcano . A wa — t r . t e . . . o Mrs W O Atwater f Oakland writes , I have never o in teest u read a report with s much as this one j st received . I am so happy that myself and children have the privilege of being eu ” rolled as Cousins . B t s — a . C . e Dudley , who has changed his address to 739 Irwin “ St ‘ ’ . , San Rafael , Cal . , says , My best aloha to any who may yet ” have me in remembrance after these many years . 40

w — Bec k ith Mrs . Harriet and Miss Martha Beckwith send sin cere and hearty good wishes from Northampton , Mass . Miss Mary “ ” “ writes from Casa Colima , Cal . Casa Colima , she says , is Mar ’ garet Brewer Fowler s home on the little hill , a gem of Italian art

surrounded by a setting of heavenly views . It is certainly unique

‘ ’ to find the main obj ect of such a building social center work , but

such it is . It stands on the edge of the Junior Republic and noth — ’ ing in it is too good for the b oys that is Margaret Fowler s way . m e . Nothing is too good for , either , it would seem I have a per fec tl — y free hand , a strong , loyal backing , a work I love and Mar 1 1 ” 9 7 . garet . looks good to me Aloha nui loa .

B we — Mr 41 5 n . o . and Mrs W . A . Bowen send greetings from 1 1 t 8th . . S . . W . , N Y . They are expected home in June , and W S m Bowen and family are coming for a visit in the late sum er . The

- very hills and trade winds will j oin in the welcome home . C m — ’ ole an . From Mrs . H E . Coleman s interesting letter we “ quote , It is a delight to have the report and read it from cover — to cover all the births , deaths and marriages and the good reports m “ of the different members , many of who we know . Perhaps ' you know we came here n m e years ago for the Philadelphia ” “ Friends . Our work has largely been with students and we have much enj oyed the voluntary Bible classes we have been able to w ” have , and the close touch ith these young men . “ Since our return to Japan last year my husband has been giving half his time to the work of the World ’ s Sunday Associa ” “ d ev otin him s elf - tion . He is largely g to teacher training because ‘ , ” “ that seems to be the greatest need here in Japan . We have Karu ikaw a m all plans for a summer school at , where people fro over Japan can come for the summer , and a Standard Course which can be taken by correspondence . The Buddhists are very active in putting in Sunday S chools 5“ this year and are getting out Buddhist literature , simply insert ’ h ing the Buddha s name for Christ in many of the ymns , etc . ” Whether it will m ake our work harder or easier we cannot tell . , “ ’ It is wonderful that the invitation for the World s Convention has gone from Japan in the way it has , not only from Christians but from a group of prominent men who are not Christians , who feel that Japan ne eds help along the line of religious and moral h ar e m en training for t e young . They splendid who will stand by us financially and otherwise

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’ 88 sent me . I was in Honolulu from and at that time I think ” I was made a member .

Pe o o n We are very glad to be again in touch with Miss p , as 1 90 7 her book was returned to us in and we then lost her address .

— f Maun olu P tte . o . . a r Miss S M Potter , ormerly of , lay for days at the door of the Beautiful City , but she has returned and writes that she is “ trying to get all the good she can out of life and to help others on the way . The summer at her home on Long

Island was a trying one especially for the children , who were quar an tin ed because of infantile paralysis , and then kept from the sea t because of sharks , and her sympathies went out to hem . Then for one week Chautauqua lectures were held at Port Jefferson , and she d rej oiced that she was well enough to be left alone , that others coul enj oy the meetings .

- R . . o se . e . u Rev Fred Rous writes to his friend , L A Dickey , For the first time for over twenty years I have an interim in ’ pastorates— and m y thoughts go b ack to my father s old home and my first field . I have held down ( or up ) two of the best churches in two big western states seventeen years , succeeding Dr . Herring, who could tell about me . Our children are in Smith College and a n d Oberlin , we could take longer steps than when they stepped ’ with us . “ “ How well I remember the Dickeys , Baldwins and others . I m ’ ” saw Martha Beckwith the other day at S ith s . Aloha .

r Mr . Rouse is now located at South F eeport , Maine . e rl — S a e . Miss Susan A Searle of Kobe College , Japan , writes , I have resigned my position as principal and have been made

Principal Emeritus . We celebrated the fortieth anniversary of the 1 91 6 school in March , , a few months late , as I had been absent ” for some months recovering from an accident . — Severance Rev . Claude Milton Severance writes from Brook Y “ u lyn , N . . , After five years as pastor of co ntry churches I have returned to New York City and am working for the Mutual Life

. l Insurance Co Mrs . Severance and myse f find great pleasure in ” singing and speaking at the numerous missions of the city .

Mr . Severance had just dedicated the Atlantic City Rescue Mission . im — S pson Miss Margaret Simpson , after eight years of steady service in Associated Charities in Washington City , was in charge ’ during the summer of the Fresh Air Camp for the city s poor . It was strenuous work with a camp family of one hundred , but she The m enj oyed it heartily . autu n she spent in New York at her 43

’ sister s and the winter in Washington , eating and sleeping and 0 1 0 . trying to put extra flesh on bones , weighing about pounds Her sister Lizzie spent last winter in Florida but this winter at

. . o o home , caring for her mother Dr Dora Simps n , of the G od

Samaritan Hospital , Jhelum , India , broke a leg early in the year

and still suffers pain and walks on crutches . She may come home T for a year after Christmas . hese items Miss Simpson writes in a letter to Miss Laura Green . — mi . t . S h Mrs . Emma Dickenson Smith , wife of Rev Dr Arthur “

Smith , writes from Tung Chou , near Peking , China , Warm thanks

for the delightful glimpse at the Island Cousins . May their tribe

" . . increase We are well and so glad in our work . Mr S lectures — and writes much no new book this year , but much useful litera Zi ture . We spent over five months in the Yang Valley , working ’ in seven places , nine denominations , seven boys schools and ’ NV al fifteen girls schools , arranging meetings . e remember you

ways with grateful affection . — Mr . . Waterhouse . . and Mrs . Fred T . P Waterhouse expect to . leave their children in schools on the mainland next summer and W go on to Siam . Dr . aterhouse and family are living in Honolulu .

Mr . and Mrs . John Waterhouse have returned from a visit to the l Coast . Mr . George and family spent some time on Kauai but al

have returned and Mrs . Waterhouse has her whole large family r Mrs together , including her siste , Miss Pinder . The daughters , . I Elsie Stubbs , Mrs . Eleanor senberg , Mrs . Margaret Walker , live

v . ery near, and Mrs Marion Wilcox is in Honolulu during the

meeting of the Legislature . Mr . and Mrs . Walker are the happy r 27th 1 91 7 parents of a daughter , Helen Johnson Walke , born Feb . , .

Wh n — it e . . . 8l y Dr . J M Whitney celebrated his s t birthday in September and was remembered with quantities of orchids from Mo an alu the a gardens . A birthday table was also spread for him at the Woman ’ s Day luncheon and all the ladies were served with

birthday cake . V N . Judge . L Whitney resigned his position as Judge of the

Juvenile Court , where he was so popular , and has gone into private

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MARRIED .

- — D e n Jacob en . In 26 1 91 6 a s Honolulu , July , , Mr . Daniel William

Dean to Miss Hannah Maud K . Jacobsen .

- — Fa e Pe er . In 2 1 91 6 rl y pp San Francisco , Cal . , Aug . , , Mr . Joseph

K . Farley to Miss Gertrude M . Pepper .

- — G Ha n . In 1 4 1 1 6 reen e . 9 y s San Francisco , Cal , Oct . , , Mr . John Har

rison Green to Miss Margaret Shelton Haynes .

-R — H tc c ock oulf. In s t 1 91 6 i h Cambridge , Mas , Sep , , Mr . Wm . R o lf Charles Hitchcock to Miss Helen Irmgard u .

we-A m t n — Ho r s ro . In 1 6 1 91 6 g Holderness , N . J Aug . , , Rev . Arthur

Howe to Miss Margaret M . Armstrong .

-K ke — I I en er . n 9 1 91 6 s b g op New York City , Aug . , , Mr . D . Paul

Isenberg to Miss Bertha Kopke .

M r a -A h t — In 8 1 1 6 o n er n . 9 . g t o Honolulu , June , , Mr . James F Mor

gan to Miss Laura Atherton .

S d n -C oke —In 1 8 1 91 7 pal i g o . Honolulu , March , , Mr . Philip E . Spald

ing to Miss Alice Theodora Cooke .

on r-I e — I 1 1 6 S o e . 9 9 s n . p v Pecatonica , Ill , Sept . , , Mr . William S

Spooner to Miss Esther Laura Ives .

N BOR .

— A ew In . n d . . o . r , t Mr A Andrew and Mrs

- Kaui Wilcox Andrew a son , Archibald Wilcox Andrew .

Bi —In 1 5 1 91 6 ndt . . . . Honolulu; Oct . , , to Mr and Mrs A P . Rudolph

Bindt , a son , Frank August Bindt . — 1 1 1 8 6 . I . 9 . Bul ck n . lo Nanking , China , Nov , , to Mr A A Bullock

and Mrs . Ruth Beckwith Bullock , a daughter , Beatrice Bul

lock .

k — In 25 1 91 6 G Coo e . . Honolulu , July , , to Mr eorge P Cooke and

Mrs . Sophie Judd Cooke , a son , Stephen Montague Cooke .

- 1 1 23 9 6 . In . Coo k . e . Honolulu , Oct , , to Mr and Mrs Theodore A

Cooke , a daughter , Mary Theodora Cooke . — 1 6 1 1 7 9 . C x In . . . o . Wailuku , Maui , Jan , ; to Mr and Mrs Joel B

Cox , a son , Boaz Cox . — 4 91 6 l 1 1 . m . Di n ha In . l i g . Honolulu , Oct , , to Mr and Mrs Walter

F . Dillingham , a son , Benj amin Franklin Dillingham , Jr . — 26 1 91 6 Wm l J . . . I . . Do e n West Orange , N , June , , to Mr and Mrs

Herbert Dole , a son , Stephen Herbert Dole . 45

— 1 1 91 6 . l In . e . . Do Alameda , Cal , Oct , , to Mr and Mrs Norman

Eliot Dole , a daughter , Janet Dudley Dole .

‘ — le 1 8 1 91 7 . I . n . Do . Riverside , Cal , March , , to Mr and Mrs George

Ethelbert Dole , a daughter , Clara Dole . — I 1 0 1 91 6 Mrs . e n . . . Dol Honolulu , Oct , , to Mr James D Dole and

Belle Dickey Dole , a daughter , Barbara Dole . — 26 1 1 w e t In 9 6 . Do s t . Honolulu , July , , to Mr Herb ert M Dowsett

and Mrs . Laura Nott Dowsett , a daughter, Joan Montgomery

Dowsett .

e — In 1 91 6 r h r . F s . i . Tokyo , Japan , , to Mr Galen M Fishe

and Mrs . Ella Wilcox Fisher , a son , Ralph Hart Fisher .

Gu rd — In 2 1 91 7 a Honolulu , March , , to Mr . John Buel Guard and

Mrs . Juliette Atherton Guard , a daughter , Barbara Montague

Guard . — I 1 1 1 91 6 Gulic n . . k . Columbia , Mo , April , , to Mr and Mrs Addison

Gulick , a daughter , Mary Buchanan Gulick . ,

— In 1 3 1 91 6 H . . 0 . a . . ll Bangor , Maine , Oct , , to Mr and Mrs Edwin

Hall , a son , Thomas S eymour Hall .

Hi h — In 1 5 1 91 7 tc coc . k . . Kaluaaha , Molokai , Feb , , to Mr and Mrs

H . R . Hitchcock , a son , G . K . Hitchcock .

H rner — I 26 1 91 6 o n . . Hilo , Hawaii , April , , to Mr Eugene Horner

and Mrs . Marion Austin Horner , a daughter , Violet Alice

Horner .

H — In 30 1 1 6 h u hes 9 ? . g Eleele , Kauai , May , , to Mr Ric ard L Hughes c and Mrs . Margaret S ott Hughes , a daughter , Margaret Vir ginia Hughes

J n — n 1 1 1 6 o es I 9 9 . u Honolulu , Oct . , , to Mr Edwin A stin Jones and

Mrs . Helen Hobron Jones , a daughter , Helen Louise Jones .

Jud — In 23 1 91 6 d . . Honolulu , June , , to Mr and Mrs Charles S .

Judd , a daughter , Emma Judd .

Jud — In 4 1 91 7 d . New York City , Jan , , to Dr . and Mrs . James J R . udd , a son , James Robert Judd , Jr .

O o — In 2 1 1 le n 0 9 7 . s Honolulu , Jan . , , to Mr and Mrs . David L .

Oleson , a daughter , Jane Adams Oleson .

Prat — I 26 1 91 6 Mr t n J . Nutley, N . , Nov . , , to . Lewellen E . Pratt

and Mrs . Helen Dickson Pratt , a son , Wilson Judd Pratt .

R c — In 1 1 1 7 e 8 9 . i Lihue , Kauai , Feb . , , to Mr . and Mrs Wm . Henry

Rice , a daughter , Helen Flora Rice . 46

R — n 22 1 91 6 e I . o rs . g El Caj on , Cal , April , , to Mr . E . E Rogers and

Mrs . Jeanie Gay Rogers , a son , Stanley Sinclair Rogers .

mith — In 1 1 1 91 6 S . Paia , Maui , April , , to Mr . and Mrs . Lorrin K

Smith , a son , Russell Owen Smith . mit — I 28 1 91 6 h n . S . Honolulu , Dec , , to Mr . Raymond W Smith and Sm Mary Paris ith , a son , Dexter Holly Smith .

Th — In G 26 1 91 5 ur ton . s Taylorsville , N , Aug . , , to Dr . and Mrs .

Asa Thurston , a son , Asa Thurston IV .

Tinker —In 1 5 1 91 6 s . . Clayton , Mas , April , , to Mr . and Mrs Joseph T Beard Tinker , a daughter , Mary Elsa inker .

W lke — I 27 1 91 7 a r n . Honolulu , Feb . , , to Mr . R C . Walker and

Mrs . Margaret Waterhouse Walker , a daughter , Helen .

W rh — I 5 ate o s e n 1 9 1 91 . u Hachiman , Japan , Feb . , , to Rev . and Mrs

Paul B . Waterhouse , a son , Gordon Merrill Waterhouse .

W erhou e - I 23 1 91 6 at . n s Hachiman , Japan , April , , to Rev . and Mrs .

Paul B . Waterhouse , a daughter , Dorothy Elizabeth Water

house .

W erh e —In 1 1 9 9 7 . at ous . Feb . , , to Mr . and Mrs Gerald

W . Waterhouse , a daughter , Eleanor Atwood aterhouse — 1 1 1 Wh ke In ki n 7 . ita e 9 . r Su . Shaowu , , China , Jan . , , to Rev R B

Whitaker and Mrs . Louise Gulick Whitaker , a son , John

Gulick Whitaker .

DIED .

l — 1 B iss In 1 9 6 s . , Mis Harriet M Bliss , a member of the society for

thirty years . e — C 9 1 91 7 T I . For n . b s Washington , D , March , , General heodore

77 . F . Forbes , aged years — 5 1 91 7 Hi ch ock In s . . t c Cambridge , Mas , Feb , , Mr Randolph How

ard Hitchcock . — 1 5 1 91 6 A . Johnson . t Pearl City, Oahu , Sept , , Miss Ellen Augusta 5 6 . Johnson , aged years — 1 91 4 M l In . . c Cul . y Calais , Maine , Sept , Mrs Frances Porter Mc

Cully . — In 31 1 91 7 . Paris . Honolulu , Jan , , Miss Anna Matilda Paris — Tinker In s 30 1 91 6 . . Clayton , Mas , June , , Rev Joseph Emerson

83 . Tinker , aged years — 1 91 8 7 . Y . T In . . . ufts Poughkeepsie , N , Jan , , Mrs Annie H Tufts , “ ” 86 43 . aged years , a cousin for years 47

e — I Y n 2 1 91 6 Duz c . n . . Van Lancaster , N , Ju e , , Miss Grace Glenora u z e Van D e .

l m — In 1 0 1 91 7 i ia s . W . l Honolulu , Jan , , Mrs Claire Eloise Castle

Williams .

l s —In 1 3 1 91 6 W i ton . s . i . . l Cambridge , Mas , Dec . , , Mrs Annie E S 81 Williston , aged years .

IN MEMORIAM .

e er l Th e F F e G n a eodo . or s r b , a Cousin only slightly known in 9th C . these Islands , passed away in Washington , D . , on March ,

- at the age of seventy seven .

He was the youngest son of Rev . and Mrs . Cochran Forbes , who

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were in the fifth company of missionaries to these Islands . Mr .

and Mrs . Forbes were stationed on the Kona side of the Island

of Hawaii , and this son was born at Kealakekua , where he spent 1 848 the first seven years of his life , leaving with his parents in , when his mother ’ s ill health made it necessary for the family to

return to the Mainland .

He entered the U . S . Army as a volunteer at the time of the Civil War and served continuously until he was retired at the age

- limit as Brigadier General . 1 90 2 He returned to the Islands only once , in , at which time he was on his way to the Philippines in command of the Twenty- ninth

U . S . Infantry , and so had only a few days to spend here .

He leaves a second wife , but no children , having lost his first

wife , a daughter in childhood and a son in early manhood .

H . G . F .

Randol h Howard Hit chcoc k p was born at Kaluaaha , Molokai , at 1 3 1 892 n the old mission homestead , Nov . , , but spe t most of his

boyhood in Honolulu at the Rex Hitchcock home , just beyond the P Kamehameha School premises in Kalihi . He attended the unahou Preparatory School when it was in the Armstrong home on Bere 1 91 2 tania Street , the Punahou School , whence he graduated in ,

V w as at Exeter Academy a year , after which he entered Harvard 1 1 9 3 . College in September , But circumstances required an imme

diate preparation for business , and leaving Harvard in January , 1 91 4 , he took eight months in the Hawley School of Electricity in C O Boston and went to work for the Edison Lighting . of Boston , 1 91 5 with which he was associated till Oct . , when he returned to , " Harvard to finish his college course , but , alas he was destined for him 5th 1 91 7 other things , and a serious illness took off Feb . , . 48

n Ra dolph was a boy of boys . All of his acquaintances soon grew to be warm friends and his untimely taking away was a H shock to all . e entered with enthusiasm into all sorts of sport m and distinguished himself in track athletics , aking a record with

- the pole vault . In college he became a football player So good , , “ ” that he belonged to the University squad and w on his H About 1 91 0 Randolph united with Central Union Church of which he remained a faithful and consistent member till the end came . W R . C .

Mi Ellen Au u ta John on ss g s s died at The Peninsula Oahu , 1 5 1 91 6 Sept . , . She was the youngest daughter of the Rev . Edward

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Johnson and Mrs . Lois Johnson of Waioli , Kauai . Her parents were both born in New Hampshire and came to these Islands as missionaries of the American Board in 1 837 and were stationed at m Waioli , Kauai , where they lived for any years .

w as No 26 1 850 v . Ellen Augusta born at Waioli , , , and was in

- her sixty sixth year . She was kind and gentle by nature and be a e loved by those who knew her . Sh had be n living for a number of years with her sister , Miss A . Frances Johnson at The Peninsula .

an d Surviving her are two sisters a brother ; Miss A . Frances

Johnson of Pearl City , Mrs . D . F . Fyfe of Santa Cruz , and Henry

Johnson of San Diego . Mrs . Elizabeth Johnson Williams died a year ago and another sister , Mrs . Louise Bindt, died twenty years ago .

The funeral services were held at Central Union Church , of which she was a member for many years , and the interment was in the mission burial grounds at Kaw aiahao Church R A . P . . B . Miss An n a Paris

n Hawa has suffered a great loss . The old Hawaii which reaches far back to beloved monarchy days of royal splendor , to the old

Hawaiian flag , to the days of real plaintive Hawaiian melodies .

- with their minor strains , and to the true , old fashioned life ; the old Hawaii is mourning a dear friend . x A true daughter of Hawaii has gone from among us a dearly m , beloved cousin whose face we shall see no ore . And yet , though

Anna Paris is no longer with us in the flesh , so strong a person . ality was she , that we feel her spirit is still with us and will be W ith us , as long as the scent of the maile is in the air , and the gleam of the ilima is before our eyes .

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w as His first pastorate in Willoughby , Ohio ; from there he was

called to Franklinville and later to Portville , Sinclairville , and Rock

Stream , all in New York State . He retired from active pastorates 1 90 2 40 in after years of continuous service , but still preached as occasion offered until less than a year ago and from 1 91 1 to 1 91 3

was the regular supply of a church in Ellsworth , Conn . His wife

died ab out fifteen years ago . During the last eight years of his

o o . . o s life , his h me was with his s n , Jos B Tinker , of Clayt n , Mas , 30 th where the end came , June , after a very short illness . One

uf other son is left , Robt . Ely Tinker , of B falo , New York ; also r a brothe , Robt . H . Tinker , of Rockford , Ill . , and a sister , Mrs . Pk Mary Tinker Harvey , of Highland . , New Rochelle , N . Y . As ‘ m he wished to be taken back to his old ho e for his final rest , the

wish was gratified . A short service in the Clayton chapel preceded h this last j ourney and another service in the Westfield Churc , 4th July . The interment was in the family burial lot .

M . T . H .

Grac e G en ra Van D uz c e 29 1 851 l o was born Dec . , , at Buffalo ,

N . Y . She was the seventh child of Mr . ( afterward Dr . ) and Mrs . “ S V an D u z ee W . . , who came to the Sandwich Islands in that large 8 “ 1 T 837 . w o company , No . , on the bark Mary Frazier , in of her

sisters became missionaries in Turkey and Persia , one of whom died ’ - about six months before Miss Grace s home going . h W en quite a child , she met Father Bingham and other mission ’ S aries in her father s home . tories of these far away islands as

told by a loving mother , whom she spoke of as a saint upon

earth were to her more fascinating than any fairy tale , and no

wonder the Islands seemed a paradise without the trail of evil ,

and a sort of borderland to heaven . 1 90 6 Miss Van Duzce became a Cousin in , and perhaps no one Ah enj oyed the privileges of cousinhood more than she did . The “ ” nual Report , The Friend and occasional Honolulu papers and letters were read with great delight Her pleasures in summertime t were the care of her flowers and long trolley rides into the coun ry,

for she was an ardent lover of nature , and in winter she enj oyed

- her correspondence . She wrote to other shut ins and made for

them little keepsakes , and she sent long letters to her missionary

sisters in Turkey and Persia . Her continual confidence in her ’ Heavenly Father s love and care was like the trust of a little child ,

rarely beautiful . 51

— 1 84 4 91 Claire Eloise Cas tle Williams 7 7 . [Born Claire Eloise Coleman "

We realized that we should miss her . How could it be other

Iise with the passing of her unfailing kindliness , her gentle ironies , er utter sanity of purifying wit ? Her very presence dispelled

ffec tation and unreality as morning sunshine dispels night mists .

‘ Ve came to her like fretted or hurt children to b e made well ; her ourage taught us to recognize no defeat as final ; to her under tanding eyes our partial successes were pr Oph etic of ultimate

i f ction s at s a .

But of what sources of strength lay constantly open to her , at

that . fountains her own spirit drank , her lips rarely breathed

. lv en the Silence of death could scarcely deepen her reticence . Vhile she was with us in dear human companionship her hospitality f heart dispelled the sense of awe that now threatens to isolate er from us in a new sainthood beyond our power to penetrate erhaps not beyond the power of her penetrating sympathy and w e .

A . C . W .

A ell— In 29 b Berkeley , March , Mary Rosalie Abell , beloved wife

f R . Leslie Abell and daughter of Dr . Mary A . Stolz of Redlands

n d sister of Dr . Herbert R . Stolz of Palo Alto , a native of Hawaii , 3 6 6 ged years and months .

’ Married on New Year s Day , she lived barely three happy [on ths her new home ere her sudden passing . A lovely Christian harac t er and of unusually bright and interesting mental attain t Who ents , her loss is deeply mourned by those knew and loved r e . Her mother and brother suffer a crushing blow in this loss f an only daughter and sister .

E . L . L .

M H riet M ar . B l . iss iss , a relative of Mrs C . M . Hyde , was made a ou sin h 1 8 6 Mrs Ar Tu 8 . t r t w ile visiting in Honolulu in . hu f s , of os ton 1 874 Mr Fr n e P er , has been a member since , and s . a c s ort IcCull Mc ull . C be y, wife of Rev Charles G . y , with her husband , 1 874 1 8 5 me a member in or 7 .

“ Mrs Ann Ga e Wi i n . ie ( l ) ll sto was the wife of Levi Lyman Rich ds 1 830 Williston , born at Lahaina in , the son of Rev . Wm . Rich

ds re - of the first Missionary enforcement , and adopted by the illiston s of Cambridge , Mass . Mrs . Williston was very helpful 52

to the Recorder in securing genealogical data , and the few business h letters written were enough to prove her to be a woman of thoug t ,

culture and affection .

Dr We cannot but mention here our loss in the departure of . Wm L Moore 1 2 1 91 6 . . , who left for the better land Oct . , . As a ’ skilled and efficient physician , a sincere promoter of the cities welfare and a true friend of humanity , he was greatly beloved and is sadly missed . We extend the heartfelt sympathy of the Society “ to our cousin Mrs . Nellie Lowrey Moore , and to their three lovely daughters .

Respectfully submitted ,

R MRS . R . W . AND EWS ,

S ecretary . 53

E ’ TREASU R R S REPO RT .

A ril 1 1 91 6—March 31 1 91 7 p , , .

GENERAL ACCOUNT .

Rec ei ts p . 1 1 91 6 lance on hand April , bsc ription s and Gifts

Names of Donors lection at annual meet Mary Richards Bayley n 1 91 6 g , and Harriet Bayley v . and Mrs . John Q . Long A dams Mary G . Beckwith

O . Aiken James Bicknell nes B . Alexander Dr . and Mrs . Douglas thur C . Alexander Birnie M r r s . . . y C . Alexander . Lillian C Brown s . Annie Van Anglen Elizabeth C . Campbell . A 2 lger ( gifts ) Grace S . Carter An P and Mrs . C . B . Henry A . . Carter Irew s Dorothy Castle

An . . and Mrs . R . W . Mr and Mrs . Geo P . Cas lrew s tle

t 2 . elia H . Armstrong ( ) William R Castle

T. 3 . Mary Alice Arm Levi Chamberlain t an rong Mr . d Mrs . W . W .

C . Armstrong Chamberlain h L ard Armstrong Warren . , Clio O . and All he . et a . and Mrs F . C . Ath M Chamber rton , Marj ory, Bal lain WC d . and Alexan er Rev Cyrus A . Clark . h n .t ert o Mrs . Harriet Richards M h Juliette . At er Clark in Titus Munson Coan

e M . Atherton Mrs . A . F . Cooke

u C . Baldwin C . Montag e ooke , Jr h . . . C re ore Emily A . Baldwin Mrs . Frances I 1 . Baldwin Mrs . Grace L . Crockett .

. . d D Baldwin Mrs Adelai e C . Crozier an d Mrs . Dudley C . Dr . and Mrs . W . R . I . i tes Dalton 54

. E iPau ah Ethel M Damon . i Judd ( 2 )

. . . Mrs Annie E Dickey Mrs . Emily C . Judd

. Walter F Dillingham L . M . Judd 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 . m Clara M Dole ( ) A . Lewis and fa ily

. . . Mrs J D Dole Mr . and Mrs . Chas . S .

. . S B Dole Lewis 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - D le . O . S . Walter S Mrs Frances . Loomis

. . Mrs Emma L F . D . Lowrey 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

R . ev . . . Oliver P Emerson F J . Lowrey

Margaret Flaxman Ellen G . Lyman

Sarah Flaxman Dr . Francis A . Lyman

Harriet G . Forbes F . S . Lyman

Maria R . Forbes Henry J . Lyman 2 . . W J Forbes ( ) Levi C . Lyman 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Nellie E . Fuller M . Macintyre Mc Cu ll O Anna 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 C . . y Bishop Tr . , Tr under M l . l . . c Cu . Rev Chas B y will of Chas E . Fur

neaux Mrs . Lucy Thurston Mc Neely C . W . Goodale M lan h . C . e Wm . W Goodale Juliette p y

Laura C . Green Mrs . Nell L . Moore

Mrs . Harriet P . Helen S . Norton 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Julia A . E . Gulick Jane S . Parke 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

G u a . W Mr . and Mrs . O . H . Christin . Paulding P lick Susan M . otter

. P Mrs . Mary W . Harvey Marina L . urdon Mr s . . M . Grace P . Haven Mr and Mrs . Chas . A

H . R . Hitchcock , Sr . Rice and daughters

Mrs . Mary T . Hitchcock . Mrs . Mary W . Rice 0 0 0 0 0

Margaret L . Hopper Philip L . Rice 2 Susan V . Hopper Mrs . Sarah L . Reid ( )

W . L . Howard Mr . and Mrs . Theodore h Mrs . R . L . Hughes Ric ards and family

H C 0 0 0 0 0 Annie C . ustace Dorothy . Rowell n Mr . and Mrs . He ry K . Mrs . J . A . Scott 2 Hyde ( ) Susan A . Searle 2 Mrs . Mary W . Hyde Helen Severance ) 2 Mrs . Dora R . Isenberg . Mrs . L . Severance ( ) w e . Mrs . Frances Gulick J Mrs . L . L Sexton ett Jonathan Shaw

Henry Johnson W . H . Shipman Phan d ora Mrs . Belle F . Jones . Jessie Simp son Frances M . Wetmore

Mi r ...... and Mrs H D Slog H M Whitney

gett Dr . J . M . Whitney 0 0 0 0 0 0

. . N . . . . O Smith Mr and Mrs A S Wil l ulia Eleanora Snow cox 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

IIar . . . . y A . Stolz , M D Mrs Anna C Wilcox lora Sturgeon Chas . H . Wilcox ( of

dr . d . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 s . Francis , Nora H Oaklan , Cal )

and Rosamund Sw anzy Chas . H . Wilcox ( of Li

hue ) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Mi r . and Mrs . W . S . Ter

ry Elsie H . Wilcox 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Mrs . Frances A . Wilcox . tev . o Frank Thomps n ’ G drs H . N . Wilcox . Annie . Tufts lharlott Mabel I . Wilcox e L . Turner drs Mrs . May T . Wilcox . Beulah Logan Tut

hill Norton E . Wilcox

Mr . and Mrs . S . W . Wil Mf . rs . Ida W Waterhouse tev cox 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . Paul B . Waterhouse Emily Williston E . W state Sarah C aters ,

deceased Mr . and Mrs . Arthur B . vi 2 and Henry Allyn Wood rs . Ellen A . Weaver ( )

tev . . . and Mrs . W D

Westervelt and Andrew Total Receipts .

C . Westervelt

E nditur xpe es .

lalary of Secretary for year 1 91 6-1 91 7 ‘ 1 1 . 9 6 axes , Pearl City Lot for ‘ t rinting , S ationery and Supplies lxpen s es and Repairs

ialan c e 1 1 91 7 1 on hand April , $

MAINTENANCE FUND .

“ on tain s 1 9 bonds in various concerns . 1 bond . 29— shares 7 preferred stock of Hawaii m Consolidated Railway Co pany . 56

We have nothing on hand by which the mar ket value of these various securities may be ascertained .

1 1 91 6 Balance on hand April ,

Interest on bonds ,

Interest , Savings Bank Membership Fees

E n i s xpe d ture .

. C o . For bonds Am Pub . Service . , Calif . Tel

C O . Milw au Light , Chicago , North Shore

C o . kee Railroad , Fort Dodge , Des Moines C O Southern Ry . . , Kansas Rys . , City Rys . Co . and Seaboard Air Line

For Bond , Argentine Republic T 6 Berkeley housand Oaks % Cert .

C o . Crittenden , Ark . Drainage Dist .

Galen Hal Bldg . Lenox Apt . bonds

J . A . J . Henderson Iroquois Falls bonds 1 0 0 0 0 . n C $ Souther ounties Gas Co . 1 0 0 0 0 Rw $ . Topeka . Light Co . 1 0 0 0 0 1 t e. . . s $ West Mtge . Guar . Co . Mtg T hree Oakland Street Imp . bonds

1 1 91 7 Balance on hand April ,

M ISSIONARY FUND .

“ Income to be employed for the purposes of the society and 2 0 0 0 0 0 s of . . principal at least $ , always pre erved The income of this fund has always been given to m issionary and charitable obj ects and not for general expenses of the society .

Its origin was a gift of from E . C . Bond , to which has been added other gifts and an appropriation from surplus funds of the society .

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un 1 1 91 6 Received from sale Pearl City Lot , J e ,

Received from interest on to Jan .

Total receipts

Ex endi ures p t .

One -half tuition Miriam Lane in Maun aolu Seminary One -half tuition Helen Naone in Kamehameha

School . Work scholarship Hilo Boarding School

Total gifts Investments Seattle Improvement Bonds Other bonds mentioned above

Total expenditures

1 1 91 7 Balance Cash on Hand April ,

An appropriation was made out of this fun d for work of Fan

nie Andrews Shepard in Aintab , Asia Minor, but as by mistake

Mrs . Shepard was overpaid the previous year , by

the treasurer and by Geo . R . Carter ) this has not been spent

this year . TANGENWALD . . S MRS A M . FUND .

R c i ts e e p .

Received from Trustees under will of Mrs . A .

S-tan en w ald M . g

Ex enditures p . 1 1 91 6 April , , deficit Maun aolu v a Mary Kawelo , trip home from for cation Mau n aolu Isabella Hulu , support in Seminary . n l m Mau ao u Se m ar . Mary Kawelo , support in y

Feb - 1 91 7 Miriam Lane , tuition June , , in Mau n aolu

1 1 91 7 Cash on hand April , 59

’

TR USTEES REPO RT .

’ COUSINS SOCIETY ENDOWMENT .

T STATEMEN OF RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS . 1 1 91 7 ONE YEAR TO APRIL , .

Recei ts p .

J . P . Cooke , per month

G . R . Carter, per month Sundry Donations Contribution box Sale kiaw e tree ' ( Windfall )

Total Receipts

Dis urseme b nts .

Mrs . R . W . Andrews , at per month . m J . M . Martin , at per onth Fire Insurance Premium Sewer Rates o Hawn . Electric C . , Lighting

Total Disbursem ents

Excess of Receipts Over Disbursements

Summar y. Excess of Receipts as above P 1 1 91 6 lus Balance at Credit , April ,

1 1 1 Balance at Credit April , 9 7 60

CHAMBERLAIN HO U SE COMMITTEE REPO RT .

1 7 1 91 7 APRIL , .

31 1 91 6 Balance on hand March , Cash received during the year ’ 1 6 Paid to Memorial Building Fund during the ’ year 1 91 6 -l 7

Donations reported last meeting Donations not previously reported

1 1 91 T 7 7 . otal Donations to Date , Apr . , Bills for stationery and printing last year Chamberlain House Repair Fund deposited in Bank of Hawaii

Memorial Bldg . Fund T 1 91 5 1 91 6 Payments to reas . T 1 91 6 1 91 7 Payments to reas .

Chamberlain House Repair Fund Certificate of Deposit originally 30 1 91 7 Accrued Interest to Mar . ,

30 1 91 7 Certificate of Deposit dated Mar . ,

ll d Respectfu y submitte , G S . . WILDER ,

Treasurer Chamberlain House Committee .

1 1 91 7 H 7 . Honolulu , T . . , April , 61

Nam e s o f Do n o rs .

m a b e r n . Alexan d e r, A . C . Ch lai , Clio O n an re n am b e r a n A lle ia Ale xan d e r , H e l e d c hild Ch l i , th o e an e r n e s . Churc h Fr an c e s A . L rd Al x d , Ag B , ( )

e a a . ar u b r Al exan d r, M rt h E Cl k , H e t r a n ar M Al exan de , M ry Ja e Cl k , rs . Harri e t M . r ws o b e r s o n o e m an arr as An d e , R t Wil C l , H i e t C tle o o e An drews , M aria C k , J . P .

a o o o e au . An d rew s , C rl B we rs C k , M d M n n o o e An d rew s , Wi ifre d P . C k , J . P J r . rm s ro n ar c e C o o ke Em ily M o n tagu e A t g , M y Ali , M u o o e n h o n s . e e r a w n At ert , r J li t M . C k , H y B ld i M n o e . Atherto , rs . F . C . C o k , Fre d Wild e r n ar z ab e C o o e au e rr n Athe rto , M j Eli th k , M d P i e on e an e r S o o e o u as e an e r Athe rt , Al x d . C k , D gl Al x d n e B a r o o e o r Atherto , Jo s ph lla d C k , D a n a o o e G P Jr Athe rto , Kate M rion C k , eo . . , .

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SY S IN IS R S MBOL THE L T OF MEMBE .

Original members of the Society , whether children of mission

aries or elect members , have their names printed in the usual man a ner . The names of their children are preceded by one st r , and ’ two those of children s children by stars .

In many cases the name is preceded by a symbol in the margin , ’ which denotes the person s m 1 s sion ary parentage or ance stry ; and

the key to the symbols is the list below , in which the missionary

names are given , but no titles .

at Where the residence of a husband is given , that of the h t e . wife , in next line , is the same

D m o n r n e 1 S . . . a e A I W . P . Ale xa d r C Da B . W P k r D 2 e n w S . bb A 2 L . A d re s Di l W . H . Ric e w D 4 i m o n S n . A 3 . L . A dre s H D d W c a s . Ri h rd D o e 4 r w 5 . A . n e s C B . A d D D l

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PI . . ow e . orb e s G B R ll R I E . Ba il ey C F 2 r e a G . S . e n B 2 D . B ldwin J G S u e . R ggl s

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m H 1 . 0 . a B 4 H . Bin gha E H ll Sm L . ith A H 2 . c c o c B 5 . Bi s ho p H . R Hit h k W Sm J . . ith H . e 5 . B 8 E . B o n d C M Hyd ar C . S . Ste w t S N a e I . Iv e s C l . . C s tl M A T rs o n . hu t mb er a n J1 . o n s o n C Z D . Cha l i E J h n e R . Ti k r m b e r a n 3 . . u C 3 L . Cha l i J G P J dd S V an D u zee K n n e W . . 1 . C 5 E . W . Clark H Ki y e m o re a C . H . W t C G o an L5 . . m n T . C D B Ly S n e L L o n s . Whit y é 6 . C 7 D . T . C o n d Ly , A c o P ar s . Wil x 1 . S . C 8 A . C o o ke J D P i .

5 Av e . 93 . , o , Adams , Frank Eugene W Holt P mona Cal

. . . . o , A . dams , Carrie E ( Jones ) , Mrs F E P mona Cal i‘ ‘ 5 W Av e . A m s 93 . , o , d a , Carolyn Holt P mona Cal

t . . 7 S . , Adams , Rev . John Quincy Seminary , Auburn N Y

. . . . Auburn N Y m . , Ada s , Clara ( Southgate ) , Mrs J Q i“ Aiken o , Worth Osburn Makawa , Maui u Mrs . . . Helen M . ( Chamb erlain ) , W O Makawao , Ma i

F . . S . . Akin , M . Jennie ( Willis ) , Mrs Fall River , Mass * . Alexander , William Douglas Phoenix , Ariz i x n d r Ale a e , Arthur Chambers ’ 40 5 Bank of Hawaii B ldg . , Honolulu is d r . . . Alexan e , Mary E . ( Hillebrand ) , Mrs A C

2561 St . Jones , Honolulu “ o Alexander , William Patterson Hon lulu

O s c an an . Andrews , Adele ( y ) , Mrs . W Brooklyn , N . Y . =" 37 St Andrews , Lorrin Merchant . , Honolulu “ Andrews , Lorrin , Jr . Punahou , Honolulu ”“ 367 A v n N Y e . Andrews , Ethel Montgomery Grand , Brookly , i An drew s P rn ll 25 A v M a e e . , Winifred y Hague , Detroit , ich 41 t . S . Andrews , Lucy Caroline Hillyer , Orange , N J .

Appleby , Grace ( Colcord ) , Mrs . H . O . 569 1 84th t . . W . S , N . Y City 5 6 1 84t 9 . h t . S . . Florence A W , N . Y City a Appleton , Lilla Estelle F yette , Iowa if‘ A r m s tron 50 4 g , Richard P . O . Yale , Hampton , Va . * Armstrong , Matthew Chalmers Hampton , Va . * Armstrong , Morgan Kalani 25 Man uf l . t I l S . . C o . N Dearborn , Best Wall g , Chicago , . a” A rm s tron g , Dorothy

Armstrong, Mary Jane Graham 325 t c o . S . . | Morgan A Jones , Allen , Hudson , N . Y

Armstrong, Mary Alice , Mrs . S . C . Hampton , Va . =f m Ar s tron . g , Daniel Williams Ensign U . S S . Arkansas 243 A v 4 . Armstrong Amelia Hamilton Hillside , Berkeley , Cal .

M c n d . c o a o ra C o . . Arundel , John T | y , San Francisco , Cal

C . Atherton , Juliette ( Cooke ) , Mrs . J . B . 21 35 A v e Oahu , Honolulu * 752 t u S . Atherton , Charles Henry King , Honolul * Atherton , Minnie ( Merriam ) , Mrs . C . H . Honolulu M 5 Atherton 7 2 St . , Violet Miriam King , Honolulu * 21 0 Kau ikeolan i Atherton , Frank Cooke Bldg , Honolulu ”“ Atherton , Eleanore ( Simpson ) , Mrs . F . C . 2234 v e H Kamehameha A , onolulu ” Atherton , Marj ory Elizabeth 2234 Av e Kamehameha , Honolulu M Atherton , Joseph Ballard Honolulu M ‘ ther ton A , Alexander Simpson Honolulu i ‘ Athert on 21 35 Av e , Kate Marion Oahu , Honolulu

Atwater , Annie E . (Benner) , Mrs . W . O . 4 20 Av e . Fairmount , Oakland , Cal * fe B en n er 420 A v e . Atwater , Dora Fairmount , Oakland , Cal f Atw at er . , Juliette Olmstead Oakland , Cal

* ‘ Atwater , Lilian Charlotte ( Baldwin ) , Mrs . F . E . Haiku , Maui ii Au stin . , Franklin Hale Los Angeles , Cal si Au stin . , Charles Jonathan Elkton , Md * Austin , Herbert Clark Hawi , Kohala , Hawaii 67

Babbitt , Sarah M . ( Carter) , Mrs . Winfred H . 2726 Av e Nuuanu , Honolulu ”“ 41 2 8th t . S . Bailey, William Hervey W . , Los Angeles , Cal

C O . . Bailey, Charles Alden E . Auburn , Placer , Cal

Bailey , Jessie ( Cameron ) , Mrs . C . A .

P C o . . E . Auburn , lacer , Cal ”“ C O . . Bailey, Caroline Hubbard E . Auburn , Placer , Cal ”“ Baker , Rev . Albert Sherburne Kealakekua , Hawaii

Harriet A . ( Austin ) , Mrs . A . S . Kealakekua , Hawaii “ Baker, Ruth Caroline Kealakekua , Hawaii 6 v 2 3 A e . Baker , Murray Morrison Flora , Peoria , Ill i‘

B aker . . , Mary E . ( Lyman ) , Mrs M . M . Peoria , Ill M “ B k r 263 A v . a e , Lyman Flora e , Peoria , Ill lb " B k r oss itt 263 v a e C A e . , Mary Flora , Peoria , Ill lg”“ B ker 263 v a A e . , Emily Flora , Peoria , Ill * Balding , Caroline ( Clark ) , Mrs . W . T . Hilo , Hawaii

Baldwin , Lois G . ( Morris ) , Mrs . D . D . Haiku , Maui * Baldwin , Erdman Dwight 40 5 H Bank of Hawaii Bldg , onolulu * NVickliffe 261 4 Ku ahin e Baldwin , Charles Drive , Honolulu * Baldwin , Lincoln Mansfield Wailuku , Maui "= Baldwin , Benj amin Douglas Makaweli , Kauai i‘ B aldwin , William Atwater Haiku , Maui * Baldwin , Mina (Prime ) , Mrs . W . A . Haiku , Maui ” Baldwin , Frances Haiku, Maui “ Baldwin , William Prime Haiku , Maui

Baldwin , Emily W . (Alexander) , Mrs . H . P. Makawao , Maui * Baldwin , Henry Alexander Hamakuapoko , Maui ‘x‘ B aldw in , Ethel F . ( Smith ) , Mrs . H . A . Hamakuapoko , Maui “ Baldwin , Frances Hobron Hamakuapoko , Maui * Baldwin , William Dwight , M . D . Haiku , Maui * Baldwin , Mrs . W . D . Haiku , Maui =“ Baldwin , Dwight Holbrook Haiku , Maui “ Baldwin , Charlotte Haiku , Maui “ Baldwin , Virginia Haiku , Maui i B aldwin 1 0 29 . 0 . , Arthur Douglas Garfield Bld Cleveland , f Bal win d . . . , Reba Louise ( Williams ) , Mrs A D 334 Av e 0 Bolton , Cleveland , . ’” H Baldwin , enry Williams Cleveland , 0 . “ o Baldwin , L uise Mason Cleveland , 0 . M “ B aldwin , Frederick Chambers Cleveland 0 . ” ,

0 . Baldwin , Arthur Alexander Cleveland , 68

ii ii B aldwin 0 , Sarah Granger Cleveland , . “ l 0 Baldwin , Lewis Williams Cleve and , . * Baldwin , Frank Fowler Puunene , Maui Si B aldwin , Harriet , (Kittredge ) , Mrs . F . F . Puunene , Maui si ii B aldwin , Edward Henry Kittredge Puunene , Maui ” Baldwin , Asa Frederick Puunene , Maui $6 ”f B aldwin , Lawrence Alexander Puunene , Maui * Baldwin , Samuel Alexander Makawao , Maui ”“ m Baldwin , Anna Kathrine ( S ith ) , Mrs . S . A . Makawao , Maui “ Baldwin , Helen Gray Makawao , Maui M B aldw in Richard H obron , Makawao , Maui M B aldwin , Barbara Ethel Makawao , Maui C O Baldwin , William Dane Groton , Tompkins . , N . Y . 1 2 1 3th t 9 . S . Baldwin , Mrs . Mary A . ( Morris ) , Portland , Or * Banning , Bernhard Rudolf Magoon Building, Honolulu * Barber , Mabel P . ( Andrews) , Mrs . Clarence W .

Bridgeport , Ct . ”* B arc khau s en P , Mrs . Julie . ( Isenberg) 2 St . Ruhmkorff , , Hanover , Germany

Barnett , Dr . Joseph Los Gatos , Cal . ii B rn s a e ...... , Kate L ( Rogers ) , Mrs Harry S N Sutton , N H

Bartlett , George Lincoln

739 t . l S . Bates , Dudley Conant Irwin , San Rafael , Ca

San . Bates , Mary Louise ( Beals ) , Mrs . D . C . Rafael , Cal i

B a le . . . y y , Mary Richards ( Clark ) , Mrs E B t 1 34 . S . Marlborough , Boston , Mass ii

B z . . a at a . , Minnie H ( Bailey ) , Mrs Benj amin V

In dale C o . . g Farm , Saratoga , Santa Clara , Cal

Beckwith , Prof . Maurice Goodale Bristol , Virginia M m ’ B ec kwith D e art t . . , Holmes p of Labor , Washington , D C

Beckwith , Harriet ( Goodale ) , Mrs . G . E .

58 e . Pomeroy Terrac , Northampton , Mass i B eckwith C Cal. , Mary Goodale asa Colina , Chino , ii B k ith ec w , Martha Warren

. Smith College , Northampton , Mass

Mr . Bicknell , Ellen M . (Bond ) , s James 1 0 7 t 1 S . Punahou , Honolulu * t 1 264 S . o Bicknell , James Kinau , Hon lulu M B ic kn ell , Doreen Aimee Honolulu i Bic kn ell 20 4 St . . , William Bond Green , Melrose , Mass * Ste Bicknell , Henry , D . D . S . Hotel and Union , Honolulu ii B in dt , Ernest August 69

* Jl Bindt , Arthur Paul Rudolph 3258 A v e Monsarrat , Honolulu * Bindt , Bertha Frances Pearl City , Oahu * Ph . Bingham , Hiram , . D

. Casa Alegre , Prospect Hill , New Haven , Conn * . Bingham , Alfreda ( Mitchell ) , Mrs . H . New Haven , Conn M Bin ham . g , Woodbridge New Haven , Conn M “ Bi ham . n g , Hiram IV . New Haven , Conn “ New . Bingham , Charles Tiffany Haven , Conn “ n . Bi gham , Alfred Mitchell New Haven , Conn “ nn Bingham Brewster New Haven Co . " , , Bingham , Mitchell New Haven , Conn . “ n Bingham , Jonathan Brewster New Haven , Con .

Birnie , Rev . Douglas Putnam , D . D . 1 W NV shin t o 1 7 1 1 . a n . 9 . th St . N . , g , D C

Bishop , Cornelia A . (Sessions ) , Mrs . S . E . 2250 A v e Oahu , Honolulu * Bishop , John Sessions , M . D . Forest Grove , Or . * Bishop , Alice ( Moore ) , Mrs . J . S . Forest Grove , Or .

“ ” l 1 0 4 H . Bishop , elen Corne ia Jackson Place , Baltimore , Md M B h is o U . p, John Egbert Clark niversity , Worcester , Mass

Bissell , Mrs . Emily (Pomeroy ) ii Bond , George Shepard Kohala , Hawa 260 0 A v e . Bond , Elias Cornelius Benvenue , Berkeley , Cal * 5 Bond, Robert Elias Eton Court , Berkeley , Cal .

Bond , William Lee P 461 o 0 C . . . . Box , West Branch , Ogemaw , Mich

Bond , Benj amin Davis , M . D . Kohala , Hawaii Mrs h Bond , Emma M . ( Renton ) , . B . D . Ko ala , Hawaii *

c o 0 . Bond , Benjamin Howell | The Billboard , Cincinnati , * ’ h K Sc . Bond , Alice Renton Kohala Girls , ohala , Hawaii * Bond , Kenneth Davis Phillips Exeter Acad . , Exeter , N . H . “ Bond , James Douglas Michigan Univ . , Ann Arbor , Mich . i Bond , Caroline Soph a Kohala , Hawaii

Bond , Abbie Steele

Bond , Julia Page Kohala , Hawaii 61 0 Stan en w ald Bowen , William Alfred g Bldg , Honolulu

Bowen , Emma ( Kennedy ) Mrs . W . A . 1 70 1 Kew alo St . , Honolulu "“ 40 5 1 1 8th St Bowen , William Spencer W . . , N . Y . City “* Bowen , Esther N . ( Robson ) , Mrs . W . S . 40 5 1 1 8th t . S . W , N . Y . City 70

M 6 B ow en 40 5 1 1 8th t . S . . , Elizabeth Robson W , N . Y City

Bowman , Bessie ( Hopper) , Mrs . James H . 1 80 2 Keeau m ok t u S . , Honolulu

Boyd , Nettie E . Calais , Me .

I ~ 1 1 41 Av . . e Bray , Mary E ( Hosea ) , Mrs . Third , Honolulu ”“ 1 1 41 A v e Bray, Carrie Elizabeth Third , Honolulu * Brewer , Helen R . Bozeman , Mont . *

c o . Brewer , Mary E . | Supt . C F . Applegate , Mt . Pleasant , Ia . ”“ w C o . Brewer , Grace Lyman Ed ards , Dawson , Montana * P i Brewer , rof . Will am Fisk 720 3 r d . o S . Ave , Bozeman , Mont . *

. C o . Brewer , Albert David , M . D Edwards , Dawson , Montana *

S . Brewer , Florence Belle ( omers ) , Mrs A . D . Montana * n Brigman , A nie W . (Nott ) , Mrs . M . 674 32n d t . S . , Oakland , Cal

Brown , Charles Augustus c o E . I . Spalding , Honolulu i"‘ B row n , George Ii Boston , Mass . xi“ B rown Av e , Francis Hyde Nuuanu , Honolulu M B row n , Lillian ( Crocker ) , Mrs . J . Melville 1 1 h 738 t t . S . , Wilmette , Ill 7 1 t 38 l h . t S . Elizabeth Norton , Wilmette , Ill

Brown , Mary Ella ( Spooner ) , Mrs . Julius W . 2 A 0 v e . Clifton , Springfield , Mass M B ll k u oc . . , Ruth (Beckwith ) , Mrs A Archibald

Presbyterian Mission , Nanking , China Anson Burlingame

c o . | Rev . A . A Bullock , Nanking, China * Burke , Caroline ( Frear ) , Mrs . F . Ross Valley , Cal .

C o . . c o Campbell , Elizabeth C | Bishop , Honolulu 1 749 a Av e Carter , Charlotte Adelaide Nuu nu , Honolulu 1 749 Av e Carter , Mary N . Nuuanu , Honolulu O H C . Carter , Joseph Oliver Bank of Bishop , onolulu “ A 1 5 Av e . . Carter Henry . P . Washington , Albany N Y , _ ,

1 5 Av e . . Carter , Grace Stevens Washington , Albany , N Y ”* 472 St u Carter , George Robert Judd . , Honol lu i 4 2 t R 7 . C ar t r G A . S e , Helen ( Strong ) Mrs . Judd , Honolulu “ Carter , Elizabeth Honolulu “ Carter , Phoebe Honolulu M “ r er C a t , George Robert Jr . Honolulu " , Carter , Edith M . ( Hartwell ) , Mrs . A . W . 50 1 t S . N . Judd , Honolulu i 25 t tle Ethelw n 6 S . C as , Hattie y Alfred Wyllie , Honolulu "‘ Sa Castle , muel Northrup 3 St 0 . C o . c o . | Gen Electric , Church , New York City ”“ . . Castle , Anna E . ( Haviland ) , Mrs S N . New York City “ Castle , Northrup Haviland New York City

1 25 St . Castle , William Richards Merchant , Honolulu

Castle , Ida B . ( Lowrey ) , Mrs . W . R .

1 30 1 St . " Victoria , Honolulu 4 t . 2 3 S . Castle William Richards Jr . Beacon , Boston , Mass " , , W . . Castle , Margaret ( Farlow) , Mrs . . R . Jr Boston , Mass ” 243 t . Castle Rosamund Beacon S . Boston , Mass " , , 2538 Av e Castle , Alfred Lowrey Nuuanu , Honolulu * Castle , Ethelinda ( Schaefer) , Mrs . A . L . Honolulu ” Castle , Alfred Lowrey, Jr . Honolulu ” Castle , Gwendolyn Honolulu “ Castle , William Donald Honolulu * 1 30 1 t S . Castle , Alice Maud Beatrice Victoria , Honolulu 60 7 Stan en w ald H Castle , George Parmelee g Bldg , onolulu

Castle , Ida M . ( Tenney ) , Mrs . G . P . 2937 Kalakau a A v e Honolulu " , 2937 Kalakau a A v e Castle , Dorothy Mary , Honolulu Kau ikeolan i Castle , James Bicknell Bldg , Honolulu

Castle , Julia ( White ) , Mrs . J . B . 291 5 Kalakau a A v e , Honolulu * Kain alu Kauikeolan i Castle , Harold Long Bldg , Honolulu H Castle , Mabel ( Wing) , Mrs . enry N . t H l . 6 te 0 th . A . o S v e St George , , Blackstone , Chicago ”‘ Castle , Elinor Henry St . George Hotel, Chicago

Cathcart, Lillian S . * Chamberlain , Rev . Horace Wright 891 5 A v e Exchange , S . Chicago , Ill . "‘ Stan en w ald Chamberlain , William Warren g Bld . , Honolulu * W W Chamberlain , Clio ( Newton ) , Mrs . . . t S . Spencer , Honolulu M Chamb rlain e St . , Warren Levi Spencer , Honolulu “ St Chamberlain , Clio Olivia Spencer . , Honolulu ” Allethea t S . Chamberlain , Mabel Spencer , Honolulu

Chamberlain , Helen ( Lightbody ) Mrs . J . P . La Mesa Cal . " , ,

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