The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-03-18
FRANE-AYMAN WEDDING.
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EV-nt.

EVrnt.
A pretty and interesting wedding
took place at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry w. Hyman, 1916
California street, last Tuesday eve
ming, when their daughter, Miss les
sic HYman, was united in marriage
TO Louis j. Frank Of the firm Of S.
II. Frank q Co. The young couple
have a host OF friends, with whom
they are dcservedly popular, aud
they start out in their welded life
under the most pleasant and favora-
bic auspices. About two hundred
relatives and intimate friends were
invited to witness the wedding and
they assembled at the residence
about O. clock. Innate taste, pretty
fancies and clever designing were
elements which, in combination,
served to make the residence unusu-
ally attractive, as it had been deco
rated by Miss Bates in manner
that called forth encomiums of praise
from all. The brightest of spring
blossoms, in generous array, were
deity mingled with foliage, grasses
and climbing vines, while siIken
draperies added much TO the charm
ing effect produced.
To the melodious strains of the
wedding march the bridal party made
its appearance in the parlors at $3.50
O'Clock, headed by ten little boys
and girls dressed becomin9ly in
white and carrying bouquets of fair
blossoms. The sister of the bride,
Miss Hattie Lyman, was the maid of
honor, and Albert Frank acted as
best man. The ceremony was per-
formed beneath picturesque bower
by Rev. Falk Vidaver.
The bride, who is possessed of
more than the usual allotment of
beauty, looked lovely in an elegant
toilet of white faile Franchise, made
with court train. 1t was delicately
embellished with sprays of natural
orange blossoms, and her graceful
figure was completely enveloped by
the long, flowing veil of white silk
moIeine. The corsage was cut round,
with long sleeves, and her gloves
were of white undressed kid. She
carried an exquisite hand bouquet of
lilies of the valley.
The maid of honor, Miss Hattie
Lyman, appeared very pretty IN an
attractive costume of white Pompa-
dour silk, made with a demitrain
and cut decollete. Her hand bouquet
was of delicately shaded pink roses.
Mrs. II, W. LYMAN, mother of
the bride, was attired in an elegant
costume of canary-colored brocade
made with court train and finished
with feather trimming of 4 harmonic
ing shade. Her ornaments were OF
sparkling diamonds.
The ceremony was followed by the
congratulations of all present and
then dancing was enjoyed on the can
vased floors to excellent music. At
II clock sumptuous supper was
served by Ludwig, at which feIic-
tous toasts and responses were in or
der and merry making and good
cheer prevailed. The remainder of
the evening was passed in the most
pleasant manner and delightful me.
mories of it will ever linger in the
minds of the participants. The pre-
aents sent to the young couple were
all of the most elegant description,
comprising rich gold and silverware,
jewels, articles Of vertu and art trea.
sures. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank left on
the following day to make tour of
the southern part of the State, and
upon their return they will reside in
Menlo Park. San Francisco Chro.
niCle, March 9.