The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-03-24
Wedding At ST. ANDREWS
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perfect garden of flowers and greens
The large and beautiful Hawaiian flag
belonging to John A. Cummins will
be displayed in the house.
On the open lanai in back DR.. Coop
er and bride will receive their guests
They will stand in the mauka Eva
corner under a prodigious star of
white flowers and white carnations. At
the point of each star will be an cleo
trio light, also one in the center. A
portion of the lanai will be enclosed
with solid mass of green's and vines.
The sides and ceiling of the open
porch will be literally covered with
flowers, ferns and evergreens. A squad
of soldiers from the barracks did this
portion of the decorating.
An immense punchbowl will be sta
toned in one corner, and completely
covered with foliage.
While the reception is going on, the
Hawaiian Government Band under
the leadership of Professor. Berger,
will play a serenade outside on the
lawn. Through the Kindness of Mar
shal Brown Il squad of police will be
on hand to accommodate the guests
and to look after the carriages.
Following the reception the bride
and groom will leaye for the McGrew
country residence in special train,
kindly furnished by Mr.. b. F. Dilling-
ham.
The beautiful bride, accomplished
and popular, is the daughter of DR..
and Mrs. John S. McGrew. Her soft.
lustrous eyes, dark hair and brilliant
complexion, making a delightful COM
bination with graceful. attractive
figure. Miss McGrew was raised in
the islands, and is in every way a
fair Honolulu type. She possesses a
full rich voice and is a good violinist
She has always lent. her aid to all en-
tertainments including private the
atricals and her popularity is largely
due to this fact.
DR.. Cooper is at present enjoying a
good practice. He is regimental sur
geon with the rank of major in the
National Guard of Hawaii, and physi-
clan in charge of the Queens Hospital
and Oahu prison. He will take post
graduate course in New York while
away on his wedding jaunt through
the States.
DR.. and Mrs. Cooper will be "at
home to their many friends in
August.
The brides gifts made a magnificent
| collection, especially of beautiful
vases, cut glass ware, pieces of silver
and paintings. There have been very
few. if any. Honolulu brides who have
been so fortunate as Miss McGrew.
This morning, while Miss McGrew and
her bridesmaids and friends were
busting around the house engaged in
arranging things for tonight's celcbra-
ton, kapuni, an old hunchbacked ma
tive woman, appeared at the door with
handsome koa poi bowl in her arms
This is for Katie" she said, "and I
wish her God-speed." The woman was
Miss McGrew's nurse, and very warm
friendship exists between the two.
Among the other presents were:
Royal Worcester candlesticks, cut
glass flower bowl, silver berry spoon.
gold bonbOnnere, Russian enamel vase.
silver berry spoon, one dozen large tea
spoons, one dozen butter knives, one
silver hand mirror, one hand made
handkerchief, solid tea pot, cream Jug
and sugar bowl, drawn work japanese
tea cup, cut glass ice cream bowl, sill
YER trimmed, silver topped salve box.
silver fish fork and knife, Chinese
yellow silk embroidered drape, silvcr
pickle fork, silver spoon, silver three
pronged fork, hand painted fan, as
paragus fork and spoon, silver bonbon
dish, half dozen enameled coffee
spoons, one dozen nut picks and crack
ers, amethyst pin, embroidered iris
center piece linen, embroidered corn
flower photo frame, one-half dozen
sugar spoons, one dozen sugar silver
spoons, one pair sugar tongs, silver
salad spoon and fork, one dozen silver
coffee spoons, silver cream pitcher and
sugar spoon, one pair chinele porcelain
vases, sardine fork, limoge cup and
saucer, cut glass vase, silver bon bon
dish and spoon, miniature cut glass
box, silver berry spoon and sitter,
sauce spoon to match, cut glass pitch
er, cut glass ice bowl, silver trimmed,
wooden hall chair, one half dozen cut
glass salt cellars, sugar tongs, gold
purse amethyst top and chain, sardine
fork, butter knife, dozen plate fork !
one pair Chinese vases, one dozen pat |
ty forks, cut glass perfume bottles
silver tops, one dozen oyster forks, |
cameo picture, lacquer boxes, cut glass |
dish and mirror stand, cut glass desert