The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-02

went To the OTpheurn- with the wild
desire for amusement which some
times overwheims one The bill was
a good one.
An interesting 1uptial event of Wed
nesday evening vas that which united
in marriage Miss Mary Eloise Castle
and Mr. Benjamin Lodge Marks It
was a home weaaing and one Of the
prettiest ever seen in this town The
Rev. Henry Parker oficiated and the
bride was attended by her maid OF
honor. Miss Lillian Bacon OF Montreal.
and the bridesmaids. Miss Beatrice
Castle. Miss Helen Lo~rey. Miss Claire
Williams and Miss Edith Williams.
The best man was Mr.. Andrew Adams.
As the bridal party advanced the
girls OF Kamehsmeha School sang n
low tones the music Of the Lohengrin
wedding march most sweetly. After
the ceremony Mendelssohn's wedding
march was magnihcently played by
Nj Wray Taylor.
Tae bride looked exceedingly pretty
in her simple but elegant gown OF
white silk and white Illusion. the bridal
ven lending a sweet enchantmena to
,-e whole toilette. She carried q bou-
quet Of white carnations and maiden
hair. Miss Lillian Bacon's blonde beau
T. was much enhanced by her bewitch-
ing costume Of white pima trimmed
with blue chiffon and ribbons. The
bridesmaids looked exceedingly at
tractive. The bride was given into
the keeping of the groom by her uncle.
Mr.. W r. Castle. After the ceremony
z reception was given 10 the many
friends. and dancing was the feature
Of the evening. The presents were
numerous and costly. Little souvenir
boxes OF wedding cake were given
each guest at departure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marx departed early.
The honeymoon will be spent at the
Dillingham; place on the other side Of
the island.
Prince David, looking very hand
some. was at the Orpheum on Thanks
giving evening with a large box party
Mrs. Lizzie Wilder of Judd street
gave a delightful inner party on
Thursday evening for Mr.. Addison
Miner.
One OF the prettiest Hawaiian girla
| have ever seen was occupying a box
seat on Thursday evening at the Or
pheum. She was accompanied by Mr..
Cunha With the native grace of the
Hawaiian she combined the animation
of the Latin race. which made her
perfectly fascinating. In fact. think
the pretty Hawaiian was the attrac-
tion Of the evening for the audience
The at home" given by Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Levers on Friday even
ing at Halekulani. to meet Miss Bag.
ley, was a most delightful affair The
house was beautifully decorated with
palms. banana stalks and other plants
Miss Bagley was dressed in white
mouseline de sole. with a golden Cir
~ e about her waist. She made pleas
ing picture. The house looked very
brilliant with the many eolored lights.
and the lanai was particularly attrac-
tive. banked with palm leaves and
many tropical plants. The port coch-
ere OF matched palm branches was |
very tropical and added much to the |
beauty of the occasion. Dancing was
kept up until late hour.
The fair on the English cathedral |
grounds was a most successful oeca- |
sion and all that those interested |
could desire II attracted hundreds |
OF people and brisk sales were the re-
suit The efforts of those interested
were untiring. and all are very much
pleased
A cablegram received by Mrs. Mary
Widdifield from Miss Widdifield stat
ed that she was to have been married
18th.
MIR. and Mrs. Dutton of San Fran
cisco are at the Hawaiian Hotel
4
Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ. Damon are 1T
their Nuuanu avenue residence for the
winter.
4
Or. and Mrs Walter Hoffman gave
a dinner party Thursday evening for
Lieutenant Deekin-
The Mott-Smiths returned from Eu.
rope during the week.
Mrs. Mary Widditield has quite re
covered from the accident OF last
week. and entertained few friends
Thursday evening.
Mr.. Andrew Adams has quite recov-
cred from his illness.
CHIFFON"
GRAVES OF AGNES soREL.