The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-09-11
PRETTY WEDDING BENEATH
AN ARCH OF BANYAN LEAVES

captain Samuel Johnson of the Ma
tlonal Guard of Hawaii, and Miss Olive
Feafl cameron. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver Porter Cameron, were we'd
DEG yesterday evening at the home OF
Mrs. E. Williams. Chaplain lane, amid
wealth of sweet scented island bios
SONS and surrounded by hosts of well
wishers. "A beautiful arch formed of
banyan leaves, interspersed with the
oeilcate blossoms of the plumaria, was
raised in corner of the parlor beneath
4 which stood Rev. ]. p Erdman. of
Central Union Church while he pro-
tneunced the weli-mated couple husband
and wife. The Keystone of the arch was
composed of two heart-shaped decora-
tons, one of red and the other of white
formations. The wedding was pretty
summer affair and the evening begun
with the joining of the two hearts pass
ed off merrily to the tripping of many
fleet as the Inspiring Strains of music
Ifoated in to the rooms from the slawn
where an orchestra of musicians was
lennbowered.
A mered under the glow of dozens. of
4 Oriental lanterns swaying from the
trees and shrubbery In valley breeze
The verandahs were decorated with
signal flags and the national colors ar
tistically draped and twined about the
pillars. In the main parlor, where the
wedding ceremony took place, were dis
played prominently the national, Ha-
1 s;,.. n.
recognition of the groom's birthplace.
Festoons of ginger leaves were strung
from a central chandelier to the cor
ners of the room. The main arch was
} divided by. an American flag and a
Russian flag, the latter conceit of the
J members of FL company, N. G. H,
who gave their services to their COM
mander for this purpose. In the dining
room the numerous presents received by
the bride and groom were displayed and
were much admired. The senior crew
of the Myrtle Boat Club, of which the
groom is prominent member, sent
beautiful set Of silver knives, forks and
spoons; the employees of the Public
Works bureau over which Mr.. Johnson
Ipresides. presented a handsome silver
table service of a dozen pieces. There
| were many gifts of cut glass, hand
painted china, vases. spoons and many
Il useful household articles.
At $50 Wray Taylor and Mr.. Rosen
played the opening bars of the Lohen-
! grin march, and simultaneously Mr..
Lishman and Mr.. Lyle formed a lane
of ribbons to the arch, followed by the
bridesmaid, Miss Alice Johnson, who
! was attired in a pretty gown OF white
chiffon, trimmed with applique. She
! tod Oh - TIL
Then came the bride leaning on the
arm of her father. She presented a
picture of youthful and demure love-
Illness In her wedding gown of white
satin, trimmed with white lace and
chiffon. The skirt was bordered with
ruffled white ribbons. The sleeves,
worn long, were tucked, the lower part
of lace and tucked ruffling. The bride
wore a tulle veil caught In her chest
nut hair with orange blossoms. She
carried a shower bouquet of white
roses.
l The brides mother wore a gaslight
India silk with a deep flounce of silk
lace on the corsage. Mrs. Ed williams
wore a handsome gown of turquoise
blue silk, trimmed with chiffon.
/ The party was met in front of the
banyan arch by the groom, attended
! by his best man, Mr.. Ralph Raymond
The simple ritual of the Congregation
kneeling upon satin pillows during the
benediction. After the post-nuptial
! Fluctuations were. said and the bride
kissed by her many friends, the rooms
4 We're cleared for dancing, which con =
tinued until after II o'clock. Big
punchbowls, filled to overlooking with
champagne punch and lemonade, and
served with dainty refreshments, were
/ the center of = attraction between
/ dances.
The bride and groom left for their
NEW home in Pawaa after the dancing
was over, where they will reside In
/ future. One of the last of the pretty
| things to go into the home was a
handsome piano, the gift of the groom
| to the bride.
Those invited were:
! Mr.. William Soper. Mr.. P. Lishman
Mr. II. Giles, Mr.. A. Giles, Mr. Charles
Frazier, Mr.. Mearle Johnson, Mr.
Ralph Raymond, Mr.. F. Holzheiser
Mr. w F. Drake, Mr. 1. Livingstone,
Mr. J. Rosen, Mr.. Collins. Mr.. George !
Angus, Mr.. D. Renear, Mr.. Fred West, !
Mr. Joe Dias, Miss E. Coughran, Mrs
l.. M Robertson. Miss Mae Weir, Miss !
Emma Taylor, Miss May Giles, Miss
Alice Johnson, Miss Helen Johnson. |
Miss Hilda Lederer, Miss Ella Dayton, |
Miss Eva Dayton, Miss Ella Ziegler |
Miss Alice Ziegler, Miss Clara Gertz, |
Miss Lizzie Quincy, Miss cara Cur
fiey Mr. William Coney, Mr.. X B.
Kidd. Mr.. J. Belser. Mr.. F. Weed, Mr.. /
Fred Berger, Mr.. W. Woon, Mr.. Otto !
Burmiston, Mr.. and Mrs. William Har-
ris. Mr.. and Mrs. George Martin, Mr.. /
and Mrs. ]. w Short, Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Kube, Capt. and Mrs. A. L. Soule, MI
and Mrs.1S. Lederer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Johnson
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Hagens, Miss Mary |
Mott. Mrs, Badgeley, Miss Goldie Cur
ney, Miss Agnes Smith. Mrs: Warder,
Mrs. Quick, Miss Agnes Weed, Mr..
and Mrs. Tracy. Mr.. and Mrs: J.
Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID: Boya,
Mrs b. III. Wright, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Damon, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Day
ton. Major and Mrs. Charles ziegier.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Ramsay Mr..
and Mrs. c. Charlock, Mr. and MIS-.
AInNaioh Mr. and MIS-. a w.