Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-12-05
A SOCIETY WEDDING
MISS POLLY DUNN AND
II. MACfARLANE UNITED
Ceremony Performed by Rev. Alex.
Macintosh 0ver $50 Guests
Present - Delightful
Weddi & Supper.

Miss Mary Louise Dunn and Henry
Richard Macfarlane Jr., were married
last evening at the home Of the groom's
parents on Punahou street. Society
people OF Honolulu were out In great
numbers.
The old Widemann home was decor
ated in excellent taste for the occasion.
the prevailing colors being the bridal
white and pale pink. In the hallway.
there was profusion OF tropical
plants, palms predominating. Pink
tulle was wound about the chandeliers
and over the windows of the front
rooms. In the rear parlor, where the
altar had been erected, while tulle rib
bons were evident everywhere. Maid
en- hair ferns formed part Of the decor.
ations. 50
The ceremony was performed under
a bell made of white carnations. in an
altar space limited by white tulle and
ribbon ratings, surrounded by palm
leaves and colored grasses. Rev. Alex
ander Macintosh united the young
couple in the holy bands of wedlock.
II was shortly after the hour set
that the wedding march began and the
guests in the hallway were parted by
the ushers with white ribbons. clearing
the way for the passage of the bridal
procession. Walter Dillingham;, Rob.
ert Atkinson, Tarn McGrew and South
ard Hoffman were the ushers who
cleared the way. Miss Lady Macfar-
lane led the bridal procession, followed
by Miss Irmgard Macfarlane and Miss
Helen Macfarlane. Miss Mayo Colburn
came next. Immediately preceding the
bride who rested on the arm Of her
brother. Henry c. Dutton
Rev. Alex. Macintosh had already
taken his place and had been Joined
the groom with his best man, Her
mann Widemann. After the ceremony
came a reception which lasted for an
hour, and then supper, served in
marquee mauka of the house. In the
center OF the tent was a table for the
bridal party.
The wedding presents were very
handsome and were displayed under
PiSt'Ntiohs hU toupit
will spend their honeymoon at Ahui-
manu-. the country home of the groom's
parents. Among the two hundred and
iifty guests present at the wedding
were the following: Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. MacIarlane, Mr..
ana Mrs. +. W. Mactariane, Mr.. and
.irs. j. NJ. DowseIt. Mr.. anu Mrs.
CHRISTIAN Conradt, MRS. William Lanz,
Mr. and Mrs. 'Wundenberg, MIR. Hicks.
mr. Tarn McGrew, Mar. and Mrs. +.
NJ. Hatch. Admiral and Mrs. Casey,
ana MISS Casey, Captain Kelter OF the
Wisconsin and star. Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
=. Doe, Mrs. Acknowledgements, Mr..
and Mrs. Lake. Mr.. Halves. Colonel
and Mrs. j. X. Soper. Major George
Potter. Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Hall, Mr..
and Mrs. T. +. Lansing. MIR. and Mrs.
Grimwood. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. W. JOr-
dan, James Spencer. Professor and
Miss Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. George II.
Carter. j. o. Carer, Miss Mary Car
ter Mr.. Cushman Carter, A. 8. Cleg.
horn. the Misses Walker, frank Arm
strong. H. Walker. %. hev. and Mrs.
Mac ntosh, Miss Won Holt, Cecil
Brown, Miss Dixon, Mrs. Belle Jones,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gartley. Mr.. G. W.
Booth. Mr.. and Mrs. Smithies. Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. ID. Tenney, Mr.. anu Mrs. w.
X. Castle, Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson.
Miss Robinson. Mr.. Walter L.lling.
ham. Master Guy Elliot Macfarlane,
Walter Mactarlane, !. A. Gilman, Mr..
and Mrs. j. 8. Walker. u. S. Judge
and Mrs. Estee. Chief Justice and
Mrs. Frear. W. Porter Boyd. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rice. r.. NOrrie. DR.. and Mrs.
Walters. DR.. and Mrs. May. DIR. Coop.
er. Mrs. Mary Gum. Mr.. and Mrs
smith. Miss Juliet King. High Sheriff
and Mrs. A. M. Brown. Mrs. J. s.
Walker. Isaac billing Jam. Miss May
Damon. Prince Cupid Kalanianaole
and Princess Kalanianaole, Mrs. EN-
ma Defries and Mr.. Defries. Jr.. and
many others.