The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-01

at the top. center and bottom and along
tie front edges with diamond shaped
pieces Of black chsntiiIy. The sleeves are
long and made like the oTerskirt, with
jet and lace.
In sharp contrast with the separate
waist which + more fashionable than
ever. is the Empire gown which / viii
tel you about. II j. made Of brilliant
black -meteOr' crepe. The tunic with
its Empire front and Princes back. fast
ems behind IL is 0rnamented with ap-
piiQued motifs OF Ochre lace edged with
a little cord At the bottom Is a wide
band Of the same lace. corded with black
silk. The tuuic falls over a foundation
u black six that Is finished with little
rDsette-like flowers Of black ulousseline
De sole ruching The lace is repeated in
sort Of siised boler0 at the top Of the
corSage.
The crepe sleeves. lowered with lace,
are frightened 20 the shoulders BIZ means
81 lace tops. At the lefr side are three
cabbage roses crowded together. and COW
ering the tops OF two long. fun stream
ers Of black liberty silk. heavily bordered
with lace
Thanksgiving dinners were much in
evidence last Thursday and the strangers
and homeless ones were wei taken care
Of hv our hOspitable households / know
OF one family who entertained twenty be-
sides the usual house party. and il was
the exception in most families not 10 have
at least several extra covers OF course
ogr English cousins could not participate
Do the feasting and who expected il, I
did hear. however. that one American
household felt most affronted because
their invitation 10 dine on Thanksgiving
evening was declined with thanks" by
n patriotic English family. How droll Of
the American There is much good fel-
iowship amongst the two natiOus-especi-
ally since the Spanish war-but one could
hardly expect an Englishman 10 rejoice
over national disaster-frOm their point
Of view.
Miss Sarah Mitchell Carter and Mr..
Winifred Howard Bahbitt were married
in Central Union Church on the evening
Of Thanksgiving Day. in the presence Of
several hundred Of their friends and we'll
wishers.
After the ceremony. which was one of
the prettiest weddings of the year. per-
formed by the Rev. William Morris Kin
caid. the wedding party. including mem
hers Of the immediate family. were en-
tertained at supper ar the Carter home on
Nuuanu avenue. after which the bridal
pair betOok themselves to the Peninsula
by special train taking their departure
amid a storm Of rice and Anticipated
shoes
The decorations in Central Union
Church were in green and yellow Great
banks Of spreading palms and beautiful
ferns completely hid the pulpit and the
organ loft. while magnificent flaming
chrysanthemums in grand profusion ere
ated a striking effect with the deep green
Of the wall of large branches for back
ground. All the way from San Francisco
the gorgeous blooms had iourneyed, max
ing the voyage over the sea on the ice.
In harmony with the pulpit effect,
twined MALE leis were strung from the
chancel 10 the gallery.
The ewes Of the guests we're delighted
as the vision of prettiness in the church
was first revealed 10 them. Ten pupils
OF the Kamehameha Schools took IN the
strains OF the bridal chorus from Lohen-
grin as the bridal party entered the