Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-10-29
BRILLIANT WEDDING
ARTHUR F. WALL AND
HARRIET l. LEVERS
st. Andrews Cathedral and Home Ct
Brides Parents Grandly Decor
ate-An Immense
Assembly.

lcvening in presence of a company that
IOverflowed the edifice. Rev. Alexander
Macintosh performed the rite and
the choir of the Second Congregation.
under the direction OF the cathedral
oiganist. Mr.. Wray Taylor, sang Sc.
lect hymns. The service was made as
musical as possible. In honor of the
bridegroom, who has for several years
been member of the choir. While
the congregation was assembling the
organist beautifully played this pro.
gram: Wedding March, Gounod: Ga.
Vote Nuptial, Lauten; Cavalleria Rus.
tlcana, Mascagni; Berceuse, Delbruck;
/ Wedding Music, Diehl. Upon the en-.
try OF the bridal party, which by the
way was most stately procession,
the hymn Faithful and True" was
sung to the music Of l.ohcngrin bri.
dal march. During the ceremony, with
the subdued tones of the organ were
mingled the softened notes Of the vio
lin. In the hands of Prof. Jos. hosen,
playing Schumans Traumerei. As the
party went up to the altar after the
lbenediction the choir sang the psalm,
blessed are they that fear the Lord"
and accompanying the procession to
the vcstry for the signing of the regis
ter, the choir and organ with splendid
effect rendered special wedding
march. one exclusively reserved for
the marriage Of a member of the choir.
Then. as the party retired down the
main aisle, and the congregation dis.
persed through all the doors, the or.
ganist played Mendelssohns magnii.
cent wedding march.
As the bridal party advanced, keep.
Ing step to the slow measures of the
initial march, the groom took his place
ut the chancel rail. being attended by
Mr.. Charles s. Weight the best man.
The bride, leaning on the arm of her
father. Mr.. Robert Levers. carried her
self like princess. She wore an ex.
Guisite gown of white satin en- traine.
The bodice trimmed with point lace,
ana veil of tullc. caught In the hair
with spray OF orange blossoms. Wear.
Ing gold necklace. which was worn
by her grandmother as a bride, she
bore in her hand the fan that her
mother had held as bride. Accom-.
panying her was the maid of honor.
Miss Helen SOrenson. Preceding the
bride were the bridesmaids-Miss
Kate Patty. Miss lrmgard Schaefer,
Miss May Damon. Miss Katheryn Wild.
diheld. Miss Jennie Giffard and Miss
Margie Peterson. They carried boll.
quets OF roses and maidenhair. The
ushers led the procession, being: j. o.
carter. Jrr DIR. Afford G.. WALL Merle
Johnson, Wade Armstrong W. II.
Babbitt and Harry Pcnhallow. The
rendition OF the Episcopal wedding
service by the officiating clergyman
was at once hearty and impressive.
In the front pews reserved for the
families and intimate friends of the
parties were seated: Mrs. Robert
Levers, Mrs. 4. T.. Wall, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. o. Carter c. NJ, Cooke. Dr. Il
o. Wall, Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Wall
Thomas Wall. Walter Wall Mrs pen.
haIlow. Governor and Mrs, Dole. Al.
torney General and Mrs. n p Dojo
Mr.. and Mrs. f., w. Maclarlano Mir
and Mrs. J. =. Howatt, Miss Carter
Mrs. Annis Montague Turner.
The decorations of the cathedral In.
terror were splendid. No Dissertation
would do them Justice. The central
piece was canopy OF white taletan
over the chancel front. beneath which
the couple were Joined in the hoIv
bonds. There was a variety of green.
cry, In luxuriant foliage and delicate
fronds. with a wealth of flowers
which would have been bewiiderinp
had II all not been arranged with con.
summate taste and system. The dec
orators were Mrs. L. ID, Tenney. Mrs
Arthur NJ. Brown and Mr.. Ernest Par
ker.
The wedding reception was hold nj
Ha,ekulani, the Waikiki residence n,
me bride parents. This benutiful
ocean beach retreat was IN Surgeons
preparation for the event, what with
Nominations of the house and grounds
and the rooms and Ianais yeritable
tropical bowers. Those whose ortf,l
hands produced the beautiful arrange.
ments were: Mrs. George Herbert
Mrs. Helen Noonan, Mrs. Charles In,
cas-, Mrs. John Lucas. Mrs. George
Kluegel, Mrs. Willard Brown, Miss Lii.
ian Patty. Miss Bella Weight. Miss In
cy Roth and Mrs. Penhailow. Booths
, for the service of refreshments stood
on the beach front. There was va
ried supply of cool beyerapes served
p'o'"No ''c 'IediIl anu CAKE, ana every