The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-29
Fashions and Society,

asz.orifeb Plated to the eitoE where
they ferninetei with white taEetx CUTS
affh an INSIDE hAnd - that they might
= easily reEnoVed fer The laundry TIE
sailor eoii4r was 81 white taEefa. with
motifs 81 iaee At the corners
Another frpk WAS II rev silk finished
orxauay. The circalaF skirt was gathered
irhinf and iFimned with three Foys Of
tsSIe r1zehInz erTangei IN seaIlopd out
line The iodiee had Z triple 0rgandr
essllaT edeed with bias folds Of the saue.
L vas open 81 the top over a collar ard
shield u tie same material lingerie
ttssked. The fasfe1Ing Al one side vas
aceii0ped and eiErd with q tnile ruchinz
The sleeves snread little a the bottom
over Rnder-pEfs. thar were gathered into
straight elId hands.
4 very elafsfAle gown was one Of white
la0itsseifne DE- s0ie over Elsite silk The
circular Ekirf was trimmed with three
giTcTlar RIFLES all equal IN width and
evenly put On Each ruiifie Vas boraered
with a fold Of bias white satin The
outer skirt opened down one side. where
! il fastened uith a senef OF white satin
i-oWs eenfered on small square pearl but
TONS The same arrangement Of bows and
buckles decked the fastening at the side Of
the bodice. which was smooth fitting be-
i bind and slightly bloused IN front. The
I tatt-ltF ~ 4HEAttrt AtAllkAAta viii AuAEr
rows % ruching applied IN heart shape,
I the top one serving as a border to 3
small hearf-shaped yoke Of tucked nous
seine The cuffs were Of silk covered
with mousseiine de sole and edged with
ruching. TIE pulled lower sleeves were
I unlined A uarrow white girdle encircled
the waist. This. Of course. Is a most
elaborate gown. but it could be copied in
other materials 10 advantage
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Have you ever noticed how cireumspeci
even a firtatious man may be when be
il paying serious attention to a young
LADY,
But young girls should not be satisfied
when such n man has bat partially re
I formed.
II he smokes and drinks and has al
the other vices of the calendar befors
marriage. depend upon it that nine times
out Of ten he viii not reform after wed
lock. for II is not every man who car
change the habits and impulses which hav'
become deeply grated in the bone. ans
turn over q new leaf.
What man viii not do before MARI
age is no criterion of what he will do az
forward.
II woman has not influence enough
10 effect a reform in the days of court
ship. depend upon il her chances vii
grow alarmingly simmer after he has les
her to the altar TO be sacrificed.
II he does not keep bis promises befor
marriage. thar will be one of the rock
ahead in life.
The wedding of Miss Gertrude Scot
ard Mr.. Richard Ivers was the SOFIA
event OF the week The old saying. Hap
py the bride the ssh shines on wa
surely illustrated on Tuesday. for il ha
been duh all the morning. but at higl
noon the sun burst forth in all its glory
The bridal party consisted of Mr.. an
Mrs. William G. Irwin, Mrs. Ivers. Pro
fessor and Mrs NJ NJ. Scott. Miss Mariol
Scott. Miss Irwin. Miss Spaulding MI
Leslie Scott Mr. Harry Whitney and tn
ushers.
The four ushers led the procession an
were followed by the bridesmaid. Mis-
Marion Scott. in lovely white organdl
trimmed with lace She wore a pictur
! hat trimmed with white chiffon and o: