The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-06-20
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IN BOSTON
Vim. r. Castle, Jr. and
Bride Coming
Here.

Arlington street church seldom has
presented more attractive appear
sn,c than Il did today when. az noon.
the marriage Of Miss Margaret Far
low. daughter OF pr and Mrs. John
Noodford FarloW. OF Beacon street
md MIR william r. Castle, Jr, ~ Ho-
n1lum was solemnized. The church.
with its decorations Of flowers. palms
and other grocnery, was In cool con-
irast ia the heat OF outdoors The
hancel was banked high with great
salms. forming "A background FOR small
er palms, bay trees and high-nodding
ascension lilies, with pink hydrangeas
forming the base The fronts of the
galleries were entwined with ropes OF
laurel leaves, and festoons of this
greenery in many other places, inter-
mingling with small fir trees and bay
trees. combined to give a Christmas eff
feet 10 the church auditorium, an
agreeable impression on day like this.
Bouquets OF bride roses graced the en-
trance TO many of the pews set apart
for guests.
These were received at the church
and seated by the following named ush
ers: Messrs. John A. Dix of New York,
Charles II. McGlensey Of Philadelphia,
John S. Farlow of Boston, A. c. Cool
idge of Cambridge, Arthur w. Talmage
Of New York, Charles NJ. Clark of Phil
adelphia, a. Philip Wadsworth Of Bos-
ton and Alfred l.. Castle of Honolulu.
The ushers all wore as a part of their
sress handsome pearl scarfpins, gifts
Of the bridegroom. While they We're
seating the guests the organist of the
,.h I
'ral charming selections.
The bride was escorted by her father,
DR.. Farlow. who gave her in marriage.
she was richly gowned in lustrous
white satin, the dress having a long,
fun train. over this fell from the hair,
where il was fastened with wreath of
grange blossoms, a long veil of duch-
esse lace. The gown was further en-
riched with trimming of the same lace,
used for the front of the bodice, in
combination with whole pearls, and also
fer the loose sleeves Her ornaments
were diamonds and pearls, and she car
ried "a large bouquet made of bride
roses and lilies of the valley, in shower
effect.
The brides attendants were Miss Be
atrice Castle, as maid of honor, who
was in white India muslin, elaborate
with peating and with much trimming
Of lace insertion and ruffes Her large
nat hat of white chiffon and lace was
trimmed with n wreath of small Scotch
roses. She carried a bouquet of pink
roses. as did the bridesmaids, Miss
Mary Curtis, Miss Helena Curtis, Miss
Gertrude Hubbard, Miss Gertrude
Fiske, Miss Josephine Gould, Miss Ma
define Davis, Miss Pauline Mackay and
Miss Mary Aver, all of whom wore In
dia muslin over yellow silk slips. Their
dresses were much trimmed, while belts
Of yellow panne velvet and small bows
Of the same gave a finishing effect of
color. Their large hats were entirely
Of black. All wore crescents of dia-
monds, gifts from the bride The brides
attendants preceded her to the chancel,
to the familiar music of the "Lohen-
grin" march. The ushers divided and
went by the side aises to form in po-
stion with the rest of the bridal party.
The bridegroom, who is a Harvard
man, was attended by Mr.. +. L. Dud-
ley of Philadelphia as best man. While
the ceremony was being performed by
Rev. Paul Revere rockingham, min
ister of this church, Mr.. Thompson
slayed very softly Walters Prize
Song" from Die Meistersngers." The
BRIDAL party left the church as the
hendelssohn wedding March" was
played.
Following the ceremony. a reception
took place at the home of the brides
parents in Beacon street, where many
guests We're welcomed and where a
wedding breakfast was served. Mr..
and Mrs. Castle are to enjoy a long
wedding journey and eventually are to
make their home in Honolulu, the ,
Paradise of the Pacific" where the /,
bridegroom long has resided.
Among the many guests were repre- |
sentatives of the Adams, Davis, Ho- |
bart. Gilman, Wright, Burr, Collins, Ell /,
lis, Townsend, Aver, Dodd, Moore, !
Hubbard, Fiske, Blanchard, Harden, !
Horsford, Under, Mackay, Hosmer, |
J0sselyn and other well-known fami- |
lies. - Boston Evening Transcript, !
June 3.