The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-13
WE'D AMID
BLOSSOMS
Catherine Patyand
Chas. Weight
Married.

Miss Catherine Makee Patty and MT
Charles 6. Weight were married last
evening about o'clock at the residence
of Mrs. Julia Patty, Bates street, Nuu-
anu valley, and close to midnight lhe!
were driven to Waialae, where theS
will enjoy their honeymoon in the sea-
side cottage of Hon. E. A. Mott-Smlth'
The wedding was pretty floral fuhc-
ton in which the rarest OF island pioS
SONS in red and white, and the green
est ferns and delicate vines were useu
for the decoration of the valley nome
Throughout the residence the artlsllc
handiwork of the friends of the prloe
and groom was in evidence, the spa
cious drawing room, reception hali anu
dining room being taStefully oecord'
ed. the prettiest effects being carried
out in the parlor. In one corner
graceful triangular canopy was reared
the upper portion composed OF drap
ings of white tarlatan over when
sprays of the delicate jasmine vine
were scattered intermingling with
shimmering satin ribbons; the pillars
were wound with white aSters ana
ferns, and in the background was
dense mass of ferns From the central
| chandelier, which was also wound
about with tarlatan and jasmine, TOUR
festoons of vines were carried, TWO OF
| them looping over the canopy pillars.
Suspended from the center or the can
| opy was a large and beautiful wedding
| bell of white marguerites vases nlleu
with roses, potted ferns and vines coHi-
| pleted the decorations of the wedding
| room. The dining room was brilliant
| with its decorations of rich red poin-
| settia blossoms and red lilies; in the re-
! ception hall were banks of lilies.
| Shortly before o'clock to the strains
| of the Mendelssohn Wedding March,
l the bride, attended by her maid OF non
or, Miss Lille Patty, and bridesmaid
| Miss Irmgard Schaefer, descended the
staircase to the reception hall and ad-
| vanced slowly through the drawing
| room to the canopy where the groom
attended by his best man, Mr.. W. L.
Schmidt, met his future wife. Rev.
Henry HI. Parker. pastor of Kawaiahao
church, stood beneath the canopy ano
halted the bride and groom under the
floral bell In the simple, plain service
| of the church, he made them man ano
| wife the bride being given away by
Hon. W. o. Smith. Following the cere-
mony the brides veil was thrown back
and she received the nuptial kiss from
her husband. The guests were for the
most part only the relatives and mos
| intimate friends of the couple, and al
had their share in similar congratula
| tons.
| The bride wore an exquisite gown OF
white crepe du chine over white peau de
Sole with beaded passementerie and real
lace for the trimmings. She wore a tulle
veil tied with bunch of lilies Of the val
ley. She also carried beautiful bouquet
of white carnations and roses. The maid
of honor wore white organdie over green
silk and carried a bouquet of pink car
nations and marguerites. The bridesmaid
wore white pima over pink silk Her bou
quet was composed of pink carnations
and roses.
| The brides bouquet was thrown by the
newly welded bride and was deftly
caught by Miss Agnes Walker, who was
heartily congratulated. Following the
congratulations refreshments of ice
cream and wedding cake Were served.
The presents were displayed in small
room adjoining the dining room and con-
sisted mostly of beautiful cut glass
pieces, solid gold and silver table ware,
teak wood pieces. Venetian glassware,
choice bits of painting and embroidery
| work.
The groom is connected with the firm
of w C. Peacock & Co., and the bride is
an Island girl and we'll liked in socia
circles. Upon their return to Honolulu
Mr. and Mrs. Weight will reside on Nuu-
| anu avenue.