The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-05
WE'D UNDER
BOUGHS OF
ALGAROBA

Upon a flower strewn lawn and De-
meath boughs of great trees festooneo
with garlands and electric lights, MISS
Elizabeth Williams Parrish and MIR.
Louis John Warren were married last
evening at o'clock at the Kameha-
meha school, the Rev. John P. ErGman
of Central Union church officiating
Despite the threatening raln-nlleo
clouds which swept through the rift IN
the Pail, the wedding ceremony was
performed without any disturbance by
the elements The ceremony took place
on the lawn in front of the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ulrick Thompson I'M
der n spreading algaroba tree, from the
branches of which were strung lohS
lines of electric lights with festoons OF
fern leis, poinciana regia blossoms anu
feathery boughs from the pepper tree
| A wedding bell of white oleander ana
ginger blossoms was hung from the
branches. From the walk near the
residence across the lawn to the space
beneath the wedding bell was a path
way composed of red poinciana flowers.
The bridal party left the residence
and walked down the drive and thence
across the flower strewn path TO where
the clergyman stood waiting, Wray
TAYLOR playing the L+ohengrin march.
The procession was led by Miss U.s.
borne and Mr. E. B. Clark, followed by
Miss Frazier and Mr.. John Warren, the
bridesmaids both gowned in white Or
1 car nafiOn lpiS about
their necks. Each carried a bouquet or
red carnations. The maid of honor
Miss Emma Warren. sister or the
| groom, carrying a bouquet of maiden
hair Immediately preceded the bride
and groom. The bride wore white
| pima silk gown, en- train. She earned
a bouquet of white carnations. AT the
| right of the clergyman stood Mrs. Bar
Der. cousin of the bride, and Mr.. and
| Mrs. Thompson, Mr. Thompson giving
the bride away.
The ceremony was short but impress
siye, during which the intermezzo from
CayaIleria Rusticana was softly play
II ed When the benediction was SAID
the strains of Mendelssohn fioated out
upon the assemblage, and everyone
FASTENED to congratulate the young
couple A quintette club played and
sang during the reception and the
guests were served with refreshments
as they were grouped about the lawn
! young girls from st. Andrews Priory
acting as mattresses.
There were many beautiful and use
| full presents displayed in the parlor OF
the Thompson residence. Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren will spend their honeymoon at
Wahiawa, Oahu, and win. make their
future home on Lunalilo street. The
bride has been a teacher at ST. An
drew's Priory for the past two years,
and the groom is connected with the
office of w o. Smith.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. w. O. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. o. III
Gulick. Mr. and Mrs. c. b. Dyke, Mr.
and Mrs. w F. Allen, Miss Bishop
Mr.. and Mrs w. j. Forbes, Mr. and
Mrs. f. G. Keen. Mr.. and Mrs Tuthili
Miss Won Holt. Rev. W. d. Westerveit
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Atherton, Mrs. Fra
zier, Mrs Austin, Miss Austin, Mrs
w. c. Lyons. Mr.. and Mrs. p. H. Dodge
Mrs. Stangenwald. Mrs. Clarence
Smith. Miss FursIey, Sister Albertina
Mrs. Hadley, Messrs. o. E. Wall, w
e. Wall, A c. Wall, Fred Berger, Cor
t-o, Tohn hTSfiD