The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-10-01
TWO SISTERS
ARE BRIDES
THE MISSES FANNIE AND FLOR
ENCE OSBORN Welded Al ST
CLEMENTS CHURCH

TWO very pretty weddings, I'm which
sisters were the brides, took place at
st. Clements church last evening. Miss
Fannie l.. Osborn was married to
Charles Il. Frazier, and her younger
sister, Miss Florence Osborn was mar
red to Emmett Heard Cooke. The
brides are the daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas f. Osborn, formerly of
Honolulu. now of Oakland, California.
In the absence of their father, they
were given away by +. w. Beardslee.
The church was prettily decorated IN
green and white. There was a large
company of friends which entirely fill
ed the church. The choir, of which
Miss Florence Osborn was for a long
time a member entered the church in
professional singing nymn The
Rector accompanied by the groom
Charles r. Frazier and his best man,
Clifton Tracy. entered the chancel from
the vestry, and awaited there the bri-
dal party which entered the church by
the main entrance, the ushers, William
II. Soper and John r. Warren being
followed by Tie brides mail, Miss Flor
ence Osborn, and the bride Miss Fam
ME l.. Osborn, on the arm of L. w
Beardslee, representing her tathCl,
While the bridal party entered the
church, the Organist, Mrs. Alice Brown.
played the wedding march from Lohen-
grin, and during the ceremony played
softly, appropriate music. The bride
wore a beautiful gown of ivory liberty
| silk and long veil. She carried a white
prayer-booS closed on a single bride s
rose. The prayer-book ~was the one
used in the ceremonJ. After the plight
ing of troth, the exchange of rings and
the final words that made them man
and wife, the brides maid unfastened
the brides veil, the groom kissed his
bride, and while the choir sang hymn
the bridal party passed out of the
church.
The wedding of Miss Florence Osborn
and Emmett Heard Cooke followed inn
mediately. To the strains of the Men
delssohn wedding march, the ushers
preceding the matron of honor tbs
newly wed Mrs. Frazier led the way
into the church, the bride, Miss Flor
ence Osborn, who had just before beer
her sisters brides maid on the arm OF
F. W. Beardslee. She wore a simple
but pretty gown of white organdie, and
carried a bouquet of white roses. Al
the chancel the bride met the groom
who was accompanied by his best man
! Charles r. Frazier, and the same cere-
mony that had just the few minutes
previously made Miss Fannie Osborn
and Charles r. Frazier one, was repeat
ed, uniting in marriage Miss FlorenCe
Osborn and Emmett Heard Cooke. Al
! the close of this ceremony, the bridal
party passed from the chancel to the
vestry, where the church register was
signed and the marriages duly record
ed. Then the party re-entered the
church from the vestry, and to the
strains of a wedding march, passed out
through the main entrance.
| Following the ceremony at the church
there was an informal reception at the
Rectory. The brides bouquets We're
| thrown and caught, and the departing
couples We're covered with rice and
given all the guarantees of happiness
and good luck that old shoes and other
wedding customs could furnish.
Mr.. and Mrs Frazier will spend their
! honeymoon at Mokulea Ranch. Mr..
and Mrs Cooke go to Hanalei to spend
their honeymoon.
Charles r. Frazier IS a well known
business man, proprietor of the Pioneer
Advertising Company. Emmett Heard
Cooke is connected with the Quarter
masters Department, United States
Army.