Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-24

OF course the Campbell.NIacfarlane
wedding at the Roman Catholic Cathe.
oral on Wednesday evening was the
event of the week. And what we'd
ding! From King street to Bereta.
MIA. double lines Of carriages extended
on either side. and the pavements and
shop doors were crowded with perspir
ing humanity waiting to catch the
first glimpse of the bride, and mean.
while watching the guests as they en-.
tered the church. And what an as.
semblage of fair women and brave
men. Easter lilies. and white mar.
guertes were used in lavish profusion
in the decorations, and the central
aisle of the church was made to re.
sembe an avenue Of palms. the top
branches of which were caught together
with white tulle in true lovers knot.
rhe chancel rails, the pulpit. and the
gate to the chancel were exquisitely
decorated with MALE, lilies, white mar.
suerites. white carnation leis. and at
the back Of the chancel was an artistic
banking of white easter lilies and
ferns. White satin ribbons guarded
the fairly pews, and the ushers, Messrs
VIII Roth, Samuel Walker, Arthur
Macintosh and Frank Armstrong,
most courteously escorted the guests
10 their places.
When the first strains of the We'd
ding March were heard every head was
turned toward the door many express
sions of admiration and whispering
as the pretty bride, leaning on the arm
of her stepfather, Mr.. Samuel Parker,
appeared with her attendant brides.
maids, and the charming maid Of hon,
or, Miss Muriel Campbell. At the
groom, and Mr.. VIII Dickson. the best
man-and within the chanccl were In.
toned the solemn words of the holy
ceremony by Father Ulrich, and then
the bride was escorted to the vestry to
write her maiden name for the last
time. During the interlude Mr.. Hugo
HerZer sang most beautifully a solo,
and, at the conclusion the whole party
walked down the aisle to the inspir.
ing strains of Mendelssohn's Wedding
March, the newly made bride bowling
right and left as she recognized her
friends.
As one approached the Emma street
residence of the Campbell. Parkers the
display Of electricity was such as to
almost dazzle the guests. for the trees
In the lawn were strung with electric
lights and under the enormous tree in
the center of the yard we're globes OF
white light making a brilliancy which
has never BEEN rivaled in Honolulu.
The musicians stationed on the lawn
played throughout the reception, which
was held In the music room.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ. Parker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred. Macfarlane and Prince Da.
vid Kawananakoa greeted the guests
as they first entered the room and then
came the bride and groom who were
stationed at the opposite side with the
bridesmaids, best man and maid OF
honor. And what a chance to really
see the beautiful frocks worn by the
bride and her maids! Mrs. Macfar.
lanes frock was essentially French
and 1t was copied from one of the re.
cent coronation robes. II was compos.
ed Of chiffon velvet and trimmed with
applique roses, and the applique was
applied to the waist with a lovely eff.
feet. The bride looked a veritabls
dream of loneliness in her bridal
finery. The tulle veil being a most
becoming background for her dark
hair and beautiful brown eyes. II
was held In place by a diamond for.
get.me.not brooch, the central diamond
being Of great size. This was one OF
the gifts Of her mother and sister.
She wore court train which was also
appliqued with the roses. This descend.
cd from the shoulder in truly regal
fashion. The only other jewelry worn
were three magnificent bracelets OF
rubies and sapphires, the
gift Of Mr.. Samuel Parker.
Mr.. Walter Macfarlane looked the
picture Of happiness and made a very
appearance. And how
sweet and fetching the little maid OF
honor looked all In pale blue accor.
dian pleated chiffon over blue taffeta,
and blue picture hat of chiffon on
her dainty head. She is very blonde
and the ETHEREAL quality of her costume
suited her down to the ground. Miss
Irene Dickson was charming In her
costume OF cream chif.
fon over peau de sole and pretty Miss
Clara Cummings, cousin Of the bride,
vas much attractive. Handsome Alice
In her lovely frock of white
made a perfect picture and dainty Ada
Rhodes was looking lovely. Jeweled
orchid brooches with pearl settings
we're worn as a gift from the bride.
Mrs. Campbell.Parker made a stun !
hing appearance In costume of pea.
'ock blue which glittered most bril-. ,
iantly whenever she moved Her |
magnificent shoulders and arms were
shown to the best advantage. Her or. /
were pearls and diamonds
feather Of diamonds being worn In
Ter hair. Mrs. Fred Macfarlane look. ,
ID very handsome In ravishing tor.
Giles Of white satin embossed with |
black peoples, applique lace meet with
I'D blue finished unique tortelle. Her
were diamonds. After greet.
ms the bridal party the guests repaired
o the lanai which was en- fete for the
occasion. The whole house was beau.
fully decorated with white margue.
ties, white carnations, white lilies
nd white asters. The hanging baskets
II white marquerites suspended from
he ceiling on the lanai were much ad-