The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-02-16
NOW BRIDE
OF A JUDGE


VI fNfN aAf'fhf"fE
Miss Jennie Ginard became the bride
of Justice Arthur A. wilder Of the Ha-
waiian supreme Cour' last e''ning AZ
the hcme OF her parents. MIR and Mrs'
Walter NJ Giffard. keeaumoku street
The ceremony was performed before
an alcove garnishcd with palms and
begonias and directly underneath
beautiful basket OF maidenhair ferns.
Miss wilhelmina Tenney attended as
maid of honor. the groom being sup
ported by Judge Alexander Lindsay
as best man. The bride was given
away by her father. and Rev. Canon
Alexander Macintosh OF st. Andrews
Episcopal Cathedral ofiiciated.
IL was a pretty wedding and the
bride was exquisite in white, garnished
with real orange blossoms. The cere-
mony was performed in the presence
of a large assembly confined. however,
10 relatives and intimate friends.
At $3.50 o'clock the maid OF honor
entered the parlor. preceding the bride
who came in with her father. AT the
aIcoye. where the minister was In walt
ing, the bride-to-be was met by her
future husband and his best man. In
the presence OF. the admiring throhs
the words of the church were uttered
by the minister which made them man
and wife, and then the assembly OF
fered their fluctuations and for the
remainder of the evening all was gay
ety and happiness, for the bride is one
of the most popular OF the younger So
ciety element of Honolulu.
The wedding party was then usher
ed TO a round table on the lanai and
healths were drunk from loving
cup filled with wine. At the bridal ia
BILE were seated Judge and Mrs. Wilder,
Miss wilhelmina Tenney, Judge Lind
say, Mr.. Robert Atkinson, Mr.. h. ii.
Walker. Mr.. F.. d. Tenney. Mr.. ahd
Mrs. Giffard, Mrs. Helen Noonan ana
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Brown. Ihe other
guests were seated at small tables,
also placed on the lanai, each garnlsh-
cd with a vase of carnations. The
supper was most elaborate
The bride wore a princess gown oil
chiffon satin, the skirt trimmed with
festoons of rose point lace ruchings
chiffon and chiffon roses. The bodice
was finely tucked and was covered
partially with a bertha of rose POM
lace and trimmed with chiffon rose
buds. The neck was filled in with
delicate shirrings of chiffon. The tullt
veil was held to the coiffure with
orange blossoms. She carried beau
tiful bridal bouquet of lilies of the
valley from which hung streamers oi
pink ribbons clinging to which were
sprays Of orange blossoms. Her oni!
Jewel ornament was a diamond put
terfy, the gift of the groom.
Miss Tenney looked quite pretty II
a dainty frock of white organdie trim
med with valenciennes lace. She car
ried a bouquet of pink carnations.
Mrs. Walter M. Giffard wore hand
some gown of steel gray chiffon satir
trimmed with real lace.
The home was beautifully decorated
for the occasion, this tribute TO th'
bride being the handiwork of Mrs
George. Herbert, assisted by Mrs. j. )
Walker Mrs. Benson, Mrs. Noonan
Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Arthur Wall
The alcove in which the minister stoot
was decorated with tall palms, th'
window frames traced with asparagu!
plumosa and begonia blossoms.
bowl of white pinks occupied one cor
ner. The arch was defined in aspara
gus plumosa and pink begonias ant
the grill work was almost hidden d!
a delicate arrangement of Beaumonti'
flowers. Tne parlor was decorated
mainly with palms and hanging pas
kets OF maidenhair ferns. PINK rid
bons' were festooned from the chande
lier to the archway. In the dinint
room were bowls of carnations ant
roses, maie ropes being festoone'
from the chandelier to the corners. Tn
hallway was filled with green plants
and bowls of roses and carnations. In
lanai was enclosed with large Ameri
can, Hawaiian and British flags.
Mrs. f. d. Tenney was to have beel
the matron of homer, but owing to i'll
ness was compelled to forego thi
pleasure. and her daughter acted TO
her.
A beautiful display of presents wa
on view, mainly of silver and cut
glass. a chest of silver coming from
the groom's associates of the club.
Among those present were Mr.. ant
Mrs. Gerrit Wilder, Mr.. and Mrs. j
Nj. Dowsett, Mr.. and Mrs. Holloway
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Wilder, Mr.. an
Mrs. Faxon Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Walker DIR. and Mrs. George Her
bert, Mr. and Mrs Percy Benson, Nj
and Mrs. L. D. Tenney, Mr.. and Mr.;
Iyers Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Isenberg
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Wilder, Mrs
Louisa Brickwood, Miss Brickwooc
Mrs. Buchanan, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthu
Wall, Mrs Helen Noonan, Mr.. an
Mrs. Charles Wight, Mr.. and Mrs
Holmes, Mrs. Watson, Miss Hele
Kimball, Miss Gardie Macfarlane, Mis-
Helen Macfarlane. Miss Cordeli
Walker. Miss Marion Scott, Miss Mel
lie Kitchen, Miss Nalani Jones, Actin
Governor Atkinson Major Potter, MI
Frank Armstrong, Mr.. Harold Giffarc
Mr.. Paul Muhlendorf. Count Cana
varro, Mr.. j. o. Carter, Jr, Mr.. Harr
Whitney, Mr.. Jordan, Mr.. Robert Al
kinaon.
The Ellis Quintet Club sang an
played before and after the ceremon!
The bride is a granddaughter OF III
late Hon. A. F. Brickwood. postmaster
general of Hawaii under Kamehameh
". Lunalilo and Kalakaua.