Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-11-30
SOCIAL NOTES

or great interest is the following
clipping, as the bridegroom Is very
well known here, being the youngest
brother Of Messrs. Give and George
Davies: s.r
The marriage took place on We'd
nesday at the Parish Church. Little
Bcrkhamstead, OF Miss Barbara Chill
deroy Gibson, elder daughter Of tho
Rev. George Gibson, rector of the par
ish, with Mr.. Harry Hanover Davies,
OF the Royal Field Artillery. young
est son OF the late Mr.. Theo. II. Da-
vies of Honolulu and Tunbridge
Wells. The ceremony took place Mt
half-past one, by which hour the
pretty little village church was
crowded with relatives and friends
Of the bride and bridegroom. The
path leading from the road to the
church was carpeted, and the sacred
edifice was decorated with choice
white flowers, consisting chiefly of
chrysanthemums and dahlias set OF
with trailing smilax. and variety
of foliage plants. .ta
During the assembly Of the guests
the organist, Mr.. T.. Negus, played
The Bridal Chorus from Lohen-
grin. and the wedding March," by
A. Guilmant, and the hymns used
were 20 Worship the King" and
Love Divine. All Love Excelling."
The officiating clergy were the Bish--
op Of Barking and the Rev. A. Day.
les, brother Of the bridegroom. The
bride was given away by her father,
and Mr.. George Richardson, of the
Royal Field Artillery, acted as best
man. During the signing of the reg
lister the organist played BE Thou
Faithful Unto Death" from "St.
Paul" and rs the wedding party left
the church Mendelssohn's wedding
March" lei ge.
The bride was dressed in O simple
empire gown OF soft cream satin
trimmed with Carrickmacroqss lace.
the gift of her mother. and she wore
Limerick lace veil which was worn
by her grandmother mrs. Arthur
n. Dare) at her wedding, and lent by
her. She also wore small spray
of orange blossom and a wreath Of
the same flower under her veil, and
carried a sheaf OF lilies. Her jewell
ry consisted OF a diamond pendant.
the gift of Mr.. Theo. Davies. the
brother of the bridegroom. The
bridesmaids were Miss Mary Childe-
Muriel Davies (niece of the BRIDE
groom, Miss Agnes Fox, and Miss
Allyson Young (niece of the BRIDE
groom, the latter acting as train
bearer The bridesmaids wore
dresses of soft cream satin trimmed
with cream and gold embroidery.
and their hats were of bronze
shade trimmed with gold tissue and
yelled with tulle. Their shoes and
stockings were OF bronze colour, and
their pretty bouquets of brown chry-
santhemums were fastened with
gold gauze. They also wore gold
brooches in the form of the Royal
Field Artillery crest, which were the
gifts of the bridegroom. Miss Young
wore Liberty satin frock and
Dutch bonnet. The brides mother
wore n dress Of blue ninon over
white silk. draped with Brussels APP
plique lace, and black silk hat trim
med with ostrich feathers, and she
carried a bouquet OF pale pink car
nations.
After the ceremony a reception
was held In a" spacious marquee
which had been erected on the lawn
in front of the Rectory, when over a
hundred guests were present; and
later In the day Mr.. and Mrs. II. l..
Davies left en- route for Cornwall,
where the honeymoon Is being spent.
The brides travelling dress was n
pale blue Empire gown, trimmed
with filet lace of the same colour.
and richly braided with silk braid.
She wore a large brown silk hat
trimmed with a wreath of white
roses. and yelled in brown tulle, also
a set of mink furs. Her ornaments
included an opal and enamel pen-
dant, the gift OF General Sir James
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