Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-07-25

blossoms. The court train was of the /.
same material as the roses. and like
| II was trimmed with rose point lace.
he veil, too, had lace center and
ei8ing ana was held By Il wreath OF
lC ange blossoms. The bride wore
iblt three pieces Of jowclry and these
Ian were ud-fash!oncd clasp brace
I lots, The wedding presents Of King
EIward, Queen Alexandra, and Mr..
Ward. She looked charm:ngly beau
i'ul 40 she walked up the aisle of the
historical old chapel on the arm of
hrr father.
Miss Jennie Crocker OF San Fran
cisco attended her cousin and on ac-
count of tho smallness of the chapel,
which even with all the precautions
taken was rather overcrowded, was
tie only bridesmaid She wore a
q inty costume of white embroidered
muslin with blue sash and large
| picture hat trimmed with flowers.
There were also In attendance five
! .-tlo children, two boys and three
! girls all In quaint costume of blue
land white, taken from one of Rey-
n1ids famous child pictures. They
made 10 pretty little trcup rs has
c-cy followed a bride to the altar.
The children were: Hon. RoderiCk
Ward aud Miss Margaret Ward, son
and daughter OF the Earl and Coun-
tess OF Dudley; the Honorablcs Nigel
and Marion Glyn, children of Lord
and Lady Wolverton; and Miss
James, The daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
William Ialnoe.
Major George Iolford, oquerry-in-
waiting to the KiuG. through whom
the bride and groom first met. sup
CRU Robert and Gerald Ward,
lrOthor of the groom, Ogden Reid,
C,uIe Wgdsworth, Grant Smith, and
= Sheldon Whitohouse. Among
those invited to tho ceremony in the
Royal Chapel were: AZ the hmbus-
slGUrs II foreign countries accredited
ia the Court OF St James; = T.. de
Eillc, Danish Minister and dean OF
tlc Ministers; Right Hon. II. II. AS
QIith, Prime Minister and Mrs. AS
culth; Sir Edward Grey, Secretary
o, State for Foreign Affairs; Sir
Charles and Lady Iinrdinagc Mr., and
Mrs. Lewis IIarcourt. A. J. Balfour,
cS-PTemier; Lord AID Lady Lans-
Gowue, the Duke and Duchess Of Buc-
cicuch, Lord and Lady Londonderry,
the Misses Helen and Kate Bryce and
Miss sibyl Douglas of New York,
! ugd and Lady Gouford, Lady Theo
4 hchcson, Miss Helen Post. Henry
White, American Ambassador ia
I Franco, Mr.. and Mrs. White. CAPTAIN
\ and Mrs, ClOm0n, Commander and
q Mrs Gibbons, Mr. J Ridgeley Car
4 ter Mrs. and Miss Carter. Mr.. d. O
Mills Mr. and Mrs. ogden Mills and
J Miss Mills, Mr.. and Mrs. Cuvendish
q nentinCk, the Earl and Countess OF
Dudley, the DowaEer Lady Dudley
ard Lord and Lady Wolyerton. j p
I Morgan was invited, but rs he had
to sail for America last week he
4 could not attend.
Seldom has bride been the reclp
lent Of a greater or more beautiful lot
Of wedding presents. There were
i many handsome and costly pieces o
iewelry, brlc-a-brac and hundreds o.
! other articles, besides the presents o
the immediate relatives of the couple
the nature of which remain their So
4 Cret, but the hobby Of both Mr. an,
Mrs. Ward of collecting old silyeI
: must have been known to theil
friends, for the presents of silye
form very fine collection. TIL,
Prince and Princess Of Wales wer'
among those who gratned the cou
pies love of old silver Their Roya