The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-25

V Mondays-Punahou, College Hills, "
" Manoa Heights, Makiki. "
" Tuesdays = Waikiki, Kapiolani "
| " Park, Kaimuki and Palo1o. "
V Observation-Disclosures, Puunui and "
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" Pacific Heights, fourth. "
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" Saturdays-Kalihi; Kamehameha "
" Schools, third and fourth Satur- @
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bridesmaids. Edward Gum acted as
best man, and James Cameron, George
| Gum, Arthur Fennimore and Grant
] land VOORHEES, divided the <honors as
| ushers.
| The bride wore handsome Princesse
| gown of white Directoire satin, with
| a band of hand embroidered insertion,
which crossed the front of the bodice
and continued down either side to the
| hem of the gown in two broad panels.
! The yoke and sleeves were Of old lace.
with an embroidered tracery of silver
thread furnishing a further adornment
| of the bodice. A long tulle veil, held
! in place by eoronet of orange bios
SONS, and shower bouquet of white
orchids and lilies of the valley com
pleted the bridal toilet.
| The matron of honor was gowned in
| lavender Directoire satin, handsomely
| embroidered in silver, and carried
muff of lavender Glacs.
Miss Gebhardt and Miss Lally wore
Directoire gowns of pale green chiffon
over messaline satin of the same shade,
| the bodices being incrusted with opa
| leseent beads.
! Miss Gregg and Miss Schurtz were
gowned alike in Princesse gowns of
yellow Directoire satin trimmed with
gold embroidery and lace. All four
/ bridesmaids carried armfuls of Easter
lilies.
Mrs. Frederick Amweg, the mother
! of the bride, wore a gown of amethyst
| Direetoire satin, with panels of cloth
of gold extending down the front and
| about the bottom of the skirt, and with
4 sleeves and yoke of white lace
After the church ceremony an in
to the strains of a Hawaiian quartet,
and concluding with buffet supper.
was held at the home of tire bride s
/ parents on Washington street.
Mr. Scott and his bride viii enjoy a
short honeymoon trip to Del Monte,
which will be supplemented next month
by trip to the Hawaiian Islands
which will consume the entire summer
During her three years. residence in
San Francisco the bride has become
4 identified with the younger social set
II with the members of which she is ex
II tremelv popular. After their return
y from Honolulu the Young couple viii
make their home in San Francisco
where Mr.. Scott has business afflia
| tions.
Another chapter has been added tx
the pretty romance of Gerald Beau
: mont. the young author, who proposed
; bv cable and his intended bride WHIT
is steaming across the Pacific from Ho
nolulu in reply to Cupid's call, say
San Jose dispatch of April IA. Th'
courtship, which dates from the produc
ton of the Passion Play at Santa Clars
/ College in 1905, when young Beaumon
PLAYED the role of Herod and Miss Ednt
German was in the audience. having
iourneyed from Honolulu with he
j, brother to see the play, is now to fins
its climax almost in the same way
The marriage and honeymoon are t.
!. be at Santa Clara in order that th'
bridegroom may assume the role o.
9 Horentius in the coming big production
A of Constantine.
i The role now to be assumed by Beau
$ mont was to have been played by Au
9 gustus Aguirre of San Francisco, blu
e he was taken III and Beaumont has
: tened from his country home at Calls
II toga and will be married and spen'
: his honeymoon beneath the shade o
: the historic walls of the old Mission
/ at Santa Clara.
g Miss German, the pretty young bride
a comes from widely known family i
n the islands. In addition to being
5 remarkably beautiful girl she is