The San Francisco call., 1909-08-29

and Gustav Edmund Schaeffer had g
prominent place in the annals of the
week. for the bride was one of the
most popular of the younger girls and
the bridegroom is one of the wealthiest
! men of Honolulu. The bride was tc
have been among the debutantes this
season, but some caprice of fate
changed the order of things and she
will take quite a different place as one
OF the young matrons in Honolulu So
ciety.
The wedding was pretty affair, with
the usual accessories of flowers and
tulle decoration. The ceremony was
performed in the First Presbyterian
church and was followed by recep-
tion at the Fairmont for several hun
dred guests.
The scheme of decoration in the
church and at the hotel was white and
green. while the gowns of the bride
and her attendants were in the same
colors. The brides gown was white
satin elaborated with lace and was fin
ished with the conventional veil and
wreath of orange blossoms, while her
sister, Mrs. ]. Charles Green, who acted
as matron of honor, was gowned in pale
green directoire satin. The only other
attendant was Miss Constance Cum
Minis, the attractive fiancee of Ensign
Joerns, U. S. N. whose wedding will
take place in January The best man
was George Brown of Honolulu. and
the ushers were the two brothers of the
bride, William Gibbons and Charles
Gibbons, and Carl Schaeffer and Milton
Dean.
Mr.. and Mrs. schaeffer viii enjoy a
honeymoon in the southern part of the
state for few days, but will sail early
in September for Honolulu, where they
will reside permanently.
Another wedding that will interest
society here and in Honolulu. too. will
be the marriage of Miss Minna Berger
and George Brown, who acted as best
man at the Gibbons Schaeffer wedding.
Miss Berger is visiting here and it is
probable that the wedding will take
place in this city. although no an
nouncement beyond the fact that the
event will take place early in Decem-
ber, has been made
Miss Berger is the daughter of Mrs.
c, o. Berger and formerly made her
home in Oakland She is a cousin of
popular Miss Alice MacFarlane of
Honolulu, who has been visiting Miss
Erna st. Goar in Ross valley, and has
been extensively entertained here. The
bride-elect is also a cousin of Harry
MacFarlane, whose marriage to Miss
Polly Dunn is matter of social his
tory, and has many friends in Honolulu.
where her future home is to be
established.
Miss Louise Gaylord, one of the most
interesting society girls of Chicago.
will be in this city within a few days
and will sail on the Manchuria Sep
tember on trip that promises to
be unique in the history of travel. Miss
Gaylord will be accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. Charles Adams, and her
brother, Harry, and is going around
the world. Their tour, as planned, will
evade the beaten path. of travel. and
they look forward to many bizarre and
interesting experiences.
The party viii voyage for a month
in Chinese house boat on the Yangtse-
Kiang and other rivers of the Celestial
empire, and will then pass another
month in land travel in the flowery
kingdom. Thence they will travel
through India, Java and Ceylon for
two months more, and, crossing to
Europe on the trans-Siberian railroad
they will travel in motor car through
Denmark, Norway and Sweden. Later
they will visit Vienna, and while Harry
and Mrs Adams remain in
Italy, Miss Louise win be the guest of
friends in Spain, where she will meet
many of the Spanish nobility.
The trip as 1t is planned seems quite
out of the ordinary to the society
woman who goes to Europe by the
nearest route and returns at the first
symptom of boredom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l. Crowell have
returned to town and have Rken apart
ments at the Hillcrest. where they will
be established for the winter
The young girl who is very eauehe