Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-20
SOCIAL NOTES
WILCOX WEDDING

kilohaua, the palltial home Ot Mr.. ahd
Mrs. A. 5. Wilcox. was the scene Ut %
beautiful wedding on the evening OF
daughter Ethel Kulamauu was married
TO Mr.. Gaylord Parkc Wilcox. son %!
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Wilcox Tin
couple are well known throughout th,
Islands, and their popularity is attest
ed by the numerous and costly gifts
which they received
The ceremony which took place
about 1880 in the evening was attend.
cd by little pomp, and mono hut rcla.
tiVes, among whom were Mcssrs. sam
Mahclona and Alien Wilcox Of Homo.
lulu, brothers of the bride. aud few
close friends witnessed the service.
which was performed by the Rev. J. NJ.
LydgatC.N
The bride entered ON the arm Of her
father to the strains ur LUhcngrin.s
Wedding March, played by MIR De
Lacy. She was met At the altar by the
groom and his broth. Mr.. ChlH vii.
cox. who acted as best man Miss Bcr.
nice lIuudlCy Of Kappa was maid Of
homer.
The magnificent home Of MIR. vii.
cox, with the many spacious rooms.
could scarcely have been better ar.
ranged.
One end Of the reception room was
entirely covered with male AM maid.
onhair ferns, while u portion ut the
ceiling was mass of Shasta dnlsiCs
from which was suspended nicely
made canopy of male, mlidcnhair
ferns aud white daisies.
4 wedding bell of daisies hang from
the center OF this large canopy, under
which the bride and groom stood.
There were suspended here and there
from the remainder Of the ceiling, balls
of daisies and fcstoons of male. while
the windows were curtained and
drapod in keeping with the rest of the
decorations
The color scheme throughout was
green and white, and the gorgeous dec.
oratiOns conveyed the exquisite taste
and skill Of Mrs. GeOr. Fairchld.
At $50 guests began to arrive for
the reception, bringing congratulations
and good wishes to Mr.. and Mrs vii.
COX.
The bride, who Is handsome bru.
nette, with the most wonderful. soft
dark eyes, wore a princess gown of
point applique lace over white satin,
trimmed with real lace. over long
veil Of real lace point applique, caught
up at intervals with orange blossoms,
she wore wreath Of real orange bios.
SONS. Her ornaments were string
Of seed pearls, gift OF the groom. and
Il diamond brooch with large diamond
pendent
She carried a shower bouquet of
white orchids and lace maiden hair
fern, tied with white satin ribbon. the
gift of Mrs. +. d. Tenney Of Honolulu.
The bridesmaid Miss Hundlcy, wore
dircctoire gown of pale blue satin.
trimmed with applique rose with sill.
yer She carried bouquet Of white
violets, and maiden hair fern, cIcd with
blue tulle.
Among the other handsome and cab.
crate gowns may ben mentioned the
following:
Mrs. Albert Wilcox, black chantillc
real lace over white satin, with yoke of
real lace; diamond ornaments.
Mrs. Samuel Wilcox, gorgeous pale
gray striped satin, trimmed with real
duchess lace; diamond ornaments.
Mrs. Geo. Fairchild, deliberately EN-.
broidered black filet net over white
satin, flowers edged with gold trim.
ming, princess style; diamonds and
opals.
Mrs. Eric Knudscn, dIrectOirc gown
of yellow satin, with Persian and gold
bands; diamonds.
Mrs. Francis Gay, white flemish lace
over white satin, trimmed with silver;
real pearls and diamonds.
Miss Elsie Wilcox, pink silk with
silk lace.
The largo lanai dining room floor
was covered with canvass. whore dane.
ing was engaged in iii 1890. music
being furnished by the Kapaia band
and orchestra, after which refresh
inents were served In large lanai In
the yard which had been constructed
especially for this purpose. Here, the
ceiling Of bamboo presented an appear.
ance Of solid forest, while the walls,
constructed of ieie, Il leaves, and co.
coanut palms, were most effective. In
the center of tho lanai undar a largo