The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-16
TOWER-WARREN WEDDING
WAS CONSPICUOUS FUNCTION
Pasadena Baptist Church Scene of the EVENT.
Robert ]. Burdette, the Once-Famous
Humorist, the Officiating Minister.

The decorations were exceedingly sim
pie. 4 rustic basket of pure white
sweet peas and ferns caught with white
tulle ornamented the BRIDES table at
which were seated the bride and groom,
the maid of honor and best man, DIR.
and Mrs. Robert J. Burdette, and Rev.
and Mrs. Albert Hatcher Smith. The
remainder of the company were served
at small tables. The ices were in the
form of brides slippers and the slipper
motif was carried out in other ways
The living room where an informal
reception was held was adorned with
pink sweet peas, asparagus ferns and
smiiax, while the library was in white
carnations Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Pin
ney and the groom s mother, Mrs. j.
B. Warren of Berkeley, assisted the
bride and groom in receiving. Mrs.
Pinney, the brides aunt, was the maid
of honor at the marriage of the bride s
mother.
During the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren left on short wedding trip,
the bride wearing a going away tail
ored suit of gray with hat trimmed
with self-toned wings.
~AIeSA q INV othS eANJ ni1A ASeoA IL
to Pasadena for week before sailing
for Honolulu, where they are to make
their home, and where they viii re-
ceive their friends after April Is. They
will be at home to their friends here
some day before they leave, the date
of which will be announced.
The brides gifts to her maids and
flower girl were made to order for
this wedding and were rings bearing
the coat-of arms of Hawaii. The groom
gave to his ushers scarf pins bearing
the same emblem; to his head usher,
cuff links bearing the coat-of-arms;
and to his best man watch charm
bearing the Hawaiian coat of-arms.
These were given at the dinner-dance
which the bride and groom gave at
Hotel Green Saturday evening.
In addition to the bridal party Miss
Kate Smith was present at the dinner.
Mr.. Warren is San Francisco and
Berkeley man, but has lived in the
Islands for ten years and is the own
er of the Honolulu Photo Supply Com
pany. He is a member of the CONNER
cial Club, the Country Club, and other
organizations of that city, and one ,s
the well known men IF Honolulu.
Mrs. Warren is well known in Pasa-
dena, where she has resided since her
girlhood, and is loved by wide circle
of friends. She is member of the
Shakespeare Club, and the Women s
Press Club of Southern California. She
was, graduated from the High School
of Pasadena, and later took special
work at the university at Berkeley.
She is best known for her newspaper
work, and has been connected with
the Pasadena Daily News for ten
years. She has also achieved rep
utation as magazine writer, and her
articles have appeared in The Pacific
Monthly, The Theater, National Mag
agine, Good Housekeeping, Table Talk,
" hat To Eat, The Editor, Overland
Monthly, Sunset, and Ladies' Home
Journal
Among the papers in which her work
has appeared are the Chicago Record
Herald. Pittsburg Gazette, Pittsburg
Dispatch, Boston Herald, Buffalo Cour-
Ter. Detroit Free Press, Portland Ore
gonian, Los Angeles Times, Los An
geles Examiner, Los Angeles Capital,
Los Angeles Graphic, Los Angeles Elk
press and Los Angeles Herald, Homo
lulu Bulletin, and the Pasadena News.
The best wishes of all their friends
90 with Mr.. and Mrs. Warren to their
new home in the Sunshine Islands.