The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-06-12

Miss Margaret Campbell, Miss kathe-
rine Kennedy, Miss Elsie Phillips, and
kealoha Waterhouse.
The church had been beautifully
decorated BY four friends of the bride,
Miss WiIhelmina Tenney, Miss Mary
Cation, Miss Sophie Rycroft and Mrs.
Arthur Wall. All of the decorations
with the exception of the altar proper
were carried out in white lilies and
palms, and the altar was entirely in
delicate pink roses. Here Bishop Res
tarick read the marriage service from
a white book carried by the bride.
After the ceremony the bridal
party left the church to the strains of
Mendelssohn wedding march and
went to the home Of the bride s parents
on Punahou street where the wedding
breakfast was laid and a reception
was held. The mother of the bride,
in becoming gown of coral silk with
trimmings of gold cloth. was at the
head of the receiving line with her
daughter Among the wedding gifts
were numbered many beautiful pieces
of cutglass and silver as well as rare
and beautiful linens and laces.
The bridal table was arranged in the
lanai and the centerpiece was large
silver basket filed with brides roses
and around this We're arranged cutglass
candlesticks from which streamers of
white tulle We're strung to the center
piece The place cards bore dimlnu-
tive brides and at each place was a
tinv white box of wedding cake At
| this table covers were laid for the
bride and groom, the parents. Lieuten-
ant Chiffon. Lieutenant Pardee, Lieu
| tenant Groninger, Lieutenant James.
Lieutenant McLearv, Mrs Garrett and
| Miss Ethel Spaldng. The ring in the
! wedding cake fell to the lot Of Lieu
| tenant Chiffon.
| After the breakfast Lieutenant and
| Mrs. Bowen left for Mount Tantalus
where they will spend their honeymoon
| in the home Of General Davis. The
Young couple will make their future
home at Fort Shafter where the groom
is stationed. and Will be at home to
their friends there after the twenty
sixth of this month.
u X y
| Mr. and Mrs. Geo. SchIev of Sacra-
mento, California, announced during the
past week the engagement of their
! daughter, Miss Sue lone Clark, to Cecil
| Arthur Macintosh Of this city. Miss
Clark visited the Islands last summer
with Mr. and Mrs Chas A. Elston. and.
| like her cousin. Miss Rowena Elston,
| whose engagement was announced last
week to Robert f. Bond, met her fate
at a house party on Kauai, given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Gay. Mr.. Mack
! intosh expects to leave for the Coast
! during the latter part of July, as the
wedding of this popular young couple
! viii take place on August 2. Their
many friends will be glad to welcome
| them back to Honolulu a few weeks
| later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave A. Schuman
| entertained for their son and daughter,
! with one of the most delightful dane
! ing parties of the season. at the Moana
on Saturday evening. The hotel was
| beautifully decorated for the occasion
and music was furnished by Kaai 5
| quintet club. 4 hundred and fifty of
| Honolulu $ most attractive young peo
pie attended. A delicious supper was
served at eleven 0 clock. Mrs. Schuman
| a striking brunette, was gowned in
| lavender messaline satin, trimmed with
! silver and seed pearl. Miss Myrtle
Schuman looked charming in a sea
foam green satin with a net tunic
trimmed with gold. There were many
beautiful gowns worn by the guests.
The guest list included:
Misses Muriel Howatt, Marjorie Gil
man, Marguerite Creighton, CordeIia
Gilman, Ruth Anderson, Daphne Da-
| mon. ,Iuiette Atwater. Dora Atwater,
Elizabeth Low. Carol Low. Edna Henry,
Fannie Ho0gs. Rose Herbert. Mary