The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-01-07
DRElER-FRATES
WEDDING.

Within bower of maidenhair ferns,
asters and MALE, harmonized with
beautiful decorative effect, Miss Adele
Dreier and DIR. f. +. Frates were united
in marriage last evening at CLOCK,
at st. Augustine's Roman Catholic
church, Waikiki, the Right Reverend
Bishop Libert, assisted by Fathers Val
entin and Stephen, officiating. The pref
ty church interior was picturesque with
pillars wound with male, with pure
white aster blossoms, featherly maiden
hair and white satin ribbons complet-
ing very artistic effect.
Preceding the bridal party up the
aisle to the chancel was a quartet of
pretty little misses, each in pink and
white frock, and each one carrying a
basket trimmed with yellow ribbons,
filed with blossoms which they strew-
ed upon the carpet. Following them
came the maid of honor, Miss Irene
Dickson, who was lovely in magnifi-
cent gown of French embroidered net
with demi traine, a picture hat with
iOhS NhlIS plumtS
charming costume. The bride tall
and stately, picture of loneliness, fol-,
lowed the party to the chancel, wearing
a gown of brocaded silk trimmed with
pearls, the overdress being of spangled
net, tulle veil being held to the
couture with orange blossoms. She
carried a shower bouquet.
During the ceremony rain poured up
on the roof of the church, adding a
| solemn profundo to organ accompani-
| ment The bride was given away by
| Hon. Cecil Brown.
| From the church to the beautiful
Dreier home Ululani,' on Beretania
avenue, the briday party was conveyed
in autos. As the bride and groom step
ped upon the veranda a Hawaiian quin-
tet club gave. them a joyful musical
welcome and soon the guests arrived
The elegant Dreier home was brilliant
ly illuminated and decorated in green
and white, very charming tone being
given to the spacious halls and rooms,
for the Dreier home is one of the most
attractive in Honolulu. The reception
parlor was hung with festoons of MALE
with here and there clusters of asters,
slender potted palms adding tropical
effect. There was a delicacy of dec
Grafton everywhere, free from masses
of flowers, giving most charming
effect.
In the receiving line were the bride
and groom, the maid of honor, Miss
Dickson; the best man, Mr.. Samuel
Walker; Mrs. Dreier, the. bride 3
mother, and Mrs. Emil Dreier. The
little flower girls, the Misses Low, Ma
goon, Dawson and Holt, stood in the
reception hall to which the guests were
ushered by Messrs. Will Dickson, Clar-
ence Waterman, George Fuller and G.
A. Macintosh. The brides mother
wore handsome gown of steel gray
silk with overdress of gray gauze.
| A large tent had been raised over
a portion of the lawn Immediately ad-
joining the house and this was decorat-
ed with American and Hawaiian flags
and filed with potted plants, and there
refreshments were to have been served
but the inclement weather dampened
the grass and the supper was served upon
the verandas which were enclosed with
huge Hawaiian flags A delicious
champagne punch brewed by Miss Ladd
was drunk in healths to the charming
bride and the groom. A rich array of
presents was displayed in the dining
room comprising many beautiful sets
of silver and cutglass pieces.
Doctor and Mrs. Frates leave today
in the Pacific Mail steamship Siberia
for the Coast, where they will spend
their honeymoon.
The bride is the daughter of the late
A. Dreier, one of the foremost of sugar
planters during his later years, particu-
larly on the island of Kauai. The
groom was for about two years the
resident physician of the Queen IS Hos
pital He recently resigned from the
practise of his profession upon the
mainland.