The Hawaiian star., 1910-01-08
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BY MRS. RIvENBURGH.


ing the hours of the reception were
Miss Lurline Matson, Miss Carrie Cal
vim, Miss Eleanor Landers, Miss Mil
dred Fallee, Miss Lillian Van Worst
and Miss Laura Smith.-Chronicle.
Mr.. James Lynch left yesterday on
"a business trip to Hawaii and expects
to be gone about two weeks.
Miss Lottie Woods has reached Ho-
nolulu and is having a most delightful
time in the islands. Her visit is likely
to be protracted one, as she has in
timated no date for her return.-Chro-
nicle.
Chubby little Cupid must have fold
ed his wings, and gazed open mouthed
at the result of one of his mischievous
pranks, for the wedding of Miss Adele
Dreier and DR.. F. E. Frates was one
of the most beautiful and stupendous
seen here in a long while.
The ceremony was performed by the
Right Reverend Bishop Libert, assist
ed by Father valentin in the Waikiki
chapel, which was transformed into
tropical nature cove by festoons Of
MALE, and beautiful white blossoms. A
most unique conception was carried
out in a portiere of graceful MALE
which instead of falling before the al
tar was caught up at one side by big
white satin bow.
The bride VINO wore magnificent
gown of white brocaded satin trimmed
with pearls, with train yards long,
her veil caught with orange blossoms
and carrying a lovely shower bouquet
of white orchids and violets, was given
away by Hon. Cecil Brown, Miss Irene
Dickson in an embroidered Partisan
robe of white net over satin, and
picture hat with white Willow plumes
was her maid of honor.
The little Misses Emily Magoon,
Laura Low, Irene Holt, Roseline DaVi-
son, all dressed alike in white point
d'esprit over pale pink silk, were the
flower girls, and from baskets tied with
pink ribbon, scattered white rose pc
tails.
The groom was attended by Mr.. Sam
Walker as best man, while the ushers
were Messrs. ClarenceWaterman, w.
Dickson, George Fuller and Arthur
Macintosh
Mrs. Dreier, the brides mother wore
a stunning gown of steel grey en-
broidered net over the same shade of
satin, and profusely interviewer with
seed pearls. With this she wore a
large and becoming picture hat of the
same peculiar shade, bearing willow
plumes.
Mrs. Emil Dreier, sister-in-law to
the bride looked very lovely in a gown
of shimmering Liberty satin. After
the ceremony the party went by motor
to Plulani, the home of the brides
mother, where an elaborate reception
was held
The home itself is very beautiful
and for this occasion every form OF
tropic luxuriance in palms, maiden
hair ferns, and flowers was introduced.
The spacious reception hall was de-
corated with MALE trailers and pink
astors, while the drawing room where
the bridal party received, was an abode
of beauty, made so by soft lace maiden
hair ferns, palms, and occasional bas-
kets of white pinks tied with stream
ers of white tule, A buffet supper
was served and a Hawaiian Quintette
rendered music for dancing, which
lasted till a late hour
The couple slipped clandestinely
away, for their honeymoon, and left
yesterday in the Siberia for a tour of
the states and Europe, with the in
tention of finally making their home
in Berlin.
Captain Bent of the Tenyo Maru
and Mrs. Bent came up from Burlin-
game yesterday and are staying at the
FairmOnt.-Chronicle.
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Colonel Sam Parker and Prince Gu
pid, who arrived yesterday from Ha-
waii, registered at the Stewart.-S. F.
Chronicle.
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Major Jack Haines sailed for Homo
lulu on the Mongolia Tuesday. He will
be stationed in the islands for time
and his departure is being much re-
gretted.-S. F. Chronicle.
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Mrs Emile Bruguire was hostess at
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