Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-23

formed the ceremony, using the i'm.
pressive Episcopal marriage service,
that united the young couple as man
and wife. The bride, who is consid.
cred one of the prettiest girls in Homo
lulu looked stunning in her wedding
gown of white lingerie handmade and
hand.embrcidered A large picture
hat covered with white willow plumes
completed the costume. a shower
bouquet of white carnations was car
ricd Miss Sarah Lucas was the
brides only attendant. Miss Lucas
looked extremely pretty in white over
pink silk with. large hat fashioned
in the prevailing mode. This charm.
ing girl carried a shower bouquet of
Mammon Cochet roses. Mr.. Charles
II. Hemenway Of this city, who Is a
friend of long standing of the groom,
acted as best man. Mr.. William Moore
Langton. the father of the bride, gave
her into the keeping of the groom.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Bennett held an informal reception on
the lawn by the side of the Cathedral
and received the good wishes and
congratulations Of their friends. As
the young people got into the auto
mobile to start on the honeymoon
they were showered with rice and old
shoes. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henry
Bennett will he "at home" to their
friends at the Alexander Young Ho-
Of Itt1N Mr. Ron
nett has accepted professorship In
the Boston Conservatory Of Music.
The happy young couple viii leave
here about the middle of August and
will make their home in Boston. Mass.
The following guests were at the we'd
ding: Mrs. II. Il. Restarick, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. r .Hemenway. Mr.. and Mrs.
+. c. Steere, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Emory Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Ad-
ans. Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Thayer, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Emory ST., Canon
and Mrs. Simpson. Mrs. and Miss
Douglas. Mrs. Il. Church. Miss Helen
Irwin Miss Alice Cooper. Miss Ethel
Spaldlng. Miss Helen North, Miss
Ethel Angus Miss Agnes Wiskstrom
Miss Harriet Young, Miss Sara Lucas
Miss Lydia McStocker, Miss Hattie
Lucas. Miss Callie Lucas, NJ" and
Mrs. c. j. Mccarthy. Mrs. II. f.
Bodek. Mrs. Harold Castle. Mr. and
Mrs. Gerrit Bowen, Rev. and Mrs
John Wadman. Miss Marguerite Wad'
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Coombs,
nr. and Mrs. Augur. Mr. oliver Ian
sing. Lieut.. Hugh Robinson, Mr.. A. II
Dondero. Mr.. and Mrs. Gilman, Mr.
Harry Lucas. Mr.. and Mrs. John
McStocker, and others.
4 4
Admiral and Mrs. Rees' Dinner.
A delightful dinner was given on
Monday evening by Rear Admiral and
Mrs. c. p. Rees at Ualakaa, to Mr.
and Mrs. Walter +. Dillingham; and
Rear Admiral de Castries and Captain
Cheron OF the French cruiser Mont
calm. Among the guests were Consu
and Mrs. II. G. L. Forster Mr.. ant
Mrs. Herman Focke, Mrs. Hyde
Smith. Mrs. Vos and Miss Margaret
Walker. Admiral de Castries Is
scion of one of the most ancient ant
honorable families OF France and II
reputed to be as much master o.
his militant profession as he is OF so
cial attachments. including a passion
for the game of bridge. Smiling moon
light ushered the coming and sped
the parting guests.
4 4 r
Bridge Luncheon at Country Club.
Saturday Mrs. Mamie Phillips en-
tertained eight friends at a bridge
luncheon In honor OF the Princess
Kawananakoa. This pretty affair wa