The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-10

h'Nt bN'lhhlt 10 we hNUnN'u hIlNlUa
OF the "Tuumore" Bog violin and piano.
the violin being beautifully played by
Willard Ables. and at the conclusion
of the service Mr. and Mrs George
Renton, Jr, turned to receive the hap.
by congratulations and fluctuations Of
their many friends.
Mrs. Fisher, mother Of the bride
stood near and was the first to be re.
Ceiyed She was beautifully gowned
in old rose messaline made in tunic ef.
feet trimmed with bands Of oriental
embroidery and wearing diamonds.
The groom's mother Mrs. George
Renton, Sr, wore an exquisite crea.
ton Of embroidered white silk crepe,
made princess, and wearing a number
of Jewels
Mrs. Ables, an aunt of the bride
was very modishly attired in con.
lection of crushed strawberry messa-
line, made princess trimmed with mo-
tits Of oriental embroidery and wear
ing diamonds, while Mrs. II. II. VIII
! liams, another aunt was very hand
some in a toilette of black crepe me-
teor made severely princess and
! close fitting, with low cut
yoke and long sleeves of gold-dotted
embroidered fine gold tissue with pip
ings of black satin across the yoke
and sleeves, and heavy motifs in tunic
effect of jet. With this modish cos
tune Mrs. Williams wore diamonds
and pearls.
After the reception the bridal party
led the guests to a lanai which had
! been erected on the mauka lawn I'M
der the shade trees. 1t was enclosed
with American and Hawaiian flags and
profusely decorated and festooned
within by smilax, young pepper and
palms, in bower effect.
And here at tables each seating four,
and gracefully adorned by cut glass
bowls Of white daisies the guests par
took of refreshments while a Hawaiian
quintette sang softly from a balcony
of palms.
The brides table was circular and
round it sat Mr.. and Mrs. George Rem
ton, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Castle,
Miss Catherine Goodale, Miss Muriel
Howatt, Lewis and Allan Renton and
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Cooke.
1t was decorated by a center mound
of brides roses out of bed of white
tulle, which also was festooned and
draped among rose blossoms strewn
over the table.
The place cards were miniature hand
painted white slippers and lilies of the
valley on a green leaf as a background
and to each card was attached white
tulle bag of rice.
At the table of the brides parents
sat Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs
George Renton, Sr., Mrs. L. c. Ables
and Mr.. Ebersole, while at another
family table sat Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. II
Williams, Mr.. Charles Osborne, Ken
meth and Willard Ables and Mrs. Fan
ny Zeave.
At supper, the catering of which was
under the supervision of Miss Laid
the brides cake and wedding cake
were cut by the lovely young bride
with silver blade whose handle was
tied with white tulle.
The ring fell to Miss Catherine
Goodale who was lovely in an import
ed gown of French grey clinging mes
saline, the thimble to Mrs. G.. w. r.
King, the coin to Mrs. G. d. Smith
while amid much laughter Reynold
McGrew extracted the bachelors col
lar button.
The other refreshments consisted OF
orange sherbet, vanilla, strawberry
and chocolate cream, and fruit punch
Afterwards, when the bride left the
guests in the drawing room and slip,
ped to her boudoir to change, the ex,
pectant maidens rushed forward to
catch her shower bouquet which she
threw over her shoulder as she ran
up the stairs. 1t was caught by a
pretty girl in a pale pink silk crepe
gown who proved to be Miss Belle Nc
Corriston, and a few moments later
the bride and groom emerged, the
former blushing and stylishly gowned
in tailor made navy blue tussor silk
and a straw hat to match trimmed in
ribbon and tulle. Mr. and Mrs. Geo
Renton Jr., then motored to Fair
view," the Peninsula home of the Rem
tons, where they will spend their fort
nights honeymoon.
Those present at this rarely beauti
full wedding were Mrs. James RentOn
ST., Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Renton and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hind and
| family Mr. and Mrs r ID ROnd Mr.