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

49,. "iiN Nl!lNoh tracy, WnlCn TOOK
place Monday evening at eight
o'clock. The church was beautifully
decorated for the occasion and was
fiued with friends and relatives. Tho
bride Is tall and willowy and looked
superb in her wedding gown of white
satin. made in the latest mode. The
gown was embelllshcd with rare lace.
and the tunic was caught with real
orange blossoms. The ulle veil was
becomingly arranged and held In
place By orange blossoms. A shower
bouquet of brides roses. completed
this stunning creation. With the OK.
ception of her ribbon bearers and lit.
tie flower girls, the bride had but
one attendant Miss Catherine Nc.
Cnrthy the bridesmaid. looked ex.
iremely pretty In pale blue satin with
q white lace oycrdress This oyer.
dress was knotted with punches of
tiny rose buds, n spray bouquet of
pink La France roses was carried.
Promptly at eight o'clock the we'd
ding party arrived. Mrs. n1rancis
Judd. a relative of the groom played
Lohengrins wedding march. The
aisles of the church had been made
q floral bower. by means of white
daisies. white tulle and maiden hair,
the end Of each pew having had up.
rights attached this wooden cunstruc-
ton was completely hidden by this
floral decoration of lunches of daisies
and illusion. and the result was cX-
tremely beautiful Four tiny tots, clad
in sheer white organdics appeared
two acting as ribbon bearers: little
Miss Wilbur and Miss Eva Gay car.
that made an aisle for the bride to
pass through. and thus separating her
from the fashionable audience. These
| two little tots were closely followed
! by two flower girls of the same size
and age little Miss DennisOn and
Miss misunderstanding baskets laden.
ed with white daisies that were
strewn before the bride after the
ceremony. This quartette of pretty
children added greatly to the beauty
of the affair The four ushers, Mr..
John T. Fleming, Mr.. Harry Rycroft.
Mr.. Jonathan Austin and Mr.. Wllfred
Greenwich came slowly down the aisle
followed by the bridesmaid. The
bride looked very beautiful rs she
proceeded down the aisle leaning on
the arm of her father, Mr.. o. A. Oss.
The groom and his best man, Mr..
| Carl b. Andrews met the bridal party
at the altar and the short and impress
sive marriage service was performed
| by the Reverend A. A. Ebersole. The
color scheme for this wedding was
| white and green; marguertes Is fav-
orlte flower of the brides, they were
the keynote for the decorative
scheme. The altar and choir loft was
banked with beautiful palms, the rail
ing surrounding the choir was com
pletely hidden by white marguerites
and maldenhair fern. Oven the organ
was canopy composed OF white Gala
lilies. intormingled with ferns After
the ceremony the happy bride and
groom left the church to the joyous
strains OF the wedding march, bow
ing and smiling as they came down
the center aisle The entire bridal
party motored to the brides home on
Victoria street where a delicious buff
fet supper was served. Only the we'd
ding party were invited. The brides.
mother, Mrs. Otto Oss, looked ex-
tremcly well In n grey satin elabor-
81 nd uit Gfl ri m N
Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy were the reel
pients of beautiful wedding presents,
they are very popular young cou-
pie and their friends took pleasure In
showering them with beautiful gifts.
Among the presents were tea and cof'
fee services of silver, exquisite cut
glass, rare brasses, bon bon dishes In
silver and glass, pictures, Il fun ain
ner set in white and gold, bouillon
cups, silver bread and cake trays, ex'
uuislte embroidered linens, the entire
set of HAT silver ware for the table,
complete dining room set of Flem-
ish oak, koa rockers and drawing
room furniture In fact the gifts were
too numerous and beautiful TO enum-
crate. Mr. and Mrs. Tracy have left
for a months trip TO the Volcano ON
Hawaii. ON their return the BRIDES
mother and father will take trip
TO the mainland and they will occupy
the oss' home until the parents re-
turn, when Mr.. Tracy Is contemplat'
ing building.
Among those present and invited
were:
Mr.. and Mrs. ], f. c. Abel, Mr. and
Mrs. G. II. Atherton, Mr.. and Mrs,
L. c. Athertoh, Mrs, w. o, Atwater
Miss Dora Atwater, Mrs. Oscar An
derson, Mrs. ]. NJ. Anterior, Mr., and
Mrs. w. c. Ashley. Mr., and Mrs. w.
I G.. Ashley, Jr., Violet Austin, Carl
Andrews, Robt, w. Andrews MIR. and
Mrs. l.. Abrams, Mary Alexander,
'Robt. Anderson. c. ], Austin, Mr. and
Mrs. w. o. Aiken, Irene Aiken, Prof.
and Mrs w. ID. Alexander, Agnes
Alexander, Rev. James Alexander
Edith Alexander, A, c. Alexander
KATE Atherton. Laura AthcrtOn, Mrs.