Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-24

/ lanai from the supper lanai and added
the nccdful touch for service we'd
ding. Toward the close of supper the
best man proposed the health of the
bride aud this proved but the first Of
several happy toasts that were drunk
TO various members OF the bridal par.
~. The latter part OF the evening
was spont by the young people pro
sent In dancing. The BRIDES bouquet
was caught by Miss Ruth Smith who,
Is now expected by her friends to full.
All the old tradition. tf
The brides going away gown was
fetching little creation OF navy blue
silk, polka dotted in white with n
frcnchy dash of crimson in the but. |
tons and garniture of the bodice. With !
II she wore a modish hat of dark blue
straw trimmed with crimson wings. |
Mr. hunters gift to his bride was an |
odd brooch in the form of bar. deli.
catcly etched. and surmountcd by a
horseshoe of diamonds.
Mrs. Muntcr is University OF Cali.
fornla girl, having been graduated IN
the class Of 1904 and Is a popular
member of Chi Omega sorority. Since
her graduation she has been a prom
incnt member of the College Club of
Honolulu and before leaving for two
years residence In Hongkong was Que
Of the board of governors She Is also
a member of the Kunalu Boat Club
and leaves a wide circle of friends
here who will greatly miss the charm
Of her winsome personality Lieut. '
and Mrs. Munter left ON the Sierra for 1,
visiting various points In California /,
before continuing their Journey east
In the weeks preceding her marriage
the bride was the recipient of several
attractive pre-nuptial affairs given by
her girl friends and the clubs TO which
she belongs. s..
! Those invited for the wedding were:
! Governor and Mrs Walter L. Frear,
Bishop and Mrs Henry Bond Rcstar.
lex, Canon and Mrs. Ault Judge and
Mrs, Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ Hep.
burn. DIR. and Mrs. Philip Frear. DIR.
and Mrs. Charles Bryant Cooper. Or.
and Mrs. Walter Hoffman,, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Bush. Mr.. and Mrs Charles
q. Bartlett, Lieut.. and Mrs George
Cleveland Bowen, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred.
erick Damon, Mr.. and Mrs Harold Gif.
fard, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Herzcr, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Halstead, Mr.. and
Mrs. Armln Hanebcrg, Mr.. and Mrs.
al MnIp
ter Wall, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wall, |
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Waterman. Mr., and
Mrs. North, Mr.. and Mrs. Saplding, |
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Waldron, Mr.. and
! Mrs. John Trenholm Warren, Mr.. and
Mrs. st. Clair Saycrs, Mr., and Mrs /
Joseph NJ. Dat, Mr.. and Mrs. II. c.
Stackable, Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Bic.
kerton. Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Norton
Bobo. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl du Roi Mr..
and Mrs. Marston Campbell. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dyer. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r. |
Cooke, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Berg, Mr.
and Mrs. Alexis Gignoux, Mr.. and Mrs
Chester Livingston, Mr.. and Mrs Al.
fred Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Levers,
Mrs. s. NJ. Angus; the Misses Angus,
Jean Angus. Ethel Angus. Brown, Cat
ton, Cooper Day. Hall. Mary Law
| renee, Anna Johnson. Helen North.
Jane Whine. Blanche Soper. Ada
Rhodes, Constance Rostarick, Ruth
Smith, Gray Mclnerny. Cooke, Lydia
McStocker, Julia McStockcr, Rather
Inc Stephens, Nadive Center Vera Da-
mon. Messrs. Kenneth Brown, Alfred
| Cooper. Clarence Waterman, VIII Nc.
lnerny, Simon Hooking. RobinsoTN
Captain Cochran and Lieut. James,
Pine.
Marshall Darraeh to Rccite In S. r.
The formal opening Of the season In
town with the Shakcspearesn Sub
scription Recital. which will be given
In the colonial ballroom at the ST.
Francis on the evening of October ith
by Marshall Darrach, under the spon
sorship Of an exclusive group of so.
clety women, will inaugurate new
phase OF social life In San Francisco,
| fashioned along lines so much In vogue