Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-08

D uel walker Inc hiSht heNe''"" p'o"
op Llbert, assisted by Father Valentin
and Father stephens, performed the
marriage rites. During this ceremony
MIR. Hugo Herzer sang that beautiful
ballad that is making such a sensa.
ton on the mainland, "A Bunch oil
Roses" His clear, beautiful baritone
was heard to great advantage. After
the ceremony, Sonny Cunha. who was
the brilliant organist. played Mcndels. /,
sohus wedding march. DIR. and Mrs. |
Frates. who were preceded by the lit
tie flower girls, who were strewing
their path with roses. walked down the
center AISLE bowling and smiling ON
their assembled guests. st. Augustine
Chapel is picturesque In Itself, with
its rustic interior. but under the artis-
tic hands Of Mr.. Jimmie Mcclure, 1t
was transformed into fairyland. The
decorations were in white and green.
Over the communion rail was canopy
of MALE, caught with bow knots and
streamers Of broad white satin ribbon.
The chancel rail was banked with white
asters and white daisies, and maiden.
haid. Towering on either side of the
communion rail was the stately Areca
palm. The altar was one mass OF
maidenhair and white roses. The
many lighted and twinkling candles
in their solid gold candlesticks lent an
added beauty TO the affair. The corn
ers of the church were banked with
feather bamboo, combined with the
Kentia and Thunax palms. Date palms
formed archways over the numerous
windows and the pillars Of the church
were wrapped with MALE. Suspended
from the ceiling OF the chapel we're In.
Vulnerable baskets Of rare ferns,
caught with white tulle. The
organ loft was draped In yards OF
braided palapalai ferns and the rustic
chandeliers were festooned with male,
intcrmingled with white daisies. The
general comment has been that this
was one of the most artistic weddings
of The season. Directly after the wed.
ding ceremony DR.. and Mrs. Frank
Edward Frates, accompanied by their
wedding attendants, drove TO the pa.
latiai home Of the Dreiers on Beretania
street. This home is one ri the most
beautiful In Honolulu and Is well
adapted for entertaining, for all the
rooms are large ana connect with arch
ways so the house can be thrown into
h.iI NJ
groom received the hest wishes and
congratulations OF their friends amidst
a bower of palms and roses, In the
mauka drawing room. the reception
room was decorated In male and dais
les. The staircase was banked with
white astcrs. white daisies aiiu smilaX
while graceful streamers OF the latter
were festooned from the chandeliers u
the corners o. the room. making j
canopy Of green that was most pleas.
) ing to the eye. Suspended between
;, the archways Of the draw.Ls room and
the music room. were fCFdi balls of
) white carnations and maluenhalr. The
drawing rooms were decorated In
white roses and Gala lilies. and the
spacious lanais, which Wee enclosed
with Hawaiian flags, wcfe also decor
ated In white and green. On the Wal
kiki lanai the table for tho bridal par
ty was arranged. This table was coy
cred with hand-embrcidercd cloth
! The table was IN white roses and maid
, enhair. carrying ont the co.or schem,
OF white and green. In leo center wa,
placed the brides caAe which con
tanned ring penny ard thimble
. This cake was cut by the gracious
, bride. and when the different articles
In the cake were iound, much merrI
, ment was caused. During the evening
, the Hawaiian quintet cub. behind
screen OF palms, discoursed swee
music. A large lanai. bal, to accom-
modate five hundred people and I,
decorated In flags, pennants and palms
but could not be utilized on accoun
: OF the inclement weather. However
b no Inconvenience was noticed az tn,
Dreier mansion Is SO large that tn,
g assembled guests were well taken car,
OF. About IL 80 Mrs. Frates donnc,
her going-away gown. and everyOn,
was told that the bridal bouquet o
white orchids was 10 be thrown. o
course the young maids were eagerl,
waiting to catch It, for we knew In,
old adage. that the one who catche
the bouquet will be bride within tn,
4 year. As the bride tossed this fora
/. creation In the air. on It's descent |
, was caught by one of the pretty maid
present. but presto. chnnge, the ele,
, trio lights were turned nut and IN
guests were In total darkness. At lrs
II was thought that fuse had burne
out, but II TRANSFERRED that It Was
clever ruse Of the bride and groom I
escape in an automobile without rio,