Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-16

iht uil hpA NAilNf W iNb'I Nlf'h
by mere volume of voice. weird man
nerisms or any eccentric subterfuge.
His, reading was dignfied, life.like,
masterlul. The range OF his voice Is
seemingly unlimited. and his ability
to lapse from character to character
unmarried By the Psillusiohlng pause
Of hest alton or studied effort Is eS-
cellent This is Marshall Darrach s
SECOND visit 70 the islands. and Il IS
to he hoped that this visit will not be
the last. as this gifted man can al
ways be assured Af ( royal welcome
by the Honolulu people.
~
The numerous friends of Eieu,enant
rregtlss Bassett will be Interested %
know that he was married In San
Francisco on the 3Oth of March. Lieu
tenant Dasaet. has been here num-
Der of times and Is well acoh1nted
IN Honolulu. On his last bip he was
here on tn" Cincinnati. Mt the time
Mr.. and Mrs. Longworth were visiting
here. lie Is n warm personal friend
of this young compile. and knows ex-
President Roosevelt very well. The
following appeared in a San Francisco
paper:
The wedding OF the week that had n
monopoly Of interest in che service set
was that Of Miss Henriette Won Schra.
der and Lieutenant Prentiss Beck Bias
sett of the Navy. The bride is the
daughter of Colonel aud Mrs. Frederick
Won Schrader. and has. been a favorite
during her residence here. She is n
particular friend of Miss Ellen Barry.
the daughter Of Major General Thomas
II. Barry. The AFTERNOON wedding was
exceptionally brilliant for the officers
wore full dress uniform, and the floral
setting was remarkably pretty. The
color scheme was white and green,
with the white predomlnating in the
great clusters of roses and trailing
sprays Of lilies Of the valley. The
ceremony was performed at o'clock
"Wednesday Afternoon by Rt. Rev. Den
mis- G. O'Connel. auxiliary bishop. of
tho Roman Catholic diocese of San
francisco. There was canopy of
flowers formed In the living room
where the couple stood to receive the
congratulations Of their friends.
There were over a hundred guests at
the reception. and most OF them army
Or navy people prominent in the SER
vice The bride was attended by Miss
Ellen Barry and Miss Lutte Collier
while he Office OF best man was flled
by PaymasteV George p Aud The
ushers at the elaborate home wedding
were FreiCfck%on schPeder brother
Of the bride, ami Lieutenant Fred
Cruise. The gown worn by tha bride
was extremely effective and was trim.
med with priceless lace. The lace
worn on her wedding veil was a FAM
lily possession and the bodice of the
gown was fashioned almost en- irely of
the rare lace. The gown was made
J with the new Russian tnnlc effect and
a long train.
Lieutenant Bassctt and his bride
have gone away en- thsir honeymoon
trip, and It is Improbable that they
viii return. Their home Is TO be in
Boston at the navy yard. where Lieu
tenant Bassot t is stationed on the Tar
pin In submarine service The bride
was in the Philippines at the time
that Lieutenant Bassett was stationed
on the Wisconsin and their acquaint-
apce began In the Islands. He is one
of the most popular of the younger
city. although he has not had as much
time here as many Of hTS brother Of
-fcers. The bride has host OF friends
who will regret that her future home
is 10 be in the East,
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The transport Sheridan sailing
April 18th for San francisco, bore