The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-08
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eua very beautifully decorated with a
pfouaion of pot.od pnlm. and ferns
aud snowy aHDu. .ho choir lor mu
ue.us hidden u white ufera and
maIdDuh8r fern. and thence descend.
iue t.e0 0u iI.r BOB graduated solid
! terrace 0. u1'm. Du either Side oft
, the ohauooI ro. al graceful banana
uooa. with ullns vines uuiucd about
the side pilIars and caught up to- the
balconios
( The family pews were designated by
/ strings of fragrant mauo. which was
festooncd along Che ends, rcsevlng
their privacy for me relatives of the
/ young couple.
Promptly at half after eight o'clock
/ the soft strains of the Lohengrin wed.
ding maFch were heard. played ON the
/ organ 10y Professor ingalls,, while the
Reverend A. A. Ebersole, Mr.. Malahia
Schmidt, the brother of the groom and
best man, and the groom advanced
slowly to the alter while the congre.
cation rose as the bridal party made
their way down the side aisle.
} The usbors, in the persons Of Messrs.
Robert Cllllngworth, Bradford Turn.
er, Ray Reitow, Herbert Kinslea and
Schmidt preceded the bridesmaid,
Miss Ethel Carter, wirO slowly follow
ed, attired in pale blue crepe de chine
and carrying a muff bouquet of Paul
heron roses caught in shower effect
with pale pink tulle and lace maiden
hair fern.
The bride, leaning upon the arm of
her brother, Mr.. John Grace! who also
gave her away, followed, dressed in a
gown of clinging white crepe de chine
trimmed with lace and made en- train.
Her long tulle veil was caught and
held on her dark brown hair by
crown of orange blossoms and she
carried a large bouquet of white car
nations.
Two tiny flower maidens followed
dressed in soft pink silk to the knees,
with pink satin slippers and silk
stockings. They wore large pink
satin bows on their golden hair and
carried quaint little baskets filled with
pink baby roses and tied with bows of
fairy-like pink tulle. These tots were
baby Angus, and baby Schmidt, the
one niece of the bride, the other OF
the groom and were most fetching.
AT the altar the service was read by
by Mr.. Ebersole, to the soft strains of
"Oh Promise Me-" and the Lutheran
idea of the duplicate ring was carried
out.
At the conclusion of the services the
bridesmaid cast off the face veil
and to the bOuyant strains of Mendel-
sohn's wedding march the young cou-
pie, smiling happily and greeting the
familiar friends among the large num-
Der of quests, passed up the aisle, pre-
coded by the flower girls and out into
a big white touring car awaiting them.
Mrs. Grace, mother Of the bride, was
handsomely gowned in black lace over
black satin and she and her two
daughters, Miss Molle in white satin
and Miss Lulu, in pink satin, and her
three sons, Willard Walter and Ho-
ward Grace, occupied one of the re-
served family pews.
Mr.. Schmidt, father of the grom,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Schmidt his son
and daughter-in-law, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Weight occupied another,
while still another was reserved for
Mrs. Angus and her daughters, Misses
; Ethel and Jean Angus, who are by
| marriage related to the bride.
: Among the guests present at the
? wedding were Mrs. Angus, Miss Ethel
Angus, Miss Jean Angus, Mr.. and
t Mrs. Charles Weight, Mr.. Schmidt, Mr..
4 and Mrs. William Schmidt, Mrs. Cliff
4 ton Tracy, Mrs. Wayson, Mrs. Ouder-
f kirk, Miss Bernice White, Mrs. Grace,
g Continued on page fifteen)