Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-19


Ada Rhodes 10 Mr.. William
" Williamson. Promptly at half
after eight a Hawaiian quar-
tette of male voices. lead by Ernest
Kaai. sang LOnghengrin's wedding |
march, which was a signal for the
bridal party TO appear. Mr.. William
Roth and Mr. Buttulph came through
an archway. on the mnuka side of the
house. On either side Of this festOOn
ed doorway. were arranged broad |
white satin ribbons These young men
had been instructed to draw these satin
ribbons, thus making an aisle for the
bridal party to pass through. They
were followed by the maid of honor
who looked stunning in a chic froci
of pink crepe de chine over pink sat
In which was made by Mrs. Mary
Dawson of this city. This toilette de
serves especial mention. for 1t was
one of the most beautiful gowns eve
seen in Honolulu. II was built on
original lines: the skirt had an Orr
entail design. composed of real gold
thread, embroidered In turquoise an
coral On either side was Frencl
draped tunic. edged with long Frcncl
ribbon fringe The cOrsage was or
namented with Mattclasse garn'
ture. in Egyptian design composed o
turquoise and coral to match the pa
mel effect, edegCd with deep gold
fringe. Mammon Cochet roses. tied
with pink tulle was carried. The
bride leaning on the arm Of her I'M
Gle. the Honorable Cecil Brown, pre-
scented a picture of lOveliness. that
will long remain in the memory o.
those present Miss Rhodes is pe
tite brunette. with large brown eyes
and beautiful brown hair. and posses
SEES n clear olive complexion with =
high color. She Is considered one o.
the pretties. girls of the younger set
and never looked more beautiful than
on this occasion-clad In her brida
robe of white satin. yelled in FrencN
Marquesette and rose point lace. The
robe was caught with rosettes. of tho
Marqueset'e resembling roses. Thi
effective and beautiful costume was
completed with tulle veil. adorne'
with sprays of orange blossoms. >
shower bouquet Of white orchids wa
carried. The bride was met by the
groom and his best man, Doctor A
Gordon Hodgins. at the extreme mn
kai end of the room. where they were
married under canopy Of white
tule. Marguerite asters and maiden
- ~
enue was turned into a floral bower
by means Of orchids. Marguerite as
ters. bamboo and palms. All the cor
ners Of the room woe banked witt
feather bamboo and gigantic trOpica
palms. producing the effect Of con
servatory. All the decorations werr
in draped effect. which at the presen
time is so much In vogue. The lon
French windows. leading TO the yer
andas and the large arch ways. con
Meeting the different rooms. wer'
draped with smilax and studded with
orchids and asters. The color scheme
of white and green was observed H.
every detail Of the floral adornment
The canopy under which the bridal
party stood was especially beautifu
for behind this arrangement OF
tulle. had been placed broad old
fashioned gilt mirror reaching from
the floor to the ceiling, this miro
was embowered in orchids and maid
en- hair ferns-on account of the filmy
texture Of the tulle, the mirror pro
duced yelled effect and reflected
the bridal party, and the two chic
participants-as they plighted theiI
troth. The marriage ceremony wa
performed by Father Stephen of tn,
Roman Catholic Mission, during tn,
ceremony, a seXtette, composed O
Hawaiians, played softly on guitar
and ukuleles. Directly after the cere
mony, the happy young couple wer
surrounded by their friends and show
cred with good wishes and congratu
latiOns Miss Chapman. the aunt q
the bride received with them. Mis-
Chapman was gowned In handsom
grey silk with garnltures of Duchess
lace. From the flower laden DRAWN
rooms, the guests passed TO the dir
ing room and lanais, where refresl
ments were served, and numerOu
toast were given for the future wei
fare and happiness of the couple. Il
the center Of the former room. wa
n court OF growing palms, India rul
her and banana plants, this trOpica
yerdure was growing around larg
fountain. the tinkling ana ripping O
the water produced a musical sound
On the railing surrounding this dc
lighllul garden We're banked pots o
maiden hair ferns the long fronds
conccaling the pottery. over head
the skylight was open, and the full
tropical moon, shed IFS rays over IN,
artistic scene, lingering and almOs
seeming 10 c1Iess the foliage A string
81 orchestra played and sang swee
molOdiOus airs-muslc that the younI