The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-12-26
MISS COOPER NEDs
REVENUE OFFICER
Beautiful Ceremony Celebrated
When she Becomes Mrs.
Pine at Cathedral.

Misc Ysabcl 0oorgctte Cooper,
daughter % Judge ana Mn. Horny II
Cooper, became tho bride Of Lieutenant
James Pine, Of the United states Rev
onue Cutter Service ut halfrost eight
o'clock last night In 81. Andrews
Cathedral. The Episcopal ritual was
read by the Right Reverend Henry
Bond Roetariok. Tho church was doc
GRATED with palms and ferns, wfeaths
of Christmas greens aud holly berries
aud branches Of poinsettia. In every
other detail the general color scheme
OF yellow and white was carried out.
On the altar in tall brass vhbes were
branches of white flowers. The church
was filled with the friends Of both bride
and bridegroom.
To the strains OF Mendelssohn's We'd
| ding March, the bridal party entered
! che Cathedral. First came two dainty
| little flower girls, Sibyl Hooking and
! 10y McCandless, in fairyliko dresses
of gold embroidered yellow chiffon over
sheer pima and shimmering silk of the
/ SHINE shade--giided shoes. Wreathes OF
! gold leaves on the hair completed their
/ costumes. Each carried over the ieft
shoulder a long handled gilded basket
filed with golden.eyed daisiesH 4,
+ Following them came the, bridesmaids
with attendant ushers, Miss Florence
Gurrey and Lieutenant Waddington,
| Miss Florence Hoffman and Lieutenant
Bauchman, Miss Helen North and Lieu
tenant Homer, Miss Bertha Koepke
I and Lieutenant Vaughan, Miss Alice
Cooper and Lieutenant Price, The
bridesmaids were gowned in beautiful
tyellow chiffon costumes made alike.
-ss,l a,,1 ~ Ia al
satin and at the top graceful bow
Of white tulle held fiaring bunch OF
marguerites.
The bride was preceded by Miss
Irene Cooper, her twin sister, as maid
of honor. Her gown, like those of the
bridesmaids was of yellow chiffon heav-
!, lily embroidered in gold. The bride
came leaning on the arm Of her father.
,Her exquisite gown was Of white silk
crepe de chine, trimmed with quantities
Of real lace. The train was long and
square cut and she wore wreath of
orange blossoms from which fell long
veil almost to the ground. A graceful
shower bouquet tied with knots of tullo
was carried on her arm.
On reaching the steps of the ehancei
the ushers, who were in full dress uni
! form, stepped to the left of the main
, alsIe The bridesmaids to the right, al
lowing the bride and her maid of honor
, to pass through to meet the groom and
Lieutenant Blair, the best man, who
were waiting with Bishop Restarick,
! At the conclusion Of the service, the
: bride and groom; accompanied by the
I l,maid of honor and best man, proceeded
to the altar rail, where the marriage
ceremony was completed.
! AZ the newly welded pair turned tC
leave, after signing the register, the
bridesmaids and pshers crossed staff
: land swords, thus forming an archway
!, through which the bride and groom, fol
!. lowed by the maid of honor and bes
I. man, and the little flower girls, passed
Z and one by one the others fell int
/ line,
a After leaving the church, the brida
: party and some Of the intimate friendl
: motored to the home of Judge anC
Mrs. Cooper, where reception wa
9 held for the fifty or so guests.
( The honeymoon viii be spent at th'
Al Coopers' country home at the PENN
: sula and when the pair returns to tow
!. Lieutenant and Mrs. Pine win occu
Z by the attractive bungalow belonging
! TO Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. v. Forster OF
!. College Hills
Bishop Restarick married Judge an,
a Mrs. Cooper in San Diego, they having
4 lived there some years ago.