Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-01

MISS MelfllI looked charming III
wedding gown of white satin and
Princess lace, with u veil arranged in
the Marie Antoinette style. ornament
ed with natural orange blossoms. A
shower bouquet OF white roses and
maiden hair ferns was carried. The
bride was attended by Miss Rbth
Richards, who was a picture In
marseiles green net, over satin. en-
broidered In green and pink. A spray
Of the Cassia Nodosa blossom, tied
with green streamers of gauze was
carried.
Mr.. Carl Andrews best man was
Mr.. Spencer Bowen, who Is an init
mate friend OF long standing. At the
conclusion of the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs Andrews received the good wish
es Of large gathering of friends. The
beautiful home of the Theodore Rich
ards was decorated in white and
green, that being the color scheme
chosen for the decorations. Delicious
refreshments were served during the
evening. The cakes were made at
the Normal School, and the pupils Of
the school, where Miss Merrill has
been teacher for the past two years
| served the refreshments. On their
return from their honeymoon, Mr.
| and Mrs. Andrews will take posses
| sion Of the beautiful residence, which
| Is being completed for them by T.. A.
| p. Newcomb, one of the leading ar
chitects of the city. The house Is a
| refreshingly new thought In its Italian
! design. The detail ana coloring pro.
! duce a very harmonize effect. against
the mountain background at the head
Of Wyllie street, where the house Is
situated.
Mrs. Jane Walker and family are
occupying the T.. FaXon Bishops
house at Waikiki.
Mrs. william Lucas has been the
guest of the NJ f.. PrOssers ever since
her arrival from California. Mrs. Lu-
cas- moved into her own home on
Green street, Thursday of this week
Mrs. +. r. Day has been the guest
of Miss Mary Alexander's artistic
bungalow on Mount Tantalus.
Mrs. Fannie c. Macauley. the gift
, ed writer, Is planning to visits friends
In Honolulu, when she returns from
the Orient in the spring.
Major Duncan will leave July sec
ond on the transport for For, Leay-
enworth, where he will attend the
, army school.
4 Mrs. T. Rain Walker and her
daughter, Miss Beatrice Walker Of
England, are expected next month.
to make several months visit In the
islands. Mrs. Walker possesses num-
erous friends, having resided for Il
number Of years In Honolulu, when
her husband was British Consul to
the islands During portion OF their
visit the distinguished guests will
visit Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Give Davies
4 4
Captain and Mrs. Hand and two
children will arrive in this city On
July thirteenth Captain Hand Is I
field artillery officer and will he sta
= toned at Schofeld Barracks.
The son and daughter of Mr.. and
q Mrs. George Sherman are expected to
arrive In Honolulu July nth, from
y the East, where they have been at
) tending school Miss Sherman has
u been u pupil at the master school,
u DObbs Ferry. Young Mr.. Sherman IL
I planning to enter Williams College
!, and has been attending preparatory
y school with that end in view. Mr..
r and Mrs. J. II. Gault will accompany
u them to Honolulu with their two boys,
y Jack and Carter who have been at
u tending school in the east,
Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Taylor, the tor
mer Is a prominent civil engineer of
4 New Mexico, are In Honolulu and
" have apartments at the Colonial Ho-
ID tel. Mr. Hugh Taylor is In the isl
D. nnds seeking rest, the doctors hay
he ing order him away, for Il time, from
h his arduous business affairs.
III New millinery department at Jor-
RI dams. Hats trimmed Ia orler