Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-24

Etne new Episcopal Methodist
Church, when Mr. Frank II.
Thompson, one OF the most
prominent and eminent at
torneys of Honolulu was united in
marriage to Miss Alice Roth, who is
one of the most popular girls in So
ciety. Miss Roth has personal charm
that has endeared her TO her number |
less friends. She is enthusiastic and
unaffected with rare grace OF man
ner to add to her attractiveness. The
wedding Tuesday was quite one,
only the relatives and Mr.. Thomp.
sons law partners and their wives
witnessed the impressive and beauti-
ful ceremony. The interior of the
church was deliberately decorated with
white orchids, lilies and potted palms.
The decorations were elaborate and
were among the most beautiful. ever
designed In Honolulu. At half after
eight o'clock to the melody OF Lohen-
grins wedding march. the bridal party
appeared. The ushers Mr. Charles
Stanton and DR.. Arthur Hodgins, pre-
coded the bridal cortege down the
floral Isle. The brides only attend
ant was Miss Margaret Waterhouse,
who looked extremely pretty in q
light green satin with an overdress
OF corn colored marquisette, heavy
gold cord was cleverly introduced In
the French model. floral mum OF
roses and maiden hair fern was car
ried. Closely following her maid of
honor, the young bride appeared.
leaning on the arm OF her brother.
Mr.. Henry p. Roth who gave her into
the keeping OF her future husband
There has never been a more exquis-
lite bride. for Miss Roth looked radi-
antly beautiful. The bridal robe Of
white crepe meteor. was one of the
most effective worn this season and
was elaborated with quantities OF real
lace. The costume was completed
with a tulle veil, held In place by
orange blossoms. handsome dia-
mond necklace that was the gift of
the groom's, were the only jewels
worn. A shower bouquet of brides
roses was carried which added to the
exquisite beauty of the toilette. At
the altar, Mr.. Frank Il. Thompson and
Mr.. ollie Sorenson, the latter serv-
ing In the Office of best man, met the
bridal party. and the short, impress
siye wedding service was performed
by the Rev. Wadman. that united the
Young couple as man and wife. Di-
rectly after the ceremony the bride
and groom, their attendants and the
few friends that had witnessed the
nuptials, mo.ored TO the suburban
home OF Mrs. Margaret Roth, where
delicious wedding supper was serv-
ed. This beautiful home by the sea,
was decorated throughout. with Anne
rican Beauty roses and smilax, and
potted palms. A Hawaiian Quintet
club. played and sang during the
evening, the musicians were station
ed on the veranda, behind a tropical
screen of palms. Due to the young
couples popularity they were the re-
cipient OF numerous costly gifts. Att
err their honeymoon Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank f. Thompson win be at home
TO their numerous friends, at the
Alexander Young Hotel, where they
will reside. The following announce
ment has been received:
Mrs. Margaret Roth
announces the marriage OF her
daughter
Alice
to
Mr.. Frank Edward Thompson
on Tuesday evening, June twentieth
nineteen hundred and eleven
Honolulu. T. II,
Stag Dinner Mt Country Club.
A jolly stag dinner was rendered
Mr.. Kenneth Barnes before he Joined
the army of benedlcts. The affair
was given Saturday evening at the
Oahu Country Club. The table at
which the dinner was served was or
namented entirely with nautical
equipment. On the outside of the
elaborate menus was printed:
Farewell Cruise
of the
S. s. jolly Bachelor
Sailing from
Oahu Country Club
Honolulu, Hawaii,
June 18th, 1911, at 7 p. m,
Prompt
On the inside of the menu card.
which was printed in book form. was
the following:
ON BOARD
Crew
Captain .............. Geo. @. Guild
Mate ......... James II, FenWick