The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-30
Society
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VIII be solemuizCd at the home of the
brides sister, Mis-. d. j. Garden, on
upper Fort street, have not been def
nitely arranged.
The service will be artistically sim
pie and will be read at eight o'clock
on the evening of November 29th.
The decorations will be evolved in
white and green, and two little flower
maidens will be included in the bridal
party
The bride will wear an effective
gown of white and will carry a show
er bouquet of white orchids and tulle.
The service will be followed by an
informal reception, to which a limited
number of cards will be issued
The honeymoon will De spent in
the country and later the couple will
return to town to make their home
in Honolulu.
Miss Ruby Case, whose portrait ap-
pears today, is one of the most beau
tiful of October brides, whose we'd
ding to Mr.. Edward Bates Blanchard
will be sOlemnized on Monday riOrn-
ing. at St Clements church at Puma
hOu.
The services, which will be read by
Reverend John osborne at eight
o'clock, will be witnessed only by the
relatives and most intimate friends
Of the young couple.
The altar of the artistic chaEel will
be decorated with many dropping
palms and quantities of La Maruue
roses, daisies and white carnations,
many lacey maldenhair ferns also be-
ing used.
The bride will be attended by Mrs.
Harold Hayselden, as matron of
honor.
The bride will wear q Partisan robe
of heavy white brocaded satin made
in the draped princess mode with a
court train falling from the Shout
ders.
The gown will be severely simple,
one side being yelled by a drape Of
white chiffon, and the corsage being
trimmed by motifs of Renaissance
lace which have been family heir
looms for many years, and a small
cluster of orange blossoms will be
caught to one side.
The bridal bouquet will be sheaf
of long stemmed pink tipped brides
roses and white orchids, caught with
stTeamers of white satin and tulle,
which win be carried on one arm.
The hat will be white silk faced with
black velvet and covered by a huge
white willow plume.
Mrs. Hazelden will wear an elabor-
ate Paris gown which is one of the
most beautiful lingerie creations ever
brought to Honolulu.
1t is made princess en- train in
billOWy mass of valenciennes and real
baby Irish laces, which partly veil
huge crush pink satin bows beneath
the gown.
A chic turban of handmade baby
Irish crochet lace over blush pink
silk in a cabachon on one side of forty
French pink roses will complete this
stunning costume. A long double
chain of Egyptian baby pink cOrals
will be worn, and muff bouquet car
ried, made entirely of duchesse roses
and tulle.
DR.. Arthur Hodgins will attend Mr.
Blanchard as best man, and the bride
will be given away by Mr.. A. l.. c.
Atkinson.
AT the entrance of the briday party,
Lohengrin's Wedding March will be
played on the organ, strains of Men
delssOhn's Spring Song will be softly
heard during the reading of the SER
vice, and at the conclusion Mendels-
sohn's Wedding March will burst
forth.
After the service the young couple
will motor to the home of the bride
in Puunui where the latter will
change into her travelling costume, a
white flannel tailored suit ond tur-
ban of sable velvet
The honeymoon will be spent at the
w. M. Giffard bungalow on Tantalus,
and a week later Mr. Blanchard and
his bride will return to the Alexander
! Young Hotel where they have secur-
ed handsome suite, and where they
will be at home after November LIST.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hazleton en-
! tertained at a pretty dinner party
last evening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. e. Roberts at their beach home at
! Waikiki.
The dinner table was abloom with
| fragrant clusters of violets and lace
maidenhair.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
| ]. E. Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. Sianer,
Mr.. Dempsey and Mrs. and Mrs. Ger
aid Hazleton.
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! Mrs. Louis ]. Warren was the guest
of honor at two very delightful and
/ informal thimble parties at which
Mrs. j. T. Warren entertained on
/ Thursday and Friday afternoons.
| Light refreshments were passed and
about twenty friends were hidden on
| each occasion.
THE kEHOE-cHRISTIE NuPTIALS.
! One of the prettiest of September
weddings was that of Miss Katheryn
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