Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-29
DOWSETT. MOTT WEDDINGS .r
BRILLIANT and BEAUTIFUL Event

erywhere and added in no small way
to enhance the beauty of this scene.
A large lanai had been erected in the
garden and steps leading from the
house were Canvas-Covered to the lanai.
Here at small tables the forty guests
hidden enjoyed delicious wedding
supper. The bridal party occupied
the center table while the friends
were around and about the table that
was the center of attraction. The
drawing room was done In pink and
blue, dainty hydrangeas and pink
roses being used. The library was
done In pink roses while the dining
hall was symphony in green and
gold. The blue room up stairs was
dainty and sweet In blue and white
floral decorations. The room where
the gifts were displayed was massed
In white and green, II would be ut
terly impossible to mention the gifts.
Everything conceivable in dozens
from the parents Of the bride. was a
magnificent chest of fiat ware three
hundred pieces In all. From the par.
ents Of tine groom n block of stock
End so on down she entire list. silver,
gold, china, cut glass. rock crystal
brasses; bronZes, teak, koa, clocks and
statuary in an endless variety and
quantity. The marriage of Miss Mott
and Mr.. Dowsett unites two of the
oldest families hi Honolulu; relatives
and friends on both sides are legion.
The sincere and best of good wishes
of Honolulu Is extended to this union.
About five hundred invitations were
issued for the church, which was filled
with the friends of both parties. II
will be many day before such re.
markedly pretty wedding takes place
again in Honolulu.
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Miss Ethel Writings Poi Luncheon.
Miss Ethel Whiting was lhostess
at an elegantly appointed and delic.
iously and daintily served poi lunch,
con on Friday. The Misses Hind were
the motif for this gracious compli
ment The table and house were
massed in maidenhair ferns and gor
geous. yellow marigolds, the petals OF
3 this dainty flower, being scattered over
the table. The place cards were Har
, rison Fisher heads and were numb
cred, the Duplicate numbers were put
in basket and the guests took o
number from the basket and thu:
found" their places at the table. Il
was "a unique and pleasant diversion
from the usual method. Mrs. AleXand
} er Robertson and Mrs. Charles Hal
favored the guests with several seleC
O.. tons. Miss Writings guests wer
? Her Majesty Liliuokalani, Miss Evt
{. Hind, Miss Nina Hind, Miss Margare
/ Hind, Miss Maud Hind, Mrs. AleXand
A er g. NJ. Robertson, Mrs. Carlos Long
=. Miss Beryl Jones, Miss A. Jones
= Mrs. Curtis laukea, Mrs. Edit
y Morton, Mrs. Hind of Berkeley, Mrs
] Hind Of Kohala, Mrs. Charles Chi
y lingworth, Mrs. Antoine Rosa, Mrs
|, 4snett, Miss Craig, Miss Starri
K Miss Henrietta Smith, Miss Call.
e Lucas, Miss Agnes Buchanan. his
|. Libby Peck, Miss Carol Low, Mis-
;. Laura Low, Miss Clarinda Low, Mis-
e Emmeline Magoon, Miss Helen Co
d burp, Mrs, John Colburn, Jr, Mr.
:. Charles Hail. Miss Sibyl Robertson
l.. Miss Ruth tombstone and Miss Ma
n jory Freeth. At late hour In the a
C iernoon ices were served
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II The Commencement Dance.
D. The graduates of Oahu College wei
/ hosts and hostesses at the annui
$ commencement dance, This party
i always the opening of the dancin
s ard gaiety for the younger set
II Honolulu and is always joyousiy a
II ticipated The hall was prettily de
r. Grated in festooning of MALE al
g flowers while the walls were decora
d. ed with college and class pennant
II The girls all wore new frocks, al
boys, many of them wore their fir
x tuxedo, so one can easily realize Il
k importance of this function. A la
It car awaited the pleasure OF the guest
II and II was with regret that every OF
g left the hall of gayety and pleasur
v. Among those noticed were Mi