Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-29
Nott.Dowsett Wedding.

4 WEDDING that was the cen.
ter of attraction last night
IA was that of Miss Laura Mott
and MIR. Herbert Dowsett. The
bride is one of the most pop.
ular girls in society and has
a personal charm that has en-.
deared her to numberless friends. She
is enthusiastic and unaffected, with n
rare grace of manner to add to her at
fractions. She has been a favorite
with Honolulu society, and her wed.
ding was the occasion for everyone to
shower her with presents Of great
value and sincere good wishes. The
wedding took place in st. Andrews
Cathedral, which was most eXquisitely
decorated for the occasion. st. An
drews' is always beautiful, but last
night 1t surpassed in beauty of decor
alton and elegantly gOwned women any
wedding ceremony taking place in this
church. The altar was massed In
beautiful Virgin lilies and asparagus.
At each pew entrance was arranged
a bouquet of Virgin lilies and pink
a France roses tied with huge bows
of pink chiffon ribbon. The bridal
party entered the church to the
strains of the always beautiful Lohen-
grin wedding march. The matron Of
Honor, Mrs. DansOn Warren, led the
bridal procession. She, like the brides.
maids, was gOwned in la France rose
pink Charmeuse satin with lace coats
of Valenciennes and exquisite picture
hats of white lace, and conventional
satin bows with dainty pink rosebuds
in clusters. The matrOn of honor and
bridesmaids carried dainty bouquets
OF tiny bride roses in pink and white.
The bridesmaids were Miss Alice
Cooke, Miss Mary Won Holt, Miss Muir.
iel Howatt and Miss Aileen Dowsett.
Mr.. George Fuller supported the
groom. DR.. Ferdinand Hedemann. MIR.
Edmund Hedemann, MIR. Dickson Mott
!. and Mr. Guilford Whitney were the
Ilsheis. - The dainty bride came last,
escorted by her mother, Mrs. George
Sherman, who gave her into the keep
ing of her husband. The double ring
service of the Episcopalian church
was used. Miss Mott was indeed d
daintily sweet and radiant bride. Hell
gown was simply exquisite, not from
point of trimming but from its quiet
elegance and girlish simplicity. The
creation of white meteor satin wa'
simply made and trimmed in elegant
Valenciennes lace and was finished
With long-pointed train. The bodice
and sleeves OF the gown were embel
lished In NalenCiennes lace of eXquis
tie design. The costume was com
pleted with a long tu!le veil and close
fitting wreath of orange blossoms.
has been years. If ever, since such
pretty wedding has taken place here
After the wedding service was CON
pleted the bride and groom, RADIANT
happy, left the church and the brida
party was soon in motors and ava
TO the brides home in upper NpuaA,
where the informal receptions too
" place. None but relatives and tn
nearest and dearest friends were biz
den to shower good wishes and feli'
itations on this happy couple. TIL
home of the brides parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. George Sherman, was most d:
uuisitely decorated for this occasion
The front lawn, where the receptio
was held, was the work of artist
hands and thought. The entranC
above the stairway was banked
white lilies and ferns. The law
where the bride and groom receive
the loving wishes OF their friends, wa
beautifully and artistically decorate
In garlands and leis of plumaria
which covered the ceiling of the LAM
In the corners we're huge branches {
fragrant and pretty white ginge
Bridal bells of white China asters hun
over the heads of the bride and groom
On tiny table near by were masse
dainty and pretty baskets of forge
me-nots. The lanai where the danciI
took place was a conception in pin
and green. Three hundred fragral
and dainty pink carnation leis al
garlands of MALE covered the spa
overhead; feathery bamboo was e