Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-02

; Gignoux, Mrs. Pierce. Mrs. Tom
Church. Mrs. Waldeyer, Mrs. Ernest
, Clark, Mrs. David Thrum, Miss Clark,
Miss Folsom, Miss Bordan, Miss Max
! Well, Miss Uecke, Mrs. Tarleton, Mrs.
! A. Johnson, Miss lindsay. Mrs. Knoll,
! Mrs. Robert Pratt, Mrs. F. E. Steere,
Mrs. Battelle, Mrs. Donald Ross, Mrs.
F. S. Lyser. Mrs. Charles Frazier. Miss
! A. Foster, Mrs. Foster, Mrs. c. G. b.
chus, Mrs. George G. Guild. Mrs. Dob
ert Scott and Mrs. T. Taplin.
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MorIan-ViseI Wedding, Les Angeles.
The marriage of Miss Rae Belle
Morlan, daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
Arthur F. MorIan, 967 Manhattan
place, to Stanley Augustus Visel, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus ]. Visel of
Santa Ana, was solmeniZed last even
ing at the First Methodist Church in
South Hill street, the Rev.. Charles
Edward Locke officiating in tho pres
ence of relatives and friends.
The church had been transformed
into a bower of yellow and green.
The pulpit was entirely hidden be-
meath a mass of ferns, palms and pot
ted plants, while yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS waved their heads from the
greenry and immense bows of yellow
tulle ribbons added an effective
touch to the color scheme. The
chandeliers were covered with ferns
and tulle resembling hanging baskets
Of ferns With bows. OF golden tulle.
The pew posts were topped with
ferns and yellow chrysanthemums
with bows of tulle at the base and
the organ loft was bower of ferns,
yellow blossoms and tulle.
The wedding party entered to the
strains Of the Bridal Chorus" from
"Lohengrin. the bridegroom and his
two brothers, Jack and Nelson Visel,
meeting the bride at the altar, where
she was given into his keeping by
Clyde Whitney, Harold Janeway and
Arthur lehman, followed by the
maids, walking alone, Miss Helen
McLea. Miss Ruth Visel, Miss Eliza
beth Helm and Miss Eloise Watson.
They we're attired alike in gowns
of corn colored charmeuse satin with
under petticoat of white SATIN. COW
cred with chantilly lace. The frocks
we're opened at the side showing the
white satin and lace with a corded
fold of the yellow charmeuse and at
the top Just below the knee was a
lovers knot of tiny yellow chiffon
rosebuds with delicate foliage. The
gowns were Dutch necks with short
sleeves and yokes and ruffles of chif-
fon and lace, The square trains fell
from the shoulders. They wore vel
low ostrich tips in their hair and car
ried two enormous yellow chrysan-
themums- with yellow tulle ribbons
and long ends. -. -. ~. ~. ID. !.
The maid OF honor, Miss Carrie Nc.
Lean, was becomingly attired in a
gown of pale blue charmeuse satin
with trimmings Of chantilly lace and
.tnile. The pointed train fell from
the shoulders with Grapes of the lace
with the tulle. She carried a silver
basket filed with the palest pink
rosebuds and great bow of blue
tulle on the handle.
The bride was attired in a gown Of
heaviest white charmeuse satin made
Empress Josephine fashion, with
trimmings of duchess and rose point
lace, which had adorned the wedding
gown of her mother many years ago.
The court train was trimmed down
the entire left side with the lace and
sprays of orange blossoms and foli-
age were caught lightly on the train
near the hem. The gown was caught
at the left side with rose of soft
chiffon and touches of tulle and
pearls added artistic effect to the
dainty gown. Her veil of tulle was
held In place by cap made of the
duchess lace of her mothers we'd
ding handkerchief and a wreath of
orange blossoms. She carried an arm
shower of lilies of the valley and
white orchids, and her, only orna!
ment was a diamond and pearl lavel-
liere, the gift of the bridegroom.
After the ceremony wedding sup
per was served at the home of the
brides parents for the members of
the two families and the bridal party
only The brides table held a cen.
terpiece of great silver basket fill
ed with bride roses and lilies of the
valley and ferns. This rested on
great mirror which was bordered with
the lilies and ferns. The candles