Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-08
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Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs A. J. Campbell's beaut.
irul home was the setting for one Of
the most elaborate and elegantly ap.
pointed dinners given this season
This party was given in honor of Miss
Laura Mott and Mr.. Herbert DOwsett.
who are to be married shortly. The
dining room was veritable trysting
bower of love Cupids everywhere.
rink and blue and gold was the color
scheme and It worked into a beauti.
full ensemble. Long graceful sprays
Of CarthataCarpus were artistically
placed. yilded baskets were filled with
this dainty bloom. the long-handled
basket being tied with pink and blue
melline In the lovers knots. Sus.
pended from the ceiling to the table
were trailers of blossoms. Gold bas
kets with pink brides roses occupied
the table center. Graceful ferns with
the petals of pink roses In wind
. blown profusion lent an added charm
10 the circular board. Just beneath
the chandelier a watChful Cupid was
suspended The effect of the whole
reflected the greatest credit on Mrs.
Campbells artistic sense. The place
cards were extremely attractive. The
guests Of this dinner are the friends
chosen by this charming young couple
as their bridal party. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. J. Campbells guests were Miss
Laura Mott, Miss Grace Davis, Miss
Catherine Goodale. Miss Alice Cooke,
Miss Mary Won Holt, Miss Muriel
Howatt. DR.. Ferdinand Hedeman, MIR.
Dixon Mott, MIR. George Fuller. Mr..
Guilford Whitney, Mr.. Ed. Hedeman,
and the most important man at the
wedding, the groom. Mr. Herbert
Dowsett.
Crozier-Burns Nuptials.
Miss Florence House Crozier and
Mr.. Caleb Burns were united in holy
wedlock on Tuesday of this week al
the home of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Crozier
The charming home was PRETTY
decorated with field daisies and
marguerites and feathery ferns. Palms
and plants and green and white BAN
boo made the rooms most attractive
The bridal party stood beneath a
bridal bell Of white daisies, white
carnations, butterfly bows of white
tulle and white. satin ribbon. Tll
'ride was given into the keeping Oi
her future husband by her father. Tn.
Reverend Dr. SCudder tied the nup
,al knot. The bride was attraCtivel
lowned in a fine white linen lingerie
Gown daintily trimmed in Cluny an
maltese lace. A large picture ha
with graceful yellow plumes compile,
ed this pretty wedding costume Mrs
Burns is a pretty, fair girl who hag
T. host of friends here. Mr.. Burn,
lives on Maui and there took hi
bride to the pretty little bungalog
hat awaits them.
Recommendations
The wedding of Miss Grace Robe~t
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