Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-10

the groom was supported by his
brother. Mr.. Frederick Jameson and
Mr.. Heely.
After the ceremony the bridal
couple held a reception in the dining
room, which was artisticaily decorat-
ed for the occasion with golden
shower blossoms.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Jameson have
Q host of friends in Honolulu. AS
Miss Quinan, Mrs. Jameson has been
resident of Honolulu for the past
six years and the groom has for some
time been connected with the firm of
, Brewer & Company.
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Double Wedding Solemnfzcd.
| Avery quiet double wedding was
sOlemnized at the Central Union
Church on Thursday, August Sth, at
p m, the contracting parties being
Miss Fanny Petersen, eldest daughter
of Mr.. w. N. Petersen of Aiea plan
| tatfon, and Mr.. Olaf r. Olsen, chief
engineer of kahuku plantation, and
Miss Meta Petersen and Mr.. Theodore
! Nicklesen, chief engineer of Aiea plan
tati0n
The brides, who were given away
by their father, looked charming in
white, wearing white hats trimmed
with white roses; carried bouquets of
white roses and marched in to the
strains of the Wedding March played
by Miss Agnes Judd. The ceremony
! was performed by Rev. Mr.. Ebersole,
after which the wedding party motor
ed to the Young Cafe, where dainty
refreshments were served. The happy
couples left by the Wilhelmina for
Hawaii, where they intend motoring
about the island for month or more.
The wedding party consisted of Mr..
| and Mrs. W. N. Petersen, parents of
the Brides Mr.. and Mrs. F. Peter
sen, Mr.. and. Mrs. r.. r. Christoffer-
| SEM Miss Emma Searle. Miss Agnes
Judd and Rev. EbersoIe.
& &
Settlements the Scene of a Military
Wedding.
The second military wedding IF the
season was performed ht st, Clements
! on Monday night when Miss Ray Bell
of Honolulu and Ensign Paul Mar
shah Bates of the Us: S. California
were united in marriage by the Kew.
F.. g.. Williams. The little church was
simply and effectively, decorated with
white daisies, and pepper branches.
The bride VINO was given away by
her mother, Mrs., j. H. Bell, was
charming in a robe of ivory satin. Like
, many of the recent brides on the
mainland she chose a court train
! which was weighted with wreath of
orange blossoms Hertyeil was arrang.
ed like the boudoir CAP and was fast
ened with orange BLOSSOMS She car
ried a shower bouquet of white
Maran Cochet roses. The maid OF
honor, Miss Martha McChesney, wore
| an exquisite gown Of shaded yellow
chiffon over yellow satin and a hair
ornament of white plumes. She car
ried a shower basket of white Maman
Cochet rose buds. The bridesmaids
were Miss Vivian Buckland and Miss
Hazel auckland. The former wore
pink chiffon over pink satin and the
latter wore blue chiffon over satin.
Both of the girls wore chiffon bon
nets. They carried shower bouquets
of roses.
The bridegroom was Supported by a
brother officer, Ensign William Fl.
OiBfien and the ushers were Ensign
Shelton and Ensign Merton AndeT-
SON. -,
After the ceremony the wedding
party and a few of the intimate
friends of the bride, motored to the
Young Hotel where Nh and Mrs. Bates
held a reception. AS is the custom at a
military wedding the bride drew her
husbands sword and cut the wedding
cake. When the bridal bouquet was
thrown it was caught by the maid OF
honor.
Mr.. Bates sailed from Honolulu with
| his ship on Tuesday afternoon, but