Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-26

THoUGH the society folk are grad
ually coming back to town and
entertaining again, there have
been, as yet, very few functions
This week the only two affairs Of
elaborate size were the wedding Of
Miss Juliet Cooke and Mr. Edmund Ne
ianphy on Thursday evening and the
dance at which Mr.. and Mrs. John
Guild entertained last evening for
their houfe guest, Miss Helen Couf
ter. and their daughter, Miss Dorothy
Guild. From appearances there VII
not be so much social gaiety this sea
son as there was last spring. OF
course the coming TO Honolulu Of Mr..
and Mrs William g. Irwin ana Mr..
and Mrs. Templeton Croker was the
Inspiration for many large functions
as well as innumerable dinners aud
uncheons This season, however, no
social favorite from the mainland has
Is yet announced her intention OF
coming to Honolulu. Several affairs
have been planned for the coming
week, the largest OF which is the,
dance at the Country Club given by
MFR: and Mrs. Gerrit Wilder in cele-
bration Of their silver wedding ami
yersary.
An Unusually large number of Ho
noiulans have spent and are spending
several months in the East and no
Doubt when they return there viii be
a number of entertainments.
Meianphy,cook Nuptiais.
II has been some time since stately
old Saint Andrews, which has. been.
the scene Of so many weddings, has
been filled to such capacity as il.
was on Thursday evening when Miss
Juliet Cooke. the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. r. Cooke became the bride Of
Mr.. Edmund Melanphy, the eldest son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Melanphy. This.
wedding. though simple. was one OF
the prettiest of the year. The bridal
party was preceded up the aisle by
the vested choir. Following the song.
sters were the SIX ushers, Mr.. Reg.
inald Melanphy, Mr.. Reynoid Nc
Grew. Mr.. Percy Deyerfll. Mr.. John
Cation, Mr. Arthur Hubert Jones, and
Mr. Jack Guard. Then came the little
flower girls, Miss Martha Cooke, Miss
Anna Cooke. Miss Caroline Cooke and
Miss Marjorie Anterior. These dain-
" little misses we're led by Master
Herbert Richards. The little girls
wore pretty white frocks and quaint
lace caps ornamented with pink roses
and each one carried Aiittlci baskets 1
filled with pink roses. The flower
raids were followed by the maid of
honor. Miss Elsie Lydgate, cousin
Of the bride. Miss Lydgate wore q
gown Of soft pink material and5.a /
large hat trimmed with pink. She
carried shower OF pink roses. The
bride entered the Cathedral leaning
on the arm of her father, who later
save her into the keeping sof the
bridegroom. Miss Cooke made al
stunning picture In her trailing gown |
~ soft white meteor, trimmed with
point lace and ornamented with |
pearls. Her veil was arranged in the |
Juliet fashion and. was caught with |
grange blossoms and fastened to her
court train with orange blossoms and |
1iIiies-of-the-valIey The bridal bon-
Qnet was a shower of lillies-of-the-val |
lev. Mr.. Melanphy was supported by
Alfred ID. Cooper.
= ~ y CN0tAlE " oc .AOA1oW w y
[tpti0n at the home Of the brides |
parents in Kaimuki, 10 which only |
relatives and intimate friends of the |
bridal couple were hidden. AT a late |
hour Mr.. and Mrs. Melapnhy departed .
for the country. where they viii spend
their honeymoon. Upon their return
10 town they will remain with Mr.
and Mrs. A. F. Cooke for ashort time.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jehn Guilds Dance.
The dance at which Mr.. and Mrs
John Guild entertained at the Coun-
Try Club Tor Miss Helen Coulter and
Miss Dorothy Guild was the largest
social affair OF the week and was also
one of the most enjoyable functions
yet given for the members of the
younger set Never has the spacious
club looked cooler or more attractive
than II did with the simple decora-