The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-04-22
Athsrton.auard wedding.


Julietta MontaCde Atderton, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles Atherton, TO
Mr.. John Buel Guard on Tuesday even.
ing at the family home on King street.
The decoration were m gold and white,
coreopis, spotted lilies, Marshall Neil
and other varieties VI yellow petaled
roses were used in Che golden scheme
of color, while starfy-eved jasmine,
tringed spider lilies aud quantities of
Shasta daisies lent ticir pure white
touch to the golden hue.
The ceremony was performed by the
Reverend a. A. Ebersole, the bridal
pair standing under a great fluffy feath.
cry basket of maiGen.hair fern, from
which streamed -knOtted ends of vel.
low and white gauze, to which waxen
orange blossoms WIRE attached.
The bride was given away by her
father. she presented a pretty picture
in her bridal robe of charneuse brocade
with trimming Of real lace held here
and there by sprays Of orange blossoms,
her bridal veil was fastened TO her hair
by the same ceremonial flower. She
carried q bouquet Of lilies-of the-val.
ley and white sweet peas.
The two bridesmaids, Miss Laura
Atherton and Miss Muriel IIowatt were
dressed in dainty dresses of chiffon
made over yellow satin. Miss Violet
Anterior, the charming maid of honor,
was gowned in yellow satin with garni.
lures of lace and Partisan flowers rep.
resenting peoples.
During the reception which followed
the ceremony the bride and groom
slipped away, but not before the bridal
bouquet was caught by Miss Fanny
Hogs, who, according to tradition, will
be the next bride.
The guest room where the presents
were exhibited was aglOw with red car
nations as the floral decoration and
here were pieces of shining polished sill
yer, sparkling cut glass and many other
gifts of exceeding value.
After honeymoon spent at Luakaha
on the Pail road, they will make their
home in Manoa.
The Honolulu Choral Society. i'l'UN
The Honolulu Choral Society which
was organized in November last, is
proving n recreation and, enjoyment to
its members who meet regularly with
its director, Mr.. Reginald Carter, ON
Monday evenings.
Among its members are Mrs. Wal
bridge. Mrs. {. Montague Cooke. ST.,
Mrs. Charles Han, Mrs. Hemenwaya, Mrs.
II. NJ. Won Holt, Miss nulumann Ward,
Mrs. Tackabury, Mrs Lindsay, Mrs.
Sally Douglas, Mrs. Robbins Anderson,
Mr.. Geo. Davies, Mr.. David Anderson
Mr.. Sorer, Mr.. Phillip, Mr.. Arthur
Wall aad many Others who max alp the
number to seyenty-fve, the Society s
limit. ~ .g ts..trgIt
Some of the music now in preparation
is soon to be given to the public. at a.
recital, the program of which is at pres 4.
emf being arranged one beautifu1r6msi
position "rhe BedOuin Love song. 'by'
John Hyatt Brewer, was given bv n
New York Choral Society three wears
ago, when Mrs. Montague Cooke. ,Jr,.
was member, and when the composer
himself directed the music.
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shakespearean Reading Enjoyed.
Not since the grand opera season has
Honolulu had such treat as was given
them ON Monday and Thursday even.
ings, when Mr.. Marshall Darrach pay,
two Shakespearean recitals in the HAN
room of the Young Hotel.
Mr.. Darrach is possessed of n great
git which few have had given them.
ms memory is remarkable, one and
his portrayal of all the important char.
acters in not only one dramatizotion
but in his large repertoire il worthy Of
the greatest praise. -.. ~
ms audience on Monday evening at
Julins CAESAR and on Thursday nj thc
comedy of Errors, gave their rant M.
tention and not for one brief moment
was there the slightest hint of resf.
lessness.
The children's Afternoon nm w,dros
day was huge success. the eniovmnnt
and appreciation of the littIa ones ho.
ing marked, and giving added pleasure
10 the older ones present
All who have ENJOYED Mr. Dorrocb %
reeltals are hoping thar tbcv will not
end with this week. but that o+ho,
plays viii be giyea-aurnp his Stav haro
y 3 = MS stay mere
Tea AT the Kectory,
Owing to the incemepcy If ,ha
weather, the garden party which WAS
to have been given bv Tho Iod;cs Of
ST. Clements church TO the IaJieS If
other churches was changed to n 70,
instead, Mrs. Usborna otFer.ng tbo roc
tory in lieu of the grounds and tbo
ardor of the guests al Icast MS MOI
dampened by the liquid sunshine with.
out.
The reetOry itself is an ideal one for
entertaining, the spacious rooms and
troad lanais offering an abundance of
room to large number; at Least three
hundred ladies eallel during the after.
noon and a very charming time en-.
sued.
a quintet furnished music; they were
seated on landing of In, stairs and
their soft southern airs Aoated down
through the rooms. Brjgbt.avod core
opis Were used in the dencration. oF
the mouse Al the prettily appointed
tea table Mrs. Thomas Gill and MR..
Colley hilet the te, and coffee cups.
and Mrs. Charles Frazier served nunch
Refreshments were served IN tho grests
Mt small tables placed on the LAMBS
Among the ladies rallipr during the
receiving hours Were Mrs Aievande-
Lindsay, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Macomb. Mrs.
Moore. wife Of Admiral Moore Mrs.
Ault, Mrs. YOUNG. Mrs. Thomnson Mr..
Arthur Wall, Mrs, Arthur Dayidsop
Mrs. i. b. Smith. Mrs Jordan Mrs
George Davies, Mrs., Walter Emory,
Mrs. Doremus scudder Mrs Peters.
Mrs Smith. Mrs, EbersOle Mrs. Gam,
lie. Mrs Day. Mrs. A. Hock;rg Mrs