Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-11


the order CT this week, and not
to have been connected in some
way with wedding is to Fave been
quite cut cf IT, kDelightful in every
aspect was the Marriage on Wcdnes-
day evening Of Miss Clara May Tho
mas TO Mr. William Francis Gaynor
The ceremony was held at the home
of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. b. Thomas, on PunaiIcu street, and
was followed by reception and sup
per, The house was a bower Of pink
and white blossoms, ferns. palms and
bamooo. Even the. vines growing
about the lanai were sprigged with
pink hibiscus. while bowls upon
bowls Of exquisite roses and chrysan-
themqmB filed every corner and crew
ice OF the interior At one end of
the drawing room was erected an or
Dor Of ferns, and vines. From the
TIP of this was suspended beautiful
wedding bell of fuzzy white asters,
caught with a huge lovers. knot OF
tulle. Here the double ring service
was read, Rev r. r. Smith of the
Methodist Church performing the GER
emcny The bride was given away
by her father, Mr.. w. y. Thomas,
while Mrs VIII Thomas attended the
groom as best man.
The bride was charming I'm her wei-
ding gown Of ivory colored charmeuse
draped In the prevailing mode and
trimmed with real lace and pearls.
Her soft tulle ven WINS fastened on
her head in the cap effect with lilies
Of the valley and ornaments of pearls
anI real lace. She carried cluster
bouquet Of white roses and lilies OF
the valley Her only Jewel was an ex-
quisite diamond pendant, the gift OF
the groom.
Mrs. Thomas. her mothe.., was,
handsome in q gown OF black chan.
tilly lace over white cbarmeuse with
a corsage piece Of deep red roses.
Miss Bess Kentner, who was maid
of honor. wore charming frock OF
pink charmeuse. draped with brocad-
ed chiffon and embeIlished with real
lace and rhinestones She carried an
old fashioned bouquet Of pink roses,
tied with ribbons of tuIle and satin.
Little Miss Lillian Shelton, the wee
o.
frock with a wide pink sash and pink
bow I'm her hair She carried two
long stemmed American Beauty ros-
es. IN which tho rings were concealed
Sweet music first. beralded the
brides approach. AIRS. chester HUM
singing that exquisite fantasy. THE
Rosary" by Nevin Lohengrin's Grid
al Chorus was chaFmingIy rendered
by Miss Marilla Smith and Mr. Ralph
Quarles on the piano and violin. Dur
ing the reception, which followed the
ceremony. Mr.. Hubert Jones sang BE
cause. by Guy d,Hardelot, and num-
Der of other selections. The "merr.e
companie" then repaired to huge
maruuec which had been erected in
the large tree-inclosed garden This
was gaily lighted with electric bulbs.
and decorated with palms ferns and
bowls OF pink begonias Daintily set
tables were arranged here and de-
licious repast served. The bride then
cut the wedding cake, each guest anN-
iously searching his piece for the ring
or thimble or other momentous SYM
bols concealed in its fruity midst The
bouquet when thrown, was caught by
Miss Miriam Clark-which procIaims
her TO be the next bride.
The young couple escaped later in
the evening. but not in time 10 avoid
being heartily peIted with rice and
confetti As they left, string OF fire
crackers attached TO the automobile
was touched of, leaving noisy trail
of sparks behind IL. This is a Chi.
nese custom to brighten of any evil
spirits who might wish to modest the
departing persons. MIR. and Mrs.
Gaynor will spend their honeymoon
at the volcano and en- the other ISIS
ands. Upon their return they will re-
side on Punaheu street Mr.. Gaynor
is a prominent young business man
Of Honolulu who has made many
friends in the few years he has lived
in the islands. His bride is gradu-
ate of the University of California
and very popular both on the coast
and in Honolulu circles.
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Doyle Tinker Wedding ...s
st. Augustines chapel Mt Waikiki
was the scene of a very pretty we'd
ding last Wednesday morning when
Miss Madeline Doyle became the