Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-17

F., MAY IL. 1918.
Miss Scott. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dill
iinShanl, Mr and Mrs. Arthur Wilder.
.s.iifs. Richard lvers and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Davies,
Luncheon at Country Club
Mrs. c. A. Brown was hostess AZ
luncheon for Is at the Country Club
on "Wednesday The table was most
attractively decorated with long
stemmed purple violets and delicate
pink carnations. tied with large airy
bows of pink tulle. Violet corSage
fayors were at each guas:s'S place.
which was marked by a dainty hand
painted card. A great. deal OF interest
was conferred in miniature band box
Of a pink and white dresden pattern,
tied with pink tulle. which was placed
in front of the hostess In course of
time this was passed from hand to
hand. weighed. felt and 1ostled. ii hav-
ing been announced that the person
who guessed its contents could have
them, After a great deal Of merri-
ment the hidden trophies went to Mrs
Harry Lewis and Mrs. Hvman, tho
enc getting sixteen dainty place cards
and the other a pretty sewing bag
After luncheon the guests settle@
down TO some interesting games of
bridge
/ Although Mrs. Brown is here AT
present only on visit with her moth
er. Mrs Stone. she is In reality ka-
nIaaina and well known IN the islands
| Her friends greatly bemoan the fact
that she finds II necessary to leave in
June for the States. Those who en-
ioyed Mrs Browns hospitality on
/ "Wednesday were Mrs. Frank Halstead
! Mrs Harry Lewis. Mrs. A.. Hooking
Mrs. Bishop Mrs. Willa~d Brown. Mrs
Grossman, Mrs McStocker. Mrs. Peck
| Mrs Dowsett. Mrs. Hyman. Miss Ev
| dia McStocker, Mrs Ormond Wall
Julie McStocker and Miss Stella Peck
Wedding at St. Clements.
! Pretty little st. Clements Church
| which always lends itself so grace
| fully to affairs of this kind. was nar
| ticularly attractive on Thursday night
in its array of bridal blossoms at tbs
| marriage of Miss Helen North tC
Lieut. George Lake of the navy. The
/ altar where the ceremony took place
was banked with great bowls of maid
en- hair, fragrant Easter lilies, cream
colored spider lilies and clumns of UNI
brella plant An archway of aspara
gus fern and starry marguerites
crossed the center aisle. and more
r1arguerites with white roses were ar
/ ranged on either side of the doorway
and along a fern-banked entrance.
| At half past eight the soft notes Of
/ HandeTs Largo were heard on the or
gan-played by Miss Comma Wadman
which presently burst into the sig
r.ificant strains of Lohengrin's wed
ding march. The bride was beautiful
| in her gown of soft white satin char
J neuse. simply made, with long court
/ train and reveres of real lace. Hell
veil of white tulle was fastened softly
about the head with orange blossoms
and caught again near the hem with
the same bridal flower Her only or
/ itdlICIIL was d DCtlutiAul pCCra
lace with a pendant of diamonds and
pearls-Athe gift of the groom. The
| bridal bouquet was of white lilies-of
| the-valley falling in cascade with
maiden hair. The bridesmaids. Miss
] Jessie Kennedy and Miss Florence
| Hoffman, were gowned in dresses OF
sea-foam green crepe chiffon over q
lighter shade of green crepe meteor
with garnitures of silver and rhine
stones. They carried shower bouquets
Of pink Jacqueminot roses and sweet
peas, caught with tulle and pink satin
ribbon. The best man was Lieut.. f. +
Rogers of the navy, who arrived with
| Lieutenant Lake on the Korea last
Monday from the Orient, and remained
over steamer to be present at the
wedding. Lieut. Kirby Smith and
Lieut.. Lemu1l Stevens of the navy
we're the ushers. The beautiful EDis-
copal service was read by the Rev.
| Canon osborne.
After the ceremony the bride aid
groom left Immediately for Kahalawal,
stopping only long enough to receive
the good wishes of the bridal party.
Lieut.. and Mrs Lake will sail next
week on the Siberia to spend the re-
naming two weeks OF their honey
| moon with the groom's people in Ohio
/. Although nothing is definitely known
about their future movements. they
will probably be stationed somewhere
on the East coast.
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, Noted Musicians Coming
1 Music lovers of the city will be in
: terested in the announcement that
!. Anthony Carlson, basso, and Vernon
Spencer, pianist, will shortly be in the