Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-09
LIZ weddings. OF course. are beau.

-actlve AFFAIRS of its kind that has
1een witnessed In many weeks. There
always an enthusiasm and absence
q f0rmality about a house wedding
700, that makes IL thoroughly en-
[gyaple. This happx spirit was more
man noticeable at Wednesdays cere.
-ony where the majority OF the guests
we're kamaainas and life long friends,
The Lucas home on Beretania street
vas brilliant In its setting of electric
Lights and lanterns. A pink and white
tolor scheme was used, within doors
he effect being Dresden-like and
[narming beyond words. Palms, vines
md feathery bamboo were used about
ne sides Of the rooms and on the Ia
I4is. frightened occasionally with
|oFely bowls Of pink roses and hibis-
Eus. Leading up to the altar was a
|ridal path of blossoms and tuIIe.
White enameled Louis Quatorze pill
ara surmounted by Dresden bouquets
~ pink roses and tulle were linked to-
|ether with vines from the entrance
q the drawing room to the altar at
. ne other end. A high wall OF white
Gala and Ascension lilies intermingl-
a with soft green vines formed a
'ovely background for the bridal cou-
PIE as they plighted their troth.
The bride was unusually beautiful
even for a bride. Her gown was o.
White brocaded charmeuse, draped in
ne prevailing mode, the skirt being
I4ught upon the left side over a
Iounce Of real lace. The bodice was
trimmed with lace and some beautiful
limestone ornaments. A small round
I'd court train hung from her shoul.
.erE, almost concealed by the exquis.
~ well OF Brussels and rose point
nee fastened on her with orange
.'o1sQms. She carried shower bou-
met Of lilies of the valley and brides
|.1ee. Toward the end of the even
.E each one Of the guests was given
blossom from this bouquet with
which TO remember the happy event
Two romances have already been con
.|cIed with her wedding veil which
make Il especially interesting 1t was
originally ordered for princess Of q
European realms great beauty who
vas about to enter upon a true love
match. But misfortune befell her and
ne marriage never took place u was
hen purchased by Mrs. Bruce Cart
wright who wore It at her own wed,
||nf two years ago she II ftrR ioar5
.. II to Miss Lucas this week and II
her generous intentions are fulfilled
. win be connected with many brides
before It's life Is ended. = :, /
Miss Sara Lucas and Miss Edith
Williams the two charming brides
maids, were gowned in delicate
.|1de Of pink and carried clusters OF
Caroline Tesn roses yelled with tulle.
The formers dress was of chiffon over
||1rmeuse. Draperies OF rose point
hoe fell over the left shoulder, caught
q the neck with rhinestones, a girdie
ID soft pink brocaded satin finished
the costume. In her hair she wore -
.1ronet Of pearls and a sweeping
.hite aigrette. Miss Williams gown
VAS OF pink chiffon over crepe de
chine with an oyerdress of Brussels
.&e. Rhihestones and the shionahle
touch of black were used as trimming.
fulle cap caught on one side with a
White aigrette completed the toilette
rather Stephen performed the short
but impressive Catholic ceremony. The
.room was supported by Mr. William
williamson as best man while the
.@hcrs were Mr.. Sumner Bradford, Mr..
William Roth, Mr. Edmund Hede
mann and Mr.. Bruce Cartwright, Jr.
Large marques were erected In the
arden and after the short reception
.hich followed the ceremony. the
quests repaired hither and sat down 70
RELIGIOUS supper served at small On.
hes. Kaai's orchestra which had
/'fyed the wedding march previously,
truck up liyelier tunes during the re-
..ef The brides health was drunk
md responded to most happily by the
.+oom. The guests then yielded u
ne lure of the music and spent the
rest of the evening in dancing, In
Re meantime the bride and groom
.foIe quietly away to a place OF hid
|1r at the Peninsula where they re-
named until the sailing OF the SIDE
ia this morning. Their honeymoon
iii take them from Santa Barbara
"a New York and Boston, all the points
- interest in the central Pacific line
heing in their itinerary. October, now
ever. wiz see them once more IN no
1olulu where they will take promlh-
ent part In the social life OF the young
er set
ABOUT two hundred and fifty people
assembled at the Lucas home to W.T.
ness the marriage of this popular
Young couple. They represented some
"a the Oldest families of Honolulu. and
re towns snartest personages. The
lsir sex was beautifully gowned. their
exuuisite toiIettes adding much to the
briIiiancy of the occasion. Mrs. Thorn
- Lucas. the mother OF the BRIDE
wore q handsome gown OF black trim
med with cut steel beads en- paillot-
Mrs John Lucas was gowned IN
,methyst colored satin.
Mrs Edward H. Timberlake was IN
white lace over satin, with touches OF
ia blue satin. Mrs. Clifford High
wore 4 stunning gown of brocaded
dharmuese of a new flame color Inc
bodice was draped with chiffon OF the
anne shade over fillet lace.
Mrs. Frank Thompson wore cow {.
Of white satin with an overdress OF
delft blue net embroidered with par
and jewels.
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