The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-10
BRILLIANT WEDDING
At sGHGFELD POST
Miss z. W Winans Becomes
Bridelof Lieuscnant Maxwell
au At Military Ceremony
fIfrom satnr,lav Adyortiser !


Of the present week NJ schoacld Bar
racks, was the MAXWELL Ninaus well.
DIM Nbish TOOK place on Tuesday
evening, in thcfpost chapel. II wis
one OF the hfett:,vt army weddings
ever seen IN 1IawAii. Masscs Of wh.se
ssters and gfoen tro5 ferns trans.
formed tho fnfhar plain Httm chapel
into n beautiful woodland sanatuary,
where the imprcssive Episeopal mar
riaVc service WINS pronounced Dy tho
Rightha Reverenl Bishap RcstarleN
While the many friends wara flflns
the chapel the 0rehestra os the Firsr
Field Artillery played tiodarl's Der,
ceuse from fslOcylin, and later dne.
ing the ceremony rendered SehAbert' =
Sorcnade, with exquisite feeling.
At tho nrst strains OF Lohcngrln's
Wedding March, lIteutonant Maxwcs,
with his bcst-mhh, BieutcIant D,sh0h.
radvanced from thb yestry 20 the chape'
steps TO await tho brida. The tiahers,
Igicuts. Freeman Bowley, Bernard Pey.
Ton. Robert Goctz and Lycrly lei enc
bridal partly After them came Miss
Elizabeth W. Winans, the maid /, o.
honor, dressed in dainty gown o.
white point 4 ESPRIT and haze wiz
broad sash OF white satin. who carrie :
"a long handled basket filed with whita
,Margueritcs. Directly preceding the
bride walked tho flower benrers, four
lof the brfie's most devoted admirers
Betty Naylor, Nancy Fair. DickIe Jan.
da, and Bill MrCnskey--who are anon !
the prettiest ehildren in tho post, and
looked unusually Gnnning on this oe,
,easiOn. Each carried basket iillcN
with white button rhrysanthemums
last came the bride. beautiful in tire
misty folds Of her brital white, lefw.
ing on tho arm OF her father, Major
Edwin winaas. Her dainty drcss, ~
,stylc, suggested the quaint aud pc.
turesque wedding gowns Of our grand
mothers. Made Of white satin, over
laid with soft folds of tullo, caught
,bcre and there with sprays OF orange
blossoms, with short skirt, open neck
and short sleeves, all cnycloped IN tse
clouds Of her long veil, the bride LOOK
ed as IL she might have stepped from
out the frame Of some old and treas.
'ure,t painting. Sprays of orange bios
SONS held the tulle well about her
head and trapoa the ends which fell
ON traine. Al tiny spray Of blue for.
pct.me,nots worn IN her hair, provided
the ftsomething b,ue" Tor good for
t1me which aH brides must wear
(" Something old q was the string q.
coed pearls, encircling the bride y
throat, which had belonged to her
grandmother sud iWas worn at hes
graduation. The bride s bouquet y
Quaint nose-gnv share, completed taf
oldtime ensemble and was composed of
brides roses, lilies sof the valley and
sweet peas. Thee little Aower-gir',
wore sheer organdie froeks,, made =
the short-waisted Kate Gre@nawas
style with dainty castle bonhets Of
lice. The boys wore white linen
.Olivcr Twist snits with white socks
and pumps. All tho officers Of the
bridal party woro the white dress UNI.
form with saberR n St
Tho brides gift TO her sister, tnc
sTaia OF honor, was string Of gold
beads. tiny heart-shapad lockots with
The old English initial, were given 70
the little flower girla, and the .bOv''
were remembered with miniature COL;
ercss.eannons of the First Field ~
tillerv. all Of which were worn at TIE
wedding.
Tho now Cavalry club, who're tn" re-
rcIhion was held, was veuy attractive.
w decorated by Lieutenant and Mrs
Warren. lieutenant ami Mrs. Flint, and
Mrs Nalle. Japanese lanterns rllua,
mated tho lapais. which were bankC'
with numerous ferns and potted plants
Inside the rooms, vases of ycilo"
ACKNOWLEDGMENT stood on the sorVin|
table and were massod on tho mantei
before which the bride and groom stood
TO receive the good wishes Of the1
friends. The ragimental colors OF too
First Field Artillery and Fourth Caval
nv stood at either end OF the linr
paaeiviwg with T,iratenant 1ra MIS-
! Maxwell we're Major and Mrs. WI
, VANS. .C'alonel and Mrs. FORSYTH, Mia
Elizabeth Winaus and Lieut., Pore
IDesbon. Mrs. William Cruikshanl
land Mrs. William Gardenhire serrel
wedding cake aud champagne punch
IN which the bride and groom wert
toasted. Later the brides cake, .
Ihcart shape, was wheeled in on table
land. following tho old service custom
tho bride cut it with her husoand :
lsaber
Ness Lila MeDoaald found the rim
IN her slice of thu cake. Miss Cor
trnde Hopkins found the swastika
! Iieutcnant Goctz got the hac0olor
hutton, IieutenVnt Lyerly got the herat
Miss Ruth Harrison, tho shilling. Mrs
@ ,orqc Taylor, the thimhle, and M,s
Fiszabe1h lWineps, the lucky wishsbone
wber the bride. left with her husban
ehe throw her bouquet to the groun o
girls in tho door, and Miss Ruta liar
rison caught II and will be the mex
post bride II that bouquet Is tru
! prophet. 49,
During the evening thescavalry bauc
stationed on tho lawn, played a mum
her of beautiful and appropriate seicr
tions. The guests numbered all Z"
ladies and officers of the Fourth Cayal
ry and First Field Artillery with
number of friends from the Coast ~
tillery posts.
lieutenant and Mrs Maxwell will >
at home to their friends in the upP'
artillery post after November l5..
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