Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-27
Mlss Pratt honored.

home on WyIlie street at q most in
teresting and unique silver shower for
Miss Ennice Pratt, who is soon TO be-
come a bride. The program for the
afternoon was most carefully arranged
and most Iayishly carried out
After the guests had assembled, all
withdrew to the garden, where they
grouped themselves in the shade Of a.
had been planted for the occasion,
Around the corner OF the lanai, which
vas hung with beautiful blooming ala
mander vines and banked with stately
yellow cannas, appeared Mrs, Elsa
Cross Howard In yeilowish green
gRu2e gown which suggested the little
new leaves OF spring. A lovely wreath
Of flowers was thrown across one
shoulder. She looked like true
Eymph OF the forest, as she appeared
In the midst or that beautiful garden
with its yellow cannas, pure white
Easter lilies and many other growing
flowers Then TO Mrs. q. Howard
Hitchcock's playing, Mrs. Howard
danced Memberships exquisite
Spring Song In a most charming
manner. Mrs. Howard Is a true artist
and her dances are always most ar
tistically costumed and wonderfully
interpreted. During the development
Of the light and happy dance, she
caught up some OF the blue forget-me.
nots and pink phlox which were streWn
about the lawn and placed them grace
fully in her hair. After she had dis.
appeared. Mrs Cartwright produced a
lovely silver compete dish which was
the gift to MSS Pratt Of Mrs. Cart
wright and her two sisters, Mrs. b.
L. Marx and Miss Edith Williams, who
Is ct present In Europe Into this
dish was poured the 80 cents In dimes
and nlckels which each guest was re-
quested TO bring These were poured
over Miss Pratt's head into her lap
In true silver shower.
Mrs. Howard again appeared this
time dressed In an Indian costume4
and danced weird Indian dance,
which was in startling contrast to tho
dainty Spring Song. After this, the
wheel OF fortune, or the wedding
ring. was produced, which was q
large silver hoop trimmed in silver
lace Tied on II by silver cords Of
different lengths were little kilver
boxes. thimbles. Fasteners. an al,lnlf
mum lemon sQueeEer and variety Of
jokes. which Miss Pratt sfAcio01l5
accepted Lovely silver pieces we're
received from Miss Alice Bond. Mrs,
Lorrin Smith and Mrs Pratt Their
little silvered walnut shells tied To-
gefher with silver cord were passed
about and inside Of these each guest
discovered her fortune The prophe
Giles were very humorous and clever
and caused much merriment For ex.
ample. one read You will be very
rich II Andrew Carnegie leaves you
million dollars, and another. "a
young man In q spaghetti factory VIII
write to you In q months time BE
careful. for his object is macaroni =
AS Mrs. Hitchcock began the first
sweet notes OF "Un Peu GLAMOUR.
Mrs Howard appeared In a lovely
white Grecian costume Of finest crepe
chiffon Over her head she wore a
beautiful silver scarf The dance was
designed to express the feelings of
young girl on her wedding day, and
Mrs. Howard succeeded to marked
degree In her Interpretation Of the &c
stacy and excitement experienced at
such q time. She removed the veil
from her head and employed it grace
fully throughout the dance. Then
SEEKING cornucopia filled with silver
confetti, Mrs. Howard threw 1t over
the guest OF honor, knelt, and laid
the veil at her feet. II was most ef:
receive and extremely impressive,
The guests reassembled in the draw
ing room. where lovely brides cake
reposed on the table on q large sill.
yer plate. The cloth was OF pink satin
covered with embroidered Bruges. lace.
Miss Pratt cut the cake, while she
was deluged In showers of silver con.
fetti There were many little silver
favors In the cake which were discov.
i cred by different ones OF the guests
and which added to the interest and
excitement Delicious ice cream was
served with the cake. The invited
guests were the Misses Eunice Pratt,
Sara Lucas. Agnes Buchanan, Mary
Lucas, Harriet Lucas. Eloise Wich-
man, Margaret Waterhouse, thinner.
man. Beatrice Castle. Rose Herbert,
Jessie Kennedy. Wilhelmina Tenney,
Nora Sturgeon, Nora Swanzy, Alice
Cooke. Dorothy Hartwell. Alice Bond,
Ester Kopke. Bertha Kopke. isabelle
McCorriston, Laura Low, Mrs. c. B.
High. Mrs. Frank Thompson, Mrs,
George Collins. Mrs William B. Ly.
mer, Mrs. Samuel G. Wilder. Mrs.
Stubbs. Mrs ]. Hedemann, Mrs. Carl
Hedemann, Mrs. Alfred Castle. Mrs,
sherwood Lowrey, Mrs. Alice Lowrey,
Mrs. w. r. Castle. Mrs. B. L. Marx,
Mrs. d. Howard Hitchcock. Mrs. Elsa
Cross Howard, Mrs. Reynold McGrew,
Mrs. John lucas, Mrs. A. I. Castle,