Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-11

| pink and yellow snapdragons
THE guests were received by Mrs.
William Kerper Stevens, who was
gowned in a handsome white frock.
Among the out-of-town guests were:
George Scott of New York and New.
port, Mr.. and Mrs, Guy Heaton. Fred.
erick Brice and Mr.. Huckles of Phila-
delphia, Mrs. .. F'raley Smith Miss
CatharIne Smith, MIR. and Mrs. w. Hin
kle Smith and Mr. and Mrs. c. P.
Hatch, ali of Philadelphia.
Prior to the ceremony a half-hour's
musical program was rendered by
Hangers orchestra. when the follow.
ing numbers were rendered: 'Caya.
tina Entr' Acte Gavot, Coronation
March and selections from Faust
The Lohengrin Wedding March
vas used and during the ceremony
the orchestra played Greigs Wed.
ding Day at Troldhaugen, AT Eve.
ming and The Eyes of Irish Blue At
the reception following the orchestra
rendered number or popular airs.
The bride is member of a promi-
lent Berks family. active in the
2olftical and civic affairs of the city.
Although the destination of the
honeymoon has been kept state Sc
cret rumor has il that the trip is to
include visits to the bridegroom's
country home, his city home at Paris
and other points of interest on the
continent.
Reading friends are glad to learn
that the Smith residence on South
Fifth street is to form one of the per-.
manent abiding pisces of the couple,
who will divide their time between
Joinville, the country home of Mr.. Nc
Grew, Paris, and TINS city
Following the ceremony. an infor.
nal reception was neld. Mr. and Mrs.
McGrew leaving for a two. weeks
wedding trip at o'clock. At the ex-
Diration of two weeks the couple will
return to this city after which they
will prepare to sail for Paris, proba-
bly, leaving on the lmperator. Caterer
Holland of Philadelphia was in charge
of the refreshments.
"In honor of the nuptials, Mrs. Will
liam Kerper Stevens was hostess at
Club Tuesday when besides the guests
If honor. Miss Smith and Mr., McGrew,
the following were present: Mr.. and
Mrs. William Seyfert, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin A. Quier, Gr. and Mrs E. NJ.
Morgan. Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter Eckert |
Rev. and Mrs F. A. MacMillen, Miss
Toms. Frank S. Iivingood and DR..
Charles Roland"
Friends in HonolSIu have heard that
Mr.. and Mrs hcGrew will spend part
Of their honeymoon here.
Mrs Wilder's Dance.
Mrs. James A. Wilder was hostess |
at a jolly and informal beach party. /
Wednesday evening in honor of Miss |
Hilda Van Brunt Ct Alameda who re-
Gently arrived from the coast in COM |
pany with Miss Harnden, Mrs. Wild !
er's sister. After refreshing dip in /
the ocean, delicious chowder supper
was served out under the spreading
trees which shade the lawn Later a
delightful Victor dance was enjoyed on
the spacious lanai, the lively rendition
Of late popular airs arousing great
deal of enthusiasm among the devo.
tees Of the terpsichorean art. Mrs.
Wilder was assisted in receiving and
her guests by Mrs. Arthur
Wilder, Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrit Wilder
and Miss Harnden. ...
Among those present were: Miss
Carter, Miss Phoebe Carter.
Miss Mary Ragan Gary, Miss Mary
Won Holt Miss Hiida Won Holt. Miss
trace Carter, Miss Pauline Schaefer,
Mss Helen Spalding, Miss Ruth An